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| 1063.1 | Its Early Days Yet | DBOSW2::BRENNAN_M | I drink - To make other people interesting | Tue May 26 1992 11:58 | 27 |
| >>> Looks like a good year for us Dubs so far.
WHY?? Did the sun shine and the gurriers retire back to Clondalkin?
> Shels won the League of Ireland Championship and Bohs won the FAI Cup.
That doesnt count. Its only an occupation that allows brain dead
Dubs (and Corkmen) to think that they can play sport. Nobody with
even half a brain would be bored out of their tree to watch that
> Cork were bet by Kerry in the Gaa and them real bad pills, Meath, were
> bet as well. A good days work was done yesterday.
I notice Meath who have been dishing out the losingers for years
have started to complain when given a dose of the same medicine by a
crowd of mountany men from the Sliabh Bloom's. Cant take it
> The jacks are back,
Ahh but wait till Wicklow get you in Aughrim!!
MBr
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| 1063.2 | Aughrim, no .......... way | SIOG::FARRELL | | Tue May 26 1992 13:51 | 15 |
| Good God, MBr woke up for a while today. Wonders never cease :-)
and I quote from MBr's reply
"Nobody with even half a brain would be bored out of their tree
to watch that". Absolutely, 100% correct.
I fear the Kilkenny Kat has been at illegal substances yet again.
Aughrim, thats where men are men and sheep are nervous, isnt it ???
- Joe
P.S, MBr, seen Donie around yet. For you good folk across the water,
Donie is our token Corkman in the office here.
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| 1063.3 | Sorry - too late. Note is write locked :-) | SIOG::FARRELL | | Mon Jun 08 1992 09:12 | 8 |
| Oh dear, I feel that some Corkmen may be heading my way today.
Why we have to let boys from Tipp out to do a man's job, I dont know.
- Joe (ducking for cover from that redneck b* Donie and Pat H.)
P.S. This note will be write locked until the Dubs win their next match
:-)
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| 1063.4 | Wicklow??? Leave it out!! | SIOG::HANLON | | Wed Jun 17 1992 14:43 | 5 |
| Well, you won't have to worry about Aughrim or the sheep-$#@gg&r$,
Kildare set them packing for the hills. But that result presents the
Dubs with an even bigger problem, presuming Wexford and Pat's wee
men can be disposed of. Beware Micko's Army ... he's back to haunt the
Dubs again.
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| 1063.5 | Good Bye Dubs | DBOSW2::BRENNAN_M | Festina Lente | Mon Jun 22 1992 12:01 | 26 |
| 1063.6 | A once in a lifetime experience.... :-) | HILL16::BURNS | | Mon Jun 22 1992 18:20 | 5 |
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Mbr: When is the Munster Football final ??
keVin
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| 1063.7 | Soon | DBOSW2::BRENNAN_M | Festina Lente | Tue Jun 23 1992 09:23 | 10 |
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KeVin,
I agree its a one in a lifetime experience. Its not every day that a set of
sacrificial lambs are sent to the slaughter.
Seriously though I think its July 12th. I may be wrong though as I dont really
follow football. Now the Hurling is on July 5th.
Mbr
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| 1063.8 | Moderator, sort out this Burns Boy | SIOG::FARRELL | | Fri Jul 03 1992 10:22 | 10 |
| keVin,
You should know better than to be posting irrelevant replies to such an
important topic. Reply .6 is way out of order.
Use VAX Mail for minor one to one issues :-). Anyway, it only
encourages MBr.
- Joe
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| 1063.9 | You are correct of course | DBOSW2::BRENNAN_M | I drink - To make other people interesting | Mon Jul 06 1992 13:05 | 11 |
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Joe,
I agree - Football is irrelevant. This of cours makes the YTD status of the
dubs irrelevant.
Cork Beat Limerick in the Munster Hurling final yesterday. It was a pretty
one-sided match with cork well in command.
Mbr
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| 1063.10 | | HILL16::BURNS | | Mon Jul 06 1992 13:56 | 8 |
| re: .08
Joe: I think you'll find that the moderator favors Munster on occasion. :-)
keVin
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| 1063.11 | Things are getting BAD | SIOG::FARRELL | | Wed Jul 08 1992 16:56 | 11 |
| OK, OK, it looks like you mere redneck hurling folk can clutter up my
note with irrelevant crap but remember, I'll be watching out and also,
MISTER BURNS, you have to come to Dublin for the porter in a few weaks
time.
