Oh yeah, Sheila – what a terrible place Dublin is. Might I recommend a sense of humour transplant? I might also recommend a ‘transplant’ to one’s own little slice of paradise.
Em….. where did you pick up that Sheila wasn’t being humorous ?
BlackRock Ronán
Yes, we do hopscotch differently, Sheila: Mostly in ways to attract the attention of needy iPhone camera-toting millennials on their way to work to their tax-efficient corporate tech (i.e. help desk and accounts department) in Google and Facebook from their apartments in Dublin 8 that they’ve helped price the rest of us locals out of.
Creative Nickname
Damn, who hurt you guys?
Sheik Yahbouti
Nobody, Darling – just suffering from a certain ‘fatigue’ which you obviously wouldn’t understand, given your comment, so can’t be arsed to explain. Try being a villified minority in your own home, why don’tcha?
Andyourpointiswhatexactly?
You need to move out of your gaff.
Supercrazyprices
Ah so Sheik Yahbouti and Blackrock Ronan is the same person?
Although I entirely concur with the critique of digital distant millennials living their lives through a lens while losing the skill of human interaction.
Dublin 8 is great.
BlackRock Ronán
No, I am not a Frank Zappa fan.
Andyourpointiswhatexactly?
I don’t deny it. I lived in Francis St for years n years.
The comment was aimed at you saying you’re a vilified minority in your own house.
Sheik Yahbouti
Sorry was doing other stuff. NO, Blackrock Ronan has nothing to do with me, and in fact we differ on social issues. Let me reassure you that I am relatively popular in my own gaff – I regularly receive presents and, more importantly, cuddles. Perhaps I was being a little sharp, but I have become very tired of the notion that Dublin would be a great place if only we could get rid of the last of the Dublin people. Our Government is comprised of our rural brethren – ditto the Civil Service and virtually any position of power in this country. Where did John Tierney, Dublin City Manager and hero of Irish Water hale from? Yet, Dublin people are the dregs. I just get tired of it sometimes – sorry.
Oh yeah, Sheila – what a terrible place Dublin is. Might I recommend a sense of humour transplant? I might also recommend a ‘transplant’ to one’s own little slice of paradise.
Em….. where did you pick up that Sheila wasn’t being humorous ?
Yes, we do hopscotch differently, Sheila: Mostly in ways to attract the attention of needy iPhone camera-toting millennials on their way to work to their tax-efficient corporate tech (i.e. help desk and accounts department) in Google and Facebook from their apartments in Dublin 8 that they’ve helped price the rest of us locals out of.
Damn, who hurt you guys?
Nobody, Darling – just suffering from a certain ‘fatigue’ which you obviously wouldn’t understand, given your comment, so can’t be arsed to explain. Try being a villified minority in your own home, why don’tcha?
You need to move out of your gaff.
Ah so Sheik Yahbouti and Blackrock Ronan is the same person?
Although I entirely concur with the critique of digital distant millennials living their lives through a lens while losing the skill of human interaction.
Dublin 8 is great.
No, I am not a Frank Zappa fan.
I don’t deny it. I lived in Francis St for years n years.
The comment was aimed at you saying you’re a vilified minority in your own house.
Sorry was doing other stuff. NO, Blackrock Ronan has nothing to do with me, and in fact we differ on social issues. Let me reassure you that I am relatively popular in my own gaff – I regularly receive presents and, more importantly, cuddles. Perhaps I was being a little sharp, but I have become very tired of the notion that Dublin would be a great place if only we could get rid of the last of the Dublin people. Our Government is comprised of our rural brethren – ditto the Civil Service and virtually any position of power in this country. Where did John Tierney, Dublin City Manager and hero of Irish Water hale from? Yet, Dublin people are the dregs. I just get tired of it sometimes – sorry.
Wow how angry twisted and bitter
This is funny
* swings bell, starts chanting *
Rub out your dead, rub out your dead after you!
Rub out your dead…
Get the warm beer and crisps and shrrr an oul tune on the fiddle.
the liberties… real Dublin
Why don’t you clear off out of it then.