The Irish Girls in the Hotel in Madrid

amdublin · 02-08-2014 10:25AM

foxy farmer wrote: »

I'm aware of that. OP was discussing just the lack of eloquence of some pissedfemale irish skangers on holidays.

Good point.

Just because you and some pissedfemale irish skangers on holidays think N stands for N****r. Not everyone does.

Alot of (Normal!) people think it is just stands for Novice...as it does.

leBIT · 02-08-2014 10:29AM

Yeah I'm not reading that

Andy-Pandy · 02-08-2014 10:32AM

I thought the N stood for new

Jawgap · 02-08-2014 10:52AM

Personally I think it's going to cause untold confusion among Americans travelling around the country.....

......they'll be think "Gee....there sure are a lot of Notre Dame fans in this place"

DeadHand · 02-08-2014 10:55AM

Hey ,OP, what did your wife think of this traumatic yet eye opening experience?

TwoShedsJackson · 02-08-2014 10:58AM

leBIT wrote: »

Yeah I'm not reading that

You should, it's the most stupid attempt to make a point ever in AH, and that's saying something.

Shakespeare's Sister · 02-08-2014 11:01AM

One of them with black hair tied into a BUN (who wears buns these days???),the other with blonde hair, seemingly washed but not straightened nor gelled etc.

Omg yeh, WHO wears a bun these days?! :eek:
Reads like something by a teenage girl or an extremely camp stylist. Does washed hair have to be straightened or gelled?

Why does the thread title have nothing to do with the "topic"?

Chinasea · 02-08-2014 11:06AM

Those bun things are a fairly recent hairstyle fade amongst the S for skanner brigade whose vocabulary and educational levels would be
L for limited.

vicwatson · 02-08-2014 11:08AM

Ain't got no time for this thread

vicwatson · 02-08-2014 11:12AM

Quote:

One of them with black hair tied into a BUN (who wears buns these days???),the other with blonde hair, seemingly washed but not straightened nor gelled etc.

Omg yeh, WHO wears a bun these days?!

That Irish drug runner wan in Peru made them trendy again op, where have you been at all?

Annasopra · 02-08-2014 12:00PM

wandererz wrote: »

The point is that government is about to tar lots of unsuspecting people with the "N" word.

They don't see it as a problem, but my example above proves that it is..

What are you talking about?

Half Rhodesian · 02-08-2014 12:05PM

i thought this thread was going to be about 3 irish girls getting slutttaeee in madrid or something... sugar

ScottStorm · 02-08-2014 12:11PM

What a twat.

Cantremember · 02-08-2014 12:12PM

Christ on a stick, it's Sesame Street again. Today is brought to you by the letter N! Embarrassed silence.

Arthur Beesley · 02-08-2014 12:15PM

wandererz wrote: »

This is my attempt to explain my point about the use of the "N" plate for Novice drivers in Ireland.

I have commented on other threads recently, but hopefully this goes to prove my point.

In recent times Ireland has experienced a growth in population of people from other countries and of other races.
This growth has resulted in extremist views against this foreign population - sometimes intended, sometimes unintended.

For example the use of the word "******".

Does this happen??

Most people, and perhaps everyone, will say NO.

However,

Take for example the young Irish so-called "ladies" sitting at the ground floor bar at the Mercure Hotel San Domingo in Madrid on Friday 01 August 2014, between 20.00- 21.00.
(Take note that i have have no problem with the Mercure Hotels to this date).

I was sitting in that very same bar at that very same hotel a table way from them with my wife.

One of them with black hair tied into a BUN (who wears buns these days???),the other with blonde hair, seemingly washed but not straightened nor gelled etc.Both of them with a couple of middle aged Irish guys.

Their conversation revolved around a good many things, one of which then revolved into the alphabeticed language.

Her problem was when she got to the letter "I", her only only thought was the word "INK".

The retort from her friend was the the letter "N" to which the only word she could remember was "******" ...to great laughter from all at their table.

this happened this past night

So, this proves that this happens in this day and age.

The very fact that the Irish government will now condone this (tagging people with the N word) by law is simply crazy.

even boards.ie will not publish the full words, choosing to star it out.

It starts with a an N and ends with an "IGGER""

I am here, i experienced it, so did my wife.

And i will be asking for the video to be kept.

So you reckon that people that see the 'N' sticker will think that the car is being driven by a black person?

Is that what you are attempting to say?

Shakespeare's Sister · 02-08-2014 12:16PM

"See, black guys drive a car like THIS... but white guys, they drive a car like THIS!"

conorhal · 02-08-2014 12:17PM

Hurry and upload the video to youtube OP! I'm bady in need of a self reighteous moral superority boost and I can't get it untill you start the #outrage! campaign and we can all join in to vilify strangers, if we're really lucky perhaps we can get them fired from their job, hounded in public and ruin their lives, which I believe is the minimum basic penalty for a stupid joke you overhear these days.

Half Rhodesian · 02-08-2014 12:18PM

Arthur Beesley wrote: »

So you reckon that people that see the 'N' sticker will think that the car is being driven by a black person?

Is that what you are attempting to say?

lol pmsl

Grayson · 02-08-2014 12:20PM

I'm amazed this thread had 6 pages.

auldgranny · 02-08-2014 12:22PM

Grayson wrote: »

I'm amazed this thread had 6 pages.

