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Green Man |
Guinea wrote:
Green Man wrote:
Guinea wrote:
Green Man wrote:
If I was offended by every Irish joke I would be a very rich man.
How would you become rich by being offended?
Because I could moan to Vox, Buzzfeed, maybe give interviews about the racist Irish insults aimed at the Irish in the 70s and 80s. We laughed about it then and we laugh about it now.
(we are not all bombers, thick, bar brawling yobs, and not all Irish Catholics are not knobbing their cousins)
I could write a book of offensive bar jokes. I could do a follow up of some offensive Irish jokes both volumes could be off the knuckle stuff.
Not every gypsy/traveller is a thief, wants to tarmac your driveway or steal from local shops when they move to a town near you.
My friend's and family can laugh.
The Irish have lampooned the English for years, blaming them for all their problems. Financial and otherwise.
Despite the fact the UK is one of their biggest trading partners, and make up the largest number of tourists to Ireland.
We have also provided work and assistance for Republic residents during many recessions, and still continue to do so.
I am both wounded and grateful.  |
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Guinea |
Green Man wrote:
Guinea wrote:
Green Man wrote:
If I was offended by every Irish joke I would be a very rich man.
How would you become rich by being offended?
Because I could moan to Vox, Buzzfeed, maybe give interviews about the racist Irish insults aimed at the Irish in the 70s and 80s. We laughed about it then and we laugh about it now.
(we are not all bombers, thick, bar brawling yobs, and not all Irish Catholics are not knobbing their cousins)
I could write a book of offensive bar jokes. I could do a follow up of some offensive Irish jokes both volumes could be off the knuckle stuff.
Not every gypsy/traveller is a thief, wants to tarmac your driveway or steal from local shops when they move to a town near you.
My friend's and family can laugh.
The Irish have lampooned the English for years, blaming them for all their problems. Financial and otherwise.
Despite the fact the UK is one of their biggest trading partners, and make up the largest number of tourists to Ireland.
We have also provided work and assistance for Republic residents during many recessions, and still continue to do so. |
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Green Man |
JK2006 wrote:
Yes and as a Pro-Scouser (all us 60s music kids are), less of the Scouse jokes please GM.
How about Londoners ? |
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Green Man |
Guinea wrote:
Green Man wrote:
If I was offended by every Irish joke I would be a very rich man.
How would you become rich by being offended?
Because I could moan to Vox, Buzzfeed, maybe give interviews about the racist Irish insults aimed at the Irish in the 70s and 80s. We laughed about it then and we laugh about it now.
(we are not all bombers, thick, bar brawling yobs, and not all Irish Catholics are not knobbing their cousins)
I could write a book of offensive bar jokes. I could do a follow up of some offensive Irish jokes both volumes could be off the knuckle stuff.
Not every gypsy/traveller is a thief, wants to tarmac your driveway or steal from local shops when they move to a town near you.
My friend's and family can laugh. |
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Guinea |
Green Man wrote:
If I was offended by every Irish joke I would be a very rich man.
How would you become rich by being offended?
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