With all this hurling talk, I am beginning to think that Kerrymen may
not be too bad after all :-). This is tooooooo much.
I'm going straight to the pub.
The Jacks are back.
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| 1063.12 | Dubs in Leinster Final | SIOG::FARRELL | | Tue Jul 14 1992 16:43 | 16 |
| Back to important matters. Yesterday, the Dubs marched (well, they
limped very badly, to be honest) on beating Louth in the semi-final in
the Leinster football championship.
They had about 17 wides but won by 3 points in the end. They had by far
the greater possession but werent picking off scores.
In an interview with this reporter, ex-Dublin star (with medal for
sale), Brian Jordan said that if Dublin move up a gear, no one will
beat them in this years All-Ireland.
There it is, folks, an important part of the anatomy on the line for the
Dubs.
- Joe
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| 1063.13 | What a great way to start the Holidays ... :-) | ACTGSF::BURNS | | Mon Jul 20 1992 01:00 | 8 |
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Joe: Was there EVER any doubt ??? :-)
keVin
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| 1063.14 | where's keVin | SIOG::FARRELL | | Mon Jul 20 1992 08:59 | 19 |
| OK, OK, I'll let a little bit of Munster history into this note just to
show us Dubs can be generous to a fault.
Yesterday, Clare (yes, Clare) beat Kerry in the Munster Football Final
by 2-10 to 0-12. A great win for the lads from Clare. Not many of the
Kerry species around today. Sean Griffin, with no medal for sale, hasnt
appeared yet. It was Clare's first Munster Final win since 1917 which
coincidentally was the year keVin was born.
Now we await the arrival of one keVin who was decanted into an plane in
the last day or so.
- Joe
P.S. Anyone know where Clare is ? Answers, addressed to keVin Burns,
Ireland, on written postcards only as I'm sure keVin will want to see
the place now that they have won something.
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| 1063.15 | The Kingdom Killers. | CLADA::JDOOLEY | Do not take anything for granted | Mon Jul 20 1992 10:15 | 12 |
| Further to the great victory by the Bannermen in Limerick, I had the
great privilege of doing a gig down in Inagh, near Ennis, last night.
The atmosphere was only mighty!!!
We didn't start until 10 because the match was highlighted on the TV
sports special "The Sunday Game".
"Spancill Hill","Lovely Rose of Clare" and "Long, Long way from Clare
to Here" went down well.
75 years is a long time to wait.
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| 1063.16 | Open to suggestions of debauchery. | CSLALL::KSULLIVAN | | Tue Jul 21 1992 16:00 | 8 |
| Dear Angela,
keVin left last night on the same flight as my wife, should
I be concerned???
Yours in freedom,
M.
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| 1063.17 | At least his son's with them... | POLAR::RUSHTON | | Tue Jul 21 1992 16:10 | 6 |
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JAYSUS!!!
Korff O'Barbunk
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| 1063.18 | ? | EGAV01::MKEYES | Emfg Technology Group DTN 822-4304 | Tue Jul 21 1992 16:18 | 14 |
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Question to settle a bet....
..Who were (and when) the last MUNSTER team (KERRY and CORK excepted) to play in
a Munster Football final (besides this year of course)..
...Excellent to see Clare win...Now for carlow to beat Galway -) -)
Mr Burns sighted..or heard.(in ballyvaughan)....session in Galway
tomorrow night...lord have mercy.........
Mick
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| 1063.19 | Buy the poor lad a pint will ya? | TALLIS::DARCY | | Tue Jul 21 1992 16:41 | 4 |
| Rumour has it that Mr. Burns is going to Europe to replace
Pierre Carlo Falotti's position in Geneva. Before he left
he mentioned something about moving European headquarters
to Ballyvaughan or Doolin.
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| 1063.20 | | CLADA::DODONNELL | Denis | Wed Jul 22 1992 07:43 | 9 |
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Re .18
> ..Who were (and when) the last MUNSTER team (KERRY and CORK excepted) to play in
>a Munster Football final (besides this year of course)..
Well Mick, if memory serves me correct, Limerick contested last years
final, losing to Kerry.
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| 1063.21 | R.I.P. Dub"s year. | SIOG::HANLON | | Wed Jul 22 1992 10:28 | 12 |
| He probably meant the last to win excepy the big two. Anyone know??
