Irish people don't walk!

CelticRambler · 2015-09-20 13:56:34

Being provocative on this weekend of national sporting pride - all those people crammed into the terraces watching someone else doing the exercise. So I see someone say they're "doing the Camino" and then in the detail they mention they're doing the last 100km. 100km :eek: FFS, that's a three-day stroll, not a pilgrimage!…

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#32 21-09-2015 07:13AM

Princess Consuela Bananahammock

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all this talk of pilgrimmages and Irish, i misread that as "Irish people don't ****"....

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#33 21-09-2015 07:34AM

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CelticRambler wrote: »

Yeah I know. Never met so many people with expensive state-sponsored bikes in the garage never being used!

Ehhhh, in case you didn't know, it's a "leisure activity" - the pilgrimage part fell by the wayside for most people about 400 years ago.

No I don't actually, I drive. That's kind of the point - I'm not a walker, but still find myself being the only Irish person on any of these continental trails.

Wait so you're not a walker but you're whinging about other people not being walkers is that right? That's just bizarre!

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