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by **115-1073096938** » Thu Mar 17, 2005 1:10 pm

True.

Some women are ******

*blows lyndsey a kiss*

by **fivecups** » Thu Mar 17, 2005 1:11 pm

Leonmc0708 wrote:So "Stu the English idiot" means I am derogatory about English people?

Are you sure it does not mean I simply mean to confirm he is English ?

Get a life an ****** off with the PC brigade gravy train.

No.... it's derogatory towards the English. If I walk into a packed English pub next weekend in Manchester find an Englishman and starting screaming 'You English f**k!. I f**king hate you! - you dirty English c*nt!', Im fairly sure that I'll not make it to the match because the other Englishmen may take offence at my comments.

I dont think they'll say 'Ah, I see that screaming guy is confirming that other chap at the bar is English - how nice!'

For what it's worth I don't think Taff had any intention of insulting Australians but I can see how it may ****** an Australian off.

As for your usual insult at the bottom Leon - no need for it. I cant trade insults with you today anyway, it would be deflammatory to the memory of the great St Patrick. Have a pinter of the black stuff instead.

by **NCRedFan7** » Thu Mar 17, 2005 9:13 pm

Been to England, been to Australia, from the American South....people are all the same with a pint in the hand.

Now if only I could find a place in the US that serves VB.....

I seem to have wandered from the topic....oh, yeah, Kewell.

I've seen enough primadonnas in my lifetime (see: the US's National Basketball Association) to know that if you have the heart, you can play, and if you don't, you'll talk yourself out of being able to play. Screw him, let's get someone who'll actually give a flying ****.

-NCRedFan7

by **zarababe** » Thu Mar 17, 2005 9:15 pm

cisses_gona_get_ya wrote:
stu_the_red wrote:
remove the word aussie at once. You're insinuating that is the norm for all australians

and if not ur using it in a derogatory sense.

Either way i must request u remove it at once

other than that i agree with u

He wasn't using it in a derogatory way.

He simply stated he was a t****** and an aussie. Get over it and jib all this politically correct ******.

Not all aussie's are ******, not all black people are ******, but you do get black ****** (people who are black and a ****** and you do get aussie ******, people who are ****** and are aussies), much the same as you english ******, cockney ****** and woolyback ******.

Also some scousers are ******

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by **zarababe** » Thu Mar 17, 2005 9:18 pm

.. how dare Harry Kewell.. (look no refrence to his nationality .. it's easy u know) .. is out of order to criticise the Boss.. so he can f-off .. bl**dy sh*t.. (no offence Roberts

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by **REDTILLDEAD** » Thu Mar 17, 2005 9:43 pm

bah..Aussies, most of them decend from ex-convicts shipped out from "blighty" nearly 200 yrs ago! :laugh:

by **yckatbjywtbiastkamb** » Thu Mar 17, 2005 9:53 pm

fivecups wrote:
Leonmc0708 wrote:So "Stu the English idiot" means I am derogatory about English people?

Are you sure it does not mean I simply mean to confirm he is English ?

Get a life an ****** off with the PC brigade gravy train.

No.... it's derogatory towards the English. If I walk into a packed English pub next weekend in Manchester find an Englishman and starting screaming 'You English f**k!. I f**king hate you! - you dirty English c*nt!', Im fairly sure that I'll not make it to the match because the other Englishmen may take offence at my comments.

I dont think they'll say 'Ah, I see that screaming guy is confirming that other chap at the bar is English - how nice!'

For what it's worth I don't think Taff had any intention of insulting Australians but I can see how it may ****** an Australian off.

As for your usual insult at the bottom Leon - no need for it. I cant trade insults with you today anyway, it would be deflammatory to the memory of the great St Patrick. Have a pinter of the black stuff instead.

speaking of st patrick fivecups did you know he went to ireland from liverpool and just before he did he gave a sermon near the town centre. by hatton gardens i think. i`m sure there`s a plaque or a cross by the spot to mark the occasion.

by **stmichael** » Thu Mar 17, 2005 9:54 pm

i've never understood how st patrick became the patron saint of ireland because he wasn't even irish. :Oo:

by **yckatbjywtbiastkamb** » Thu Mar 17, 2005 9:57 pm

stmichael wrote:i've never understood how st patrick became the patron saint of ireland because he wasn't even irish.

st george was turkish, that is a fact.

by **NCRedFan7** » Thu Mar 17, 2005 10:12 pm

Eh, I'm American and we're all mutts. It's not a big deal.

Case in point: I'm English / Scots-Irish / German. I can celebrate St. Paddy's and Octoberfest, which is nice. Only problem is that, with those three backgrounds, I keep wanting to kick my own ******....

-NCRedFan7

by **fivecups** » Thu Mar 17, 2005 10:17 pm

stmichael wrote:i've never understood how st patrick became the patron saint of ireland because he wasn't even irish.

Who knows? Been to his supposed grave though.

Was in Liverpool for Paddy's last year - Liverpool played Portsmouth - definitely better craic over there. Loads of people were full drunk by 2 in the afternoon

by **Ciggy** » Thu Mar 17, 2005 10:21 pm

fivecups wrote:
stmichael wrote:i've never understood how st patrick became the patron saint of ireland because he wasn't even irish.

Who knows? Been to his supposed grave though.

Was in Liverpool for Paddy's last year - Liverpool played Portsmouth - definitely better craic over there. Loads of people were full drunk by 2 in the afternoon

Yer me mum and her fella went out at 2 today to watch the band, and then round all the Irish bars, they will be rotten by now

by **NCRedFan7** » Thu Mar 17, 2005 10:22 pm

Yah, I get a sneakin' suspicion that I will be callin' in sick tomorrow....

-NCRedFan7

by **fivecups** » Thu Mar 17, 2005 10:29 pm

cisses_gona_get_ya wrote:
fivecups wrote:
stmichael wrote:i've never understood how st patrick became the patron saint of ireland because he wasn't even irish.

Who knows? Been to his supposed grave though.

Was in Liverpool for Paddy's last year - Liverpool played Portsmouth - definitely better craic over there. Loads of people were full drunk by 2 in the afternoon

Yer me mum and her fella went out at 2 today to watch the band, and then round all the Irish bars, they will be rotten by now

I probably met her last year

We were dancing to The Irish Rover, with a pint of Guiness and a wee sprig of shamrock in some Irish bar near Lime Street in the middle of the afternoon.

by **yckatbjywtbiastkamb** » Thu Mar 17, 2005 10:36 pm

NCRedFan7 wrote:Eh, I'm American and we're all mutts. It's not a big deal.

Case in point: I'm English / Scots-Irish / German. I can celebrate St. Paddy's and Octoberfest, which is nice. Only problem is that, with those three backgrounds, I keep wanting to kick my own ******....

-NCRedFan7

the irish have a claim to fame regarding liverpool, before the mass migration of the 1850`s liverpool people used to talk with a lancashire accent. that many irish made their homes in liverpool they actually changed the local dialect to the one known as scouse. not even new york and boston can claim that.
in fact when we go to the states we are often asked what part of ireland are we from.

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