Now to more important matters ... next Sunday when this topic, i.e
YTD for the Dubs, reaches a natural conclusion. Well, I suppose we
could discuss matters other than football. My only regret is that I
won"t be around to enjoy the funeral. I"m deadly serious, folks,
Kildare WILL WIN on Sunday, easily.
Tony.
p.s. only someone going on two weeks holidays (Galway, get ready)
could afford to be this bullish!
... that"s bullish, not bullsh!t ... thought I"d get that in first.
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| 1063.22 | Your roving reporter in Galway ... | ACTGSF::BURNS | | Wed Jul 22 1992 11:02 | 13 |
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Seen in the Clare Champion ....
WANTED ...... Directions to Dublin :-)
keVin
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| 1063.23 | | WMOIS::CHAPLAIN_F | Tempus Omnia Vincit | Wed Jul 22 1992 11:46 | 8 |
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Oh jeez, it's that Burns feller again.
Just hand him a bottle off the bottom shelf and point his nose due
west of Galway. He won't notice he's left Ireland until he reaches
Reykjavik.
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| 1063.24 | Whose funeral is it anyway? | SIOG::BRADLEY | | Mon Jul 27 1992 07:38 | 8 |
| Tony,
By the sounds of your note last week today was suppose to be
the end of the world for the DUBS but as always the band of
Jacks kicked the Lillies out of Croker and back to Kildare
where they belong. Just as well the journey home is short.
Gary
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| 1063.25 | Things are right on target | SIOG::FARRELL | | Mon Jul 27 1992 18:53 | 21 |
| Ok folks,
No problem. The Dubs won handy yesterday. The score was Dublin 1-13,
Kildare 0-10. For a little while in the second half, Kildare rallied
but Dublin picked off a couple of points and that was that.
The first half performance by Dublin was one of the best displays by
Dublin for a long time. Brian Jordan (still with medal for sale), in an
interview with this reporter, said
"This side is showing good potential and should go on to win the All
Ireland".
Well said, Brian. Watch out Clare, you are in big trouble.
keVin, those Clare boys have no need to write down the directions back
to Clare. They wont be up here long enough to forget them.
- Joe
P.S. No sign of MBr today, I notice :-)
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| 1063.26 | Can we talk about "Coursing" instead of Football ? | ACTGSF::BURNS | | Mon Aug 24 1992 11:35 | 20 |
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What do Neil Diamond and the Clare Football team have in common ??
They've both been in Croke Park twice !!! :-)
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| 1063.27 | The Dubs march on | SIOG::FARRELL | | Thu Aug 27 1992 14:04 | 26 |
| Hello to one and all dear little rednecks,
Well, I bet keVin thought he had escaped but I'm back from the hols now
(2 weeks in Clare was great).
As most of you know by now, the Dubs have marched on to the All Ireland
Football Final to meet Donegal. Clare tried hard but the Dubs were
always that bit better. Mind you, the defense still has a little snooze
half way through the second half. This will cost them dearly against
good forwards.
Brian Jordan, still with medal for sale, not in an interview with this
reporter, said nothing. He's on holidays.
No, keVin, you are not getting away with it.
I received some information from keVin in the internal mail and the
P.S. to his memo says and I quote
"By the time you read this, Clare may have already beaten Dublin !!".
Poor keVin. Mind you, he was able for most of his drink when I met him
in Ballyvaughan and Dublin. That Achill is a killer. I must start going
there again next year.
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| 1063.28 | Bad news ... Culbert is still with us !!! :-) | ACTGSF::BURNS | | Thu Aug 27 1992 15:21 | 15 |
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I knew it was too good to be true ... Himself has returned !!! :-)
Fair play to you Joe, glad to hear you enjoyed Clare, when will you
going back to collect all your winnings ??
I recon the hangover from Achill must have had something to do with the
company I was keeping .. :-)
keVin
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| 1063.29 | a little humor | SIOG::BRADLEY | | Fri Aug 28 1992 09:55 | 17 |
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Paddy Englishman, Paddy Irishman, Paddy Scotsman were in
court one day accused of theft. When the judge was handing
down the sentences he gave them two options, amputation of
the arm or stick your arm into a tank full of pirnahas.
