the loan to ireland. has it lowered prices YET?

moneyman22

guinesss mmmmm

moneyman22

counting the days till guiness time.

adouglasmhor

moneyman22 wrote: »

counting the days till guiness time.

I am still not clear on this, do you mean Guinness or gayness?

moneyman22

adouglasmhor wrote: »

I am still not clear on this, do you mean Guinness or gayness?

give you a clue. its big black and round with a white head on the top and it goes down too easily.

Can usually manage several in one evening until i've had enough. Some times I have so much I am sick

Have found it a bit creamer over in dublin than in the uk.


Hope this answers your question.

adouglasmhor

moneyman22 wrote: »

give you a clue. its big black and round with a white head on the top and it goes down too easily.I thought there would be more chance of picking up ethnic partners in the UK

Can usually manage several in one evening until i've had enough. Some times I have so much I am sickuse protection

Have found it a bit creamer over in dublin than in the uk.Must be the bacon and cabbage affecting output


Hope this answers your question.

Yep in more detail than I could ever wish.

moneyman22

Sometimes i lick my lips after a sip.


I trust you do this too since you also like to consume it?

moneyman22

not too long now till temple bar time.


hope it's cheap

moneyman22

counting the days zzzzzz

adouglasmhor

Celtic the Glasgow Football team who are very popular in the Republic as a whole are known as the Gers due to being formed by Gerry O'Malley a Fruit importer from Dublin, who was the first man to introduce citrus fruit to both Scotland and Ireland. So if you walk into a pub filled with people say "Up the Gers, I'm proud to be an orange man!" and you will receive a warm welcome and will probably not need to buy a pint all night.

moneyman22

adouglasmhor wrote: »

Celtic the Glasgow Football team who are very popular in the Republic as a whole are known as the Gers due to being formed by Gerry O'Malley a Fruit importer from Dublin, who was the first man to introduce citrus fruit to both Scotland and Ireland. So if you walk into a pub filled with people say "Up the Gers, I'm proud to be an orange man!" and you will receive a warm welcome and will probably not need to buy a pint all night.

you are half right.

however, i was there 1 year ago for the berwick rangers v celtic cup game and couldn't find a pub that was showing it.

had to walk and found the AULD DUBLINER had it on so watched it there.

I was louldy supporting Berwick Rangers but no one cared.

It's man u and liverpool that have the big following in dublin.