Spanish students on public transport

Foxhound38 · 13-04-2015 07:56PM #1

...are really well behaved, nondisruptive and so incredibly quiet, aren't they? :pac:

Señor Fancy Pants · 13-04-2015 07:58PM

Yes and not a pistachio nut shell to be seen!

kneemos · 13-04-2015 07:59PM

That time again.

Sheep Lover · 13-04-2015 08:00PM

Juan is not amused

Fr_Dougal · 13-04-2015 08:00PM

Great bunch of lads.

Shandashey · 13-04-2015 08:01PM

40 off them arrive en masse with their huge bright orange plastic back packs to the bus stop, then they all pile on, screeching at the top of their voices and grooming each other, picking at their hand faces etc.

hate them

MathDebater · 13-04-2015 08:02PM

We get a few thousand teenagers whose biggest crime is that they are a noisy on public transport and who sometimes block the footpath.. The Spaniards get tens of thousands binge drinking 18-30 Irish year olds running amok over there in return. I think we get the thin edge of the wedge on this one.

NIMAN · 13-04-2015 08:02PM

before they all head to the pub to share 2 pints between 12 of them.

smash · 13-04-2015 08:03PM

Harmless bunch, leave them to it

Shandashey · 13-04-2015 08:04PM

NIMAN wrote: »

before they all head to the pub to share 2 pints between 12 of them.

It's actually 2 glasses of beer between 12

Fudge You · 13-04-2015 08:06PM

Shandashey wrote: »

40 off them arrive en masse with their huge bright orange plastic back packs to the bus stop, then they all pile on, screeching at the top of their voices and grooming each other, picking at their hand faces etc.

hate them

Hold on. Its that time of year. I'll get started then...

So lets talk about the irish dicks that are pissed/sunburnt/jersey wearing/loud/fighting etc every summer that head on holidays in spain.

I'd much rather loud students that are talking to eachother in groups. I have yet to see them doing anything else.

cloud493 · 13-04-2015 08:07PM

Even worse when you live near the beach. Then its not just spanish kids, its bloody everyone.

osarusan · 13-04-2015 08:07PM

Coming over here learning our language and spending their money.....sickens me.

Fudge You · 13-04-2015 08:09PM

Shandashey wrote: »

It's actually 2 glasses of beer between 12

So they are not heavy drinkers like us IRISH. What a stupid bunch of fcuks!!!!

"Lets get the Bleedin' GARGLE in BOYOS.... Ahhhh Yeah, we are mad outta it!!!!"

Berserker · 13-04-2015 08:11PM

Far better than having the local drug addicts bothering you looking for money.

MRnotlob606 · 13-04-2015 08:13PM

I'd say they are having the Spanish equivalent of "craic"

cloud493 · 13-04-2015 08:15PM

MRnotlob606 wrote: »

I'd say they are having the Spanish equivalent of "craic"

They never look like they're having the craic. They look miserable as sin.

Shandashey · 13-04-2015 08:17PM

Fudge You wrote: »

So they are not heavy drinkers like us IRISH. What a stupid bunch of fcuks!!!!

"Lets get the Bleedin' GARGLE in BOYOS.... Ahhhh Yeah, we are mad outta it!!!!"

Self loathing much?

Steve_Carella · 13-04-2015 08:19PM

Teenagers travelling as a group in a new country being noisy and excited? How dare they! I've never heard anything so outrageous in my life!

Fudge You · 13-04-2015 08:27PM

Shandashey wrote: »

Self loathing much?

Nope, I'm just loathing a sizeable amount of Irish people that think they are cool because they drink a lot.

You were slagging Spaniards that had two glasses between them. So what, why should they drink more???

wp_rathead · 13-04-2015 08:36PM

MRnotlob606 wrote: »

I'd say they are having the Spanish equivalent of "craic"

Believe it is "El Craico"

Renegade Mechanic · 13-04-2015 08:39PM

They do tend to be up for a fight at the drop of a hat. Chill out lads

Turtyturd · 13-04-2015 08:42PM

Not confined to Spanish students...get a bus that goes through Beaumont hospital and you will see worse from Indian/Asian students.

Have even witnessed it with Irish students too.

HalloweenJack · 13-04-2015 11:02PM

Kids from different country in different culture shocker.

In fairness, if you spend any amount of time in Spain, you'll realise that all the people here are like that. The kids just pick it up from their surroundings. Spaniards are a gregarious bunch and don't have any kind of volume control. They've a different concept of social interaction.

Add to that, the Spanish kids who go to Ireland are spoilt rich kids away from home for probably the first time.

How Soon Is Now · 13-04-2015 11:11PM

I work in a big hostel in town the Spanish students are nothing compared to the English on stag and hen do s every Fecking weekend.

A lot of forgieners are notoriously tight when traveling especially younger ones. Some of the things I've seen and been asked for in there all you can do is laugh basically :-).

The Americans well there on a whole other level......

Phil Mitchell · 13-04-2015 11:16PM

Loud but very well behaved. The students that come over are usually from middle/upper-middle class families. Whilst we offer them Joxer and Jacinta and their 6 ratty faced kids for a week in the summer.

deadybai · 13-04-2015 11:19PM

osarusan wrote: »

Coming over here learning our language and spending their money.....sickens me.

"Our Language"

anncoates · 13-04-2015 11:38PM

Kids getting excited on their holidays in a foreign country.The bastards.

Just ignore them, you whinge bags.

IvyTheTerrible · 14-04-2015 04:55PM

I always find it strange that people laugh at European foreigners being "mean" with money - French and Spanish people earn significantly less than the average Irish person, also credit was a lot harder to get in France at least than Ireland so people here just have to be more careful with their money.

TheBeardedLady · 14-04-2015 05:06PM

HalloweenJack wrote: »

Add to that, the Spanish kids who go to Ireland are spoilt rich kids away from home for probably the first time.

Don't think it's necessarily the rich kids anymore like it was in the 80s.

I have to stand up for Spanish teens though - they're generally lovely ime and are better behaved than gangs of teens from other countries can be. The Spanish are noisy and travel in packs - that's what they do and they're not out to annoy people by doing it - it's their thing!

TheBeardedLady · 14-04-2015 05:07PM

IvyTheTerrible wrote: »

I always find it strange that people laugh at European foreigners being "mean" with money - French and Spanish people earn significantly less than the average Irish person, also credit was a lot harder to get in France at least than Ireland so people here just have to be more careful with their money.

Very true. Ireland would be insanely expensive for a person on an average salary in Spain and as I said above, it's not just the rich kids coming over now like when I was a kid.

Spanish students on public transport

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