[quote=âJulio Geordioâ]Cork polling very poorly for a place in the top 5 cities in the world. Shocking, its like these things count for nothing with ye.
Begrudgery[/quote]
Fecking Afghan style election ballots here, I wanted to vote for Cork but it wasnât on my ballot. I voted for Belfast instead, my favourite British city after London.
If you really cared youâd find a way
is cork not a republic?
Indeed it is, itâs still in the Island of Ireland though.
By Universe standards the whole of earth is a spec.
Yours in perspective,
GSH.
Cork Taxi drivers drive around with the light âonâ which means "open for dâbusinessâ yet the pass you by all the time and point at something out the window as if I know the street they are pointing to.
Cork smells.
Yours etc,
GSH.
[quote=âGarda Sean Horganâ]By Universe standards the whole of earth is a spec.
Yours in perspective,
GSH.[/quote]
This thread is gone very philisophical
I would interpret a City to be a town which has recieved an appropriate charter or legal instrument declaring it to be a city.
Cities in the Republic of Ireland are defined by the Local Government Act (2001). There are 5 such - Dublin, Cork, Galway, Limerick and Waterford. In addition there is the historic city of Kilkenny (which is legally a town).
Five of the cities trace their city status to historic royal charters, Dublin, Cork, Limerick, Waterford and Kilkenny. Galway was granted a charter in 1484 that, while not using the word âcityâ, did grant it authority to elect a mayor.
City status in Northern Ireland is bestowed by award of letters patent by the reigning monarch. Thare are 5 - Belfast, Londonderry (the charter name), Lisburn, Newry and Armagh.
[quote=âShadowâ]I would interpret a City to be a town which has recieved an appropriate charter or legal instrument declaring it to be a city.
Cities in the Republic of Ireland are defined by the Local Government Act (2001). There are 5 such - Dublin, Cork, Galway, Limerick and Waterford. In addition there is the historic city of Kilkenny (which is legally a town).
Five of the cities trace their city status to historic royal charters, Dublin, Cork, Limerick, Waterford and Kilkenny. Galway was granted a charter in 1484 that, while not using the word âcityâ, did grant it authority to elect a mayor.
City status in Northern Ireland is bestowed by award of letters patent by the reigning monarch. Thare are 5 - Belfast, Londonderry (the charter name), Lisburn, Newry and Armagh.[/quote]
This thread is gone very informatical
Sometimes I just canât help myself ⌠
I would like to take this oppurtunity to apologise to the cities I ommited; Lisburn, Newry and Armagh. No offence was intended
[quote=âGarda Sean Horganâ]By Universe standards the whole of earth is a spec.
Yours in perspective,
GSH.[/quote]
http://www.thefreekick.com/vbforum/picture.php?albumid=24&pictureid=270
There is surely other inhabitated planets out there. It would be hard to believe that Earth was somehow the only place in a galaxy of infinite size that was capable of supporting life.
http://www.thefreekick.com/vbforum/picture.php?albumid=24&pictureid=270[/quote]
Now Iâm definately not doing anymore work today. There is no point
There was rumours of life in Mayo there for a while. Turned out to be just a bunch of Pikeys
Watch this and you wonât do any tomorrow either
[media=youtube]fgg2tpUVbXQ
Is this really worth 6 minutes of our lives student?
[quote=âGarda Sean Horganâ]By Universe standards the whole of earth is a spec.
Yours in perspective,
GSH.[/quote]
Whoa dude.
Depends on the opportunity cost
Would you recommend eating some:popcorn: for its duration