So Paddy Englishman decides to puts his arm in. The pirnahas
go into action and chew off half of it. Paddy Scotsman said
he'll go ahead with the first option and gets his arm chopped
off. Paddy Irishman stands up walks forward and puts his arm
into the tank and removes it still intact. The judge shouts
"Put it back in" and again he takes it out intact. So on
question of this mircale Paddy Irishman rolls up his sleve and
shows the inscription on his arm and says ;
"Donegal to beat Dublin, no one is going to swallow that".
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| 1063.30 | Dublin loves Sam !!! :-) | GSFNET::BURNS | | Fri Sep 18 1992 15:23 | 14 |
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Congratulations Joe !!!
What a great match, I enjoyed watching every minute of it !!!
I wish I could have been with you the entire day to celebrate the
victory.
Up the Dubs !!!!!
keVin
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| 1063.31 | Dubs year ends | SIOG::SPENCER | Peter Spencer @DBO 827-2286 | Mon Sep 21 1992 10:14 | 5 |
| Joey-de-lunch looks the same colour as the Donegal jerseys this morning
- green and yellow. The Dubs led early on by a couple of points but
once Donegal caught and passed them they never looked in danger and ran
out comfortable winners 0-18 to 0-14. Armagh were unlucky to lose the
minor by a point to Meath.
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| 1063.32 | I'm in a state of shock, more later | SIOG::FARRELL | | Mon Sep 21 1992 10:17 | 12 |
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I'm here. No hiding like some rednecks from Cork that I know. I'll be
back later with an interview from Brain Jordan (definitely with medal
for sale at a very low cost).
That Dublin defense was a worry to me all year.
buy four now,
- Joe
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| 1063.33 | Peter, don't let Joe near any sharp objects today .... | ACTGSF::BURNS | | Mon Sep 21 1992 11:23 | 12 |
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Once I chose Dublin , the outcome was obvious .... :-)
Most people should know by now, see which team Burnsie chooses,
then bet lots of money that the other team will win !!!
keVin
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| 1063.34 | Dubs dubbed the "Dubbers" ;^> | WREATH::DROTTER | | Mon Sep 21 1992 14:16 | 15 |
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According to Webster's New Collegiate Dictionary,
1 dub (vb) ... 3: to hit (a golf ball) poorly b: to execute poorly.
2 dub (n): One who is unskillful (as at a game, a trade, politics)
because of inexperience or lack of talent: a clumsy person.
- Dubber (n).
Dub (abbr) Dublin
A hearty Congratulations to Donegal for stomping the Dubbers. ;^> ;^> ;^>
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| 1063.35 | Joe's match report to follow .... | SIOG::SPENCER | Peter Spencer @DBO 827-2286 | Mon Sep 21 1992 17:11 | 8 |
| 1063.36 | The sly divel | HILL16::BURNS | | Mon Sep 21 1992 17:28 | 9 |
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Are they still "Business" Partners ??? :-)
MBr will be celebrating for months !!!
keVin
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| 1063.37 | A reminder to Joe Drotter | SIOG::FARRELL | | Tue Sep 22 1992 13:13 | 16 |
| Re .34,
MISTER JOE DROTTER, just remember the following
I am a Dub,
I know you live somewhere near Manchester Airport :-)
and take a good look at your node name.
Us Dubs dont like being beaten.
Regards,
- Joe
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| 1063.38 | | SIOG::SPENCER | Peter Spencer @DBO 827-2286 | Tue Sep 22 1992 13:14 | 4 |
| .36 > Are they still "Business" Partners ??? :-)
Nah, the way he's feeling, Joe wants MBr to be the first customer of
our little enterprise. Does Smithwicks burn well? ;-)
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| 1063.39 | Bord na Mona would be proud !!! | HILL16::BURNS | | Tue Sep 22 1992 13:22 | 8 |
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Jaysus ... It would take weeks for the fire to burns out !!!! :-)
keVin
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| 1063.40 | Cork Rules, OK?! | WREATH::DROTTER | | Tue Sep 22 1992 14:35 | 27 |
| re: .37
<MISTER JOE DROTTER, just remember the following
<I am a Dub,
And why would you willing want to admit that in public?! ;^>
<I know you live somewhere near Manchester Airport :-)
Closer to Cork Airport actually. The *real* center of the universe. ;^>
<and take a good look at your node name.
