This morning.
Advertising hoarding for the controversial McMór Burger, Stillorgan, Co Dublin
But aren’t you supposed to applaud on touchdown?
*balances beach ball on nose
FIGHT!
Thanks Glass Dublin
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This morning.
Advertising hoarding for the controversial McMór Burger, Stillorgan, Co Dublin
But aren’t you supposed to applaud on touchdown?
*balances beach ball on nose
FIGHT!
Thanks Glass Dublin
Does it make the sign of the cross when it takes off? #1950s
I thought it was an italian thing
I thought it was mostly Russians and ex USSR who clap when landing.
I thought it was just Spanish and Polish
I thought that was just Ryanair passengers
And sure who would blame them?
I’m not even religious and I pray all the way down
A sound policy – always best to hedge your bets.
Can’t be to careful. It’s my general deathbed policy really.
and up
Yeah, it’s basically only ScobeAir passengers that clap when the plane lands, roysh?
Well they don’t do a first class and if you think I’m going sit down and mingle with them…
its Ryanair passengers .. so it should read “so knacked that it claps when it lands. . . and gets an airport police escort off the plane while wearing a sombrero and a bottle of jaegarmeister”
Eejits clapping a pilot who’s simply doing his job.. landing the bloody plane..Maybe us Irish should start clapping enthusiastically at take-off too
I always thank the bus man when I get off
That’s because you possess nice manners Panty.
I applaud the driver at every stop, which is the equivalent of the plane landing thing
‘Police’ …. Indeed. Ask any Garda and they’ll laugh.
I thought clapping was an American thing?
Clapping when the plan lands.
Clapping at the cinema when some lunatic is shooting at you.
I laughed
The one in Rathmines is really condescending, and was definitely written by an American copywriter – “So Irish it knows Siobhan is not pronounced Cyo-bon”
Thats the south soide of the south soide like, they are all condescending totally loike
No, it’s not.
eh, not really.
so totes Sydney Parade loike yaaaa
In Rathmines?
oh i see, irony. you probably live in Cabinteely or something.
Loike soooo wrong,
““So Irish it knows Siobhan is not pronounced Cyo-bon””
You’re kidding, right? Where is this in Rathmines. I need to picture this for the Hillary Clinton campaign.
Do all countries do this thing? Take behaviour that is not unique to us and assume nobody else does it? It’s like the whole ‘in Ireland, we thank the bus driver’. Other countries do that too, it’s just we never got the hang of the middle door conundrum.
they couldn’t fit,” so Irish it appropriates common behavioural traits as uniquely Irish in a desperate attempt to differentiate itself from the dreaded Brits” on a billboard.
This is a blatant rip off of the Aldi “It’s as irish as not wanting to make a fuss”
yep.
Thinking the same.
A little too fresh in the mind to roll this one out…
Must be said though, that seems to be a real Irish thing. As in, ANYTHING other than make a fuss.
Yup work in a company with many non Irish people.
They can’t understand our reluctance to complain when we receive blatantly poo goods/services.
I’m sure I saw this used for a completely different ad campaign about a year ago…maybe for a brand of bottled water, not sure? Isn’t there any copyright protection for advertising slogans, even really annoying ones?
Had one of these ‘special’ McDs burgers recently.
Not this one but some other beefed up Big Mac.
Utter sh*te.
McDs is for the drunk or hungover.
Anyone taste the burger?
Phrasing!
I can’t usually get ’em, as my girlfriend’s a vegetarian, which pretty much makes me a vegetarian too.
Well done to your girlfriend… If slaughterhouses had glass walls….. Etc
Wes eile
surely then, it’s the big kahuna burger you should be concerned about..
Check out the big brain on Scottser
So Irish, its 45% fat.
bravo/a
So Irish, it doesn’t make a big deal out of anything.
If Supermac’s PR were any good right now they’d be capitalising on this woeful idea.
So Irish your Grandmother would eat it