The Edster wrote: » I'm not a Pedro
Chucken wrote: » A what now?
Talib Fiasco wrote: » I was 11 and it was at the Scór na bPáistí.
Talib Fiasco wrote: » Scór na bPáistí.
green_screen wrote: » In St Stephen's Green park, in 2004, when I was 14. He was 24 if i remember correctly :pac: Still friends, dunno wtf I ever saw in him. Before anyone calls him a pedo, he thought I was 17
OldNotWIse wrote: » 12 in Tunisia with a 17 year old waiter. Thinking about it now gives me the creeps - but at the time I thought the age gap was cool.
nelly17 wrote: » Given its a perdominantly muslim country that could have ended pretty badly for him (assuming hes a local)
OldNotWIse wrote: » Because of the age gap? Or because of where I am from?
nelly17 wrote: » The age gap I would have thought
castletownman wrote: » The Gaeltacht. A rite of passage for impressionable young country folk staying away from home for the first time. I believe she was from Roscommon or Leitrim. Somewhere weird. We made out for hours!
bb1234567 wrote: » Even if he thought you were 17 he would still be way too old for you, hes a creep tbh.
strobe wrote: » Im really starting to feel like I missed a trick here with this whole Gaeltacht business. I remember when they tried to sell me the idea in school. Spend a few weeks speaking nothing but Irish in the West, it'll improve your grammar something vicious. "Yeah right, no thanks kiddo". Now anytime I hear anyone talking about it it's always shifting and riding and boozing it up. Sounds like the last days of Sodom and Gimorrah at times. Royally screwed myself over by the sound of things.