I'm amazed this is even a thread. Rubbish.

RobbingBandit · 02-08-2014 12:37PM

You another one of them OP, NAGGER GUY.

02-08-2014 12:43PM

To all of us that have ever woke up in the morning, cringing at what we said the night before........

Rest easy people, we were never as bad as that!

everdead.ie · 02-08-2014 01:18PM

Given no one else seems to be putting this together this probably says more about the OP then Irish society?

Personally my favorite N word is No as in "No OP No!"

BrianBoru00 · 02-08-2014 01:27PM

auldgranny wrote: »

I'm amazed this is even a thread. Rubbish.

I'm delighted with this thread - Bridesmaid thread has disappeared - this is an entertaining replacement...

wow sierra · 02-08-2014 01:41PM

wandererz wrote: »

This is my attempt to explain my point about the use of the "N" plate for Novice drivers in Ireland.

I have commented on other threads recently, but hopefully this goes to prove my point.

In recent times Ireland has experienced a growth in population of people from other countries and of other races.
This growth has resulted in extremist views against this foreign population - sometimes intended, sometimes unintended.

For example the use of the word "******".

Does this happen??

Most people, and perhaps everyone, will say NO.

However,

Take for example the young Irish so-called "ladies" sitting at the ground floor bar at the Mercure Hotel San Domingo in Madrid on Friday 01 August 2014, between 20.00- 21.00.
(Take note that i have have no problem with the Mercure Hotels to this date).

I was sitting in that very same bar at that very same hotel a table way from them with my wife.

One of them with black hair tied into a BUN (who wears buns these days???),the other with blonde hair, seemingly washed but not straightened nor gelled etc.Both of them with a couple of middle aged Irish guys.

Their conversation revolved around a good many things, one of which then revolved into the alphabeticed language.

Her problem was when she got to the letter "I", her only only thought was the word "INK".

The retort from her friend was the the letter "N" to which the only word she could remember was "******" ...to great laughter from all at their table.

this happened this past night

So, this proves that this happens in this day and age.

The very fact that the Irish government will now condone this (tagging people with the N word) by law is simply crazy.

even boards.ie will not publish the full words, choosing to star it out.

It starts with a an N and ends with an "IGGER""

I am here, i experienced it, so did my wife.

And i will be asking for the video to be kept.

Wow ???? You have waaay too much time on your hands. You describe in forensic detail what these people were wearing, their hair etc etc and talk about CCTV cameras.... WTF?

You would think you were listening to an international drug ring or paedophiles or something. They used one word in a joking way in a long unrelated conversation. Its not like they were even saying anything bad about black people in the conversation. You know nothing about them. Get over it.

Oh and by the way - no one would make that link with the letter N for learner drivers.

Wishiwasa Littlebitaller · 02-08-2014 01:44PM

wandererz wrote: »

I am here, i experienced it, so did my wife.

And i will be asking for the video to be kept.

Meanwhile at a table in the corner, just out of view, Trent had enough of listening to this crazy couple blathering on like they had swallowed a horse size dose of LSD. So he got up, snapped both their necks and took the two girls to bed. Trent had a thing for girls with their hair in buns. So he killed the brunette last.

deise08 · 02-08-2014 01:46PM

Last I heard 'N' was a letter, not a word.

Capt'n Midnight · 03-08-2014 01:59AM

What's the word used in Spain for the colour black ?

Míshásta · 03-08-2014 02:23AM

wandererz wrote: »

This is my attempt to explain my point about the use of the "N" plate for Novice drivers in Ireland.

I have commented on other threads recently, but hopefully this goes to prove my point.

In recent times Ireland has experienced a growth in population of people from other countries and of other races.
This growth has resulted in extremist views against this foreign population - sometimes intended, sometimes unintended.

For example the use of the word "******".

Does this happen??

Most people, and perhaps everyone, will say NO.

However,

Take for example the young Irish so-called "ladies" sitting at the ground floor bar at the Mercure Hotel San Domingo in Madrid on Friday 01 August 2014, between 20.00- 21.00.
(Take note that i have have no problem with the Mercure Hotels to this date).

I was sitting in that very same bar at that very same hotel a table way from them with my wife.

One of them with black hair tied into a BUN (who wears buns these days???),the other with blonde hair, seemingly washed but not straightened nor gelled etc.Both of them with a couple of middle aged Irish guys.

Their conversation revolved around a good many things, one of which then revolved into the alphabeticed language.

Her problem was when she got to the letter "I", her only only thought was the word "INK".

The retort from her friend was the the letter "N" to which the only word she could remember was "******" ...to great laughter from all at their table.

this happened this past night

So, this proves that this happens in this day and age.

The very fact that the Irish government will now condone this (tagging people with the N word) by law is simply crazy.

even boards.ie will not publish the full words, choosing to star it out.

It starts with a an N and ends with an "IGGER""

I am here, i experienced it, so did my wife.

And i will be asking for the video to be kept.

My vote for most inarticulate post of the month/year.

Fred Swanson · 03-08-2014 02:49AM

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The Irish Girls in the Hotel in Madrid

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