If the truth be known, Mr. Farrell, my real node name is UPCORK::
And I just *LOVE* my node name!!!!! It's, it's so Great! ;^>
<Us Dubs don't like being beaten.
Who does?! I have it on reliable sources that CORK was so sick of
winning that it was a team decision this year to not play as hard, thus in
essence letting the Kilkenny Kittens taste the odd rare victory for
them. ;^>>
As for the difference between the Dubs (what a name!) and Cork,
well, we'll be back next year, you guys won't be heard from again
for quite awhile. ;^>
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| 1063.41 | Congrats to Waterford | DBOSW2::BRENNAN_M | festina lente | Tue Sep 29 1992 16:36 | 12 |
| Cork Are really Sick of getting beaten.
Last year by Tipp.
This year Kilkenny.
Next year Waterford!!!
What they really need is someone to teach them. Oh I forgot. The only way to
get an idea onto a Cork pershon's head is with a hammer and chisel.
MBr
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| 1063.42 | | DELNI::CULBERT | Free Michael Culbert | Wed Sep 30 1992 12:53 | 6 |
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You are so right!!!!!!!!!!! Esp. if the rumor is true and DROTTER is
from there.....
paddy
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| 1063.43 | What do you think the term, "Rub a Dub Dub...;^> | WREATH::DROTTER | | Wed Sep 30 1992 14:21 | 20 |
| re: .41
What a jackeen! it took you a whole week to come up with that for
a response?!!
Ah well, You can always tell a DUB:
but ye can't tell him much!
Tipp's victory was just was just a fluke, and I already explained about
about the Kilkenny Kittens.
As for Waterford, they'll *break* quicker than their cyrstal does! ;^>
re: .42
Hmmm, another country heard from!
Your note just proves what I said: only two kinds of Irishmen - those that
hail from CORK, and those that wish they did!
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| 1063.44 | Irish ancestry please | CHEFS::HOUSEB | | Wed Sep 30 1992 14:32 | 3 |
| I guess you fall into the category of "those that wish you did"
Brian.
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| 1063.45 | | SIOG::OSULLIVAN_D | | Mon Oct 19 1992 14:16 | 3 |
| Dublin have today appointed a new football team coach, the aptly named
Chinaman, Win Sam Soon.
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| 1063.46 | Three types | BERN02::BYRNE | | Mon Oct 26 1992 04:44 | 7 |
| There are 3 kinds of Irishman,
Those who come from Cork
Those who wished they'd come from Cork
And those who wish that DROTTER didn't!!
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| 1063.47 | Oh boy... | TALLIS::DARCY | | Mon Oct 26 1992 12:59 | 2 |
| OK lads and lassies, if we don't have something nice
to say, then save it.
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| 1063.48 | And if she had stayed longer, she'd be even WORSE! ;^> | WREATH::DROTTER | | Tue Oct 27 1992 12:18 | 9 |
| re: .47
It's OK, George.
I understand that the "Queen of Crubeen" had a *Bad weekend in Bern*,
and woke up this morning with her knickers in a twist.
See what happens to people (even Cork People!) who spend 4 years in
DUBlin. ;^Q
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| 1063.49 | | BONKIN::BOYLE | | Tue Oct 27 1992 21:29 | 17 |
| re. -1
>See what happens to people (even Cork People!) who spend 4 years in
>DUBlin. ;^Q
Why do so many Cork people (corkies??) live in Dublin ?
Is Cork really *that* bad ?
Also,
why have they got such strange accents ?
Tony :-))))))
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| 1063.50 | | BERN02::BYRNE | | Wed Oct 28 1992 04:43 | 7 |
| 'cos they don't want you guys to understand what they say.
re -2
I don't wear any
And I don't eat Crubeens!
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| 1063.51 | | WREATH::DROTTER | | Wed Oct 28 1992 12:42 | 15 |
| re: .50
<I don't wear any
How droll! Yet *another* bad habit you picked up while working
in DUBlin?!
<And I don't eat Crubeens!
So does this mean then, that you are 'Queen of Drisheen', instead?! ;^>
re: .49
Hold yer gob! ;^>
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| 1063.52 | Why do So many Cork People Live in Dublin
| DBOSW2::BRENNAN_M | festina lente | Tue Nov 03 1992 11:23 | 12 |
| It is because
When They come to Dublin They
Throw a stone in the Liffey
If It Floats
They go back to Cork
Mbr
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