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Monday, March 14th 2005

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Jamie: Cheers matey

in response to away from cities

Peter: why, youre one of the more eloquent folks on here, mate!

in response to away from cities

b0ll0x: cuz all we REAL irish wanna do is hang de filthie proddies up by they bollox! death to all who inter here!

in response to Shankill Road: Belfast

Jamie: Check out my excellent grammar heh

in response to away from cities

Jamie: I moved back home later that year. I now find myself, almost three years later, in rural settings once again. Am i destined to forever alternate between town and country? I feel no more at home here than i did back home or indeed in northern ireland. I do miss...

in response to away from cities

james: Re: Shankhill Road this site is sad read a lot about ireland culture history etc your culture seems to be we hate catholics and you post it with pride why? do you not see yourselves?

in response to Shankill Road: Belfast

Jamie: hool, we miss you

in response to dec 21

Peter: heh!

in response to More Paste-ups: the Upper West Side

sine: hool come back!

in response to dec 21

sine: jamie: about 55 minutes.

in response to Riding the PATH Home: Newark - Brooklyn

jamie: So, how long does a journey from Brooklyn - Newark take on average?

in response to Riding the PATH Home: Newark - Brooklyn

Jamie: Yeah, i can see though how that concept could be a little difficult to grasp though eh peter? lmao

in response to More Paste-ups: the Upper West Side

Jamie: The London Police have been very active in........ London!

in response to tlp - sticker graff

Jamie: More here from Barcelona.

in response to The London Police

Peter: wow jamie, us clueless yanks thank you... otherwise we'd have no clue what was going on here :)

in response to Falls Road: Belfast

Jamie: A bit of clarification is perhaps needed for those not familiar with the Irish/Ulster slang used here. My facts should not be taken as gospel but are what I have gleaned from spending a couple of years submersed in this culture: taig, fenian - derogatory terms for a cathoilc **hun, prod, proddy,...

in response to Falls Road: Belfast

borat: like it nice thankyou please

in response to Le Meow

glossary of terms: Tiocfaidh ár Lá, pronounced chuck-hig awr law, is a political slogan used by Irish republicans, the English translation of which means "our day will come", implying that Ireland will one day be re-united. Erin go bragh is a badly anglicized form of Éireann go Brách, meaning Ireland forever. It is pronounced...

in response to The Bogside

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