NorthernStr

Shit outside the door

Shit outside the door

Funny. Period..

Not all, but probably a good 40 percent

anewman, you're still posting, so it wasn't you after all.

My son has his with Bisto instant beef gravy.

Low blood alcohol

Growing up in Dublin over the last 10-15 years, he won't have a fucking clue what N Ireland was like in the 70s and 80s. Still a stupid twat who needs a good kick and to appreciate the country he's now living in.

It is Johnny Vegas is it not?

My wife could tell some unbelievable stories about kids swearing, and she teaches 4-5 year olds (she doesn't teach them words like shite before you ask).

He gets away with it all the time : http://www.bbc.co.uk/iplayer/episode/b01js2jh/Gerry_Anderson_14_06_2012/ Go to 1:25:50

I always thought it was, my wife (who teachs infants) says it's not. Then I just heard a BBC local radio presenter say it twice this morning. So is "shite" a swear word?

Eggs = A Chicken's Period

Not really my thing, but I might enjoy watching it if I knew the rules. Hurling looks rough as fuck. The NI police has a team so things change.

Interesting article, but II have seen a picture of Rory with an NI flag so I'm not sure he deliberately avoids the issue. More like he doesn't flaunt it. Google "Rory Mcilroy flag" and you'll see the image. It's a complex issue and people feel differently, it's not just what community they are from. I am from NI, support Ireland in Rugby and would never support England. In football I would support NI and dont really care what England or ROI do. In cricket I would support England.

They do the tricolour in the Olympics and play the soldier song as the anthem. Rugby is different ( I'm sure some other sports are as well). "representing the island of Ireland" is typical republican speak. The republic always calls itself "Ireland"

No you are wrong, from the British Olympic Association website : "The British Olympic Association (BOA) is the National Olympic Committee (NOC) for Great Britain and Northern Ireland" However, people in NI can chose to represent the Republic (like in football).

Someone on BBC news at lunch time said because it is the "GB" team, people in N Ireland can only participate if they have English parents : What a load of Bollocks BBC reporting is really poor these days. On Monday they said that Robbie Williams kicked off the jubilee concert with "Mac the Knife" and THEY were broadcasting it!

I'll go tell them after a few pints this afternoon. Should go down well with my accent.

Really winds me up that so many people are flying their union flags upside down. Two out of four shops in our village can't fly their flag properly.

The Duke of Wellington

You should read Stephen King's book "11/22/63". Then maybe you wouldn't.

Still thinking about it. just been offered a job in Cambridge, don't know how many home games I'll get to. How many championship games are midweek?

Home train packed full of citeh fans, smug twats. But we got what we deserved.

I'll get my coat.