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Enjoy Brazil.
At least there won’t be too many Irish women there.
I read this and for some reason thought immediately of you.
http://www.irishcentral.com/roots/Top-ten-things-to-dislike-about-Irish-women-121554514.html
There’s also the companion piece:-
http://www.irishcentral.com/roots/Ten-things-I-now-dislike-about-Irish-men-119051884.html
thank you for your well wishes
I read both very funny – mammys boys with wooly jumpers who drink too much and cant cook vs sex and the city girls who drink pints and have clothes sent over the the shtates from dunnes stores, bizarre
oh and who can forget the fake tan and the barking of orders
well what really resonated with me was the bit where we suspect you of saying things with hidden meanings
it’s easy to forget how simple you Irish guys are really
No hidden meanings with me, let me say it clearly : “I know what you are starting”!
The women are a mix of old and new but with the men it sounds like they are talking about some 60 year old married couple who have lived in america for 30 years. They bicker and moan and despise each. They stick it out in respect for the institution of marriage and how it might look if they broke up. They sit in near silence eating the bacon and cabbage and she asks him “is the dinner ok?”, it tastes like burnt ashes but he grumbles “tis”. She says “wha?”, pretending she cannot hear him. She burns it on purpose because she resents how he managed to get a job and did better at fitting in. She hates his happiness. Has actual friends unlike her who only knows the barren old biddies from the church choir.
He does not want to cause trouble as she quizzes him on the exact meaning of “tis”.
They both know that rejection of the dinner is really a rejection of her. She looking for confirmation that he is a broken man and wont stray too far. Utter loneliness is what she fears more than anything and even a loveless marriage is better by comparison.
also, look on craigslist – http://dublin.craigslist.org/w4m/2738478572.html
@Toast
that would make a lovely play for the Abbey
the story above, not the craigslist thing, that’d be more the olympia.
it was just an example of how loved the irish men are by women from other cultures, it is like an adopt a wounded dog scheme (wounded by years of abuse from irish wimmin)
if you’re a blue eyed blonde, you’ll go down very well in Brazil.
Ha ha, glad you like it – I could make it more depressing by adding that they left Ireland after the man was released from jail for the manslaughter of the priest who raped him in school.
I have seen three things in the abbey (most recently was roddy doyles the inspector, interesting) – it seems to me that they spend most of their money on the set design
Yes!! I saw that too. I loved the brilliant revolving set, the rest of it – not so much.
Enjoy the Brazilian trannies they are better then the Thai ones you love so much
Did I tell you the wife is expecting? We were thinking of calling it Dexter.
congrats on the baby – with a name like that he will definetly grow up to be a killer – you will be disappointed that I have no tranny news for you – gamma goblins reccomendation will have to fulfil your desires – I did see a movie about a celebrity prostitute however