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qwert_yuiop

NI22 wrote: »

No, the closest I came was once when I kissed a Prod not knowing she was a Prod #horrible#boke

I'm feeling sorry for the girl.

NI22

qwert_yuiop wrote: »

I'm feeling sorry for the girl.

She tricked me, I was not a happy buny as I was pure up until that point. I'm now married to a lovely Catholic girl and more than fulfilling my duty to Ireland.

qwert_yuiop

NI22 wrote: »

She tricked me, I was not a happy buny as I was pure up until that point. I'm now married to a lovely Catholic girl and more than fulfilling my duty to Ireland.

How many? Just so I can avoid them before they emigrate?

NI22

Four, number five is on its way and I can't wait. Our familiy has a history of double figures but I migh stop at 7-8 as we will either need a bigger house or stagger the births so that the eldest move out while the new borns arrive.

GlynD

Cotta wrote: »

I think a United Ireland would only make sense in a UK context.

However one problem, how unique are we here in NI? I find myself so different to English people I meet and those from the ROI. In fact I get along much better with Republicans from NI.

I agree. A UI in the UK. It makes perfect economic sense and with the logic of revolution draining from the south and people seeking a better life some form of federalism may be welcome.

I'm quite happy being Irish and proud of it. I prefer to have the Crown on any official stationery I receive though.

Some people who are politically blind forget that while it was ok for the 26 counties to go for independence in 1922 it was equally democratically sound for the 6 counties to do the same, even if it was for all the wrong reasons.

I don't however think we'd see all the burnings and pogroms against Protestants now that we did in the 20's and 30's. They were mostly by ignorant people who sought to benefit financially from the loss of others, especially in the great land grab. Wasn't Dan Breen the great leader of the Flying Column from Tipp actually taken to court for that in Dublin?

GlynD

NI22 wrote: »

She tricked me, I was not a happy buny as I was pure up until that point. I'm now married to a lovely Catholic girl and more than fulfilling my duty to Ireland.

Don't tell me, you know when she orgasms because she drops her chips?

ladeeda

NI22 wrote: »

Four, number five is on its way and I can't wait. Our familiy has a history of double figures but I migh stop at 7-8 as we will either need a bigger house or stagger the births so that the eldest move out while the new borns arrive.

Obviously with your disdain of all things British you refuse all those lovely tax credits & child benefit payments then?

qwert_yuiop

NI22 wrote: »

Four, number five is on its way and I can't wait. Our familiy has a history of double figures but I migh stop at 7-8 as we will either need a bigger house or stagger the births so that the eldest move out while the new borns arrive.

Mine too, and that's my thinking, but we've quite a big house.

Bizarre - a sort of deranged fascist doppelganger. There's a movie in there.

NI22

ladeeda wrote: »

Obviously with your disdain of all things British you refuse all those lovely tax credits & child benefit payments then?

Why would I? Our belief is to bleed the system dry and then the Brits will have to let us go.

warmhands.coldheart

NI22 wrote: »

Why would I? Our belief is to bleed the system dry and then the Brits will have to let us go.

Benefits Sponger..... Now the truths coming out !! :rotfl: