While Gaillimh has furnished us with great detail on his two spots in the Casino im wondering about a couple of other things,
1.were they wearing shirts/tee shirts,a tie etc,you havent given us any information on thier attire from the waist up.
2.Did either wear those pathetic sunglasses you see on Sky at some of these tournaments,Dunne is well capable of doing so id say.
3.Any young wans there for either of them to have a grope off?
[quote=āTHE LINK WALSHā]While Gaillimh has furnished us with great detail on his two spots in the Casino im wondering about a couple of other things,
1.were they wearing shirts/tee shirts,a tie etc,you havent given us any information on thier attire from the waist up.
2.Did either wear those pathetic sunglasses you see on Sky at some of these tournaments,Dunne is well capable of doing so id say.
3.Any young wans there for either of them to have a grope off?[/quote]
Dunno what Dunphy was wearing underneath the jacket as he wasnāt at my table. Think Dunne was just wearing a casual jumper. Neither were wearing ties or shades.
See above
No. Although Dunphy seemed in great spirts and his early exit was possible pre-planned so he could just go on the beer.
Who: Brent Fucking Pope.
Famous for: Being a washed up Rugby Union player.
Where: The Temple Bar, Temple Bar.
Company: Some other washed up 40 somethings.
Demeanour: Leery, shirt hanging out, grabbing every woman in sight.
Interaction: He came up to our group (we had a woman with us) and he tried to butt into our conversation, we all tolerated him for a minute or so while pretending not to know who the fcuk the jennet was. He fooked back to his friends after a few minutes of inane rambling.
Other notes: Heās a right stones and is becoming quite sad at this state, should settle down with a nice woman and stop farting around town like a young fella.
[quote=āSHANNONSIDER**ā]Who: Brent Fucking Pope.
Famous for: Being a washed up Rugby Union player.
Where: The Temple Bar, Temple Bar.
Company: Some other washed up 40 somethings.
Demeanour: Leery, shirt hanging out, grabbing every woman in sight.
Interaction: He came up to our group (we had a woman with us) and he tried to butt into our conversation, we all tolerated him for a minute or so while pretending not to know who the fcuk the jennet was. He fooked back to his friends after a few minutes of inane rambling.
Other notes: Heās a right stones and is becoming quite sad at this state, should settle down with a nice woman and stop farting around town like a young fella.[/quote]
Quick question
WHich one of you lads wouldnāt use whatever leverage that you have in pursuit of an advantage with the ladies?
And yet here ye are slating Popey for doing the same?
Lads, I tell myself that Iām āhipā and Iām āwith itā but a couple of you have referred to Pope as being āa stonesā. What the hell does this mean?*
Apparently, thereās no such thing a stupid question.
[quote=āBandageā]Lads, I tell myself that Iām āhipā and Iām āwith itā but a couple of you have referred to Pope as being āa stonesā. What the hell does this mean?*
Apparently, thereās no such thing a stupid question.[/quote]
It would be a negative assement of Mr. Pope proporting that is somewhat of a laudrabn.
[quote=āBandageā]Lads, I tell myself that Iām āhipā and Iām āwith itā but a couple of you have referred to Pope as being āa stonesā. What the hell does this mean?*
Apparently, thereās no such thing a stupid question.[/quote]
[quote=āW.B. Yeatsā]Quick question
WHich one of you lads wouldnāt use whatever leverage that you have in pursuit of an advantage with the ladies?
And yet here ye are slating Popey for doing the same?
WBY[/quote]
Everyone uses whatever meagre God-given wit and humour to come across as a swell guy, not everyone has to overtly tell a bird plainly āIām on the tellyā to get attention though. Seeing Popey having to stoop so low last night made me feel embarrassed for the lad. Maybe it doesnāt help that I seem to see the guy 20 times a year (heād turn up for the opening of an envelope) but I really felt sad for Irish womanhood last year in the Radisson in Galway on raceweek as twit after twit came fawning up to him as he ponced around the lobby with Mick Galwey. That was the final straw for me and Irish women, so disgusted I was at the lack of decorum displayed. What a sad sight to see women starstuck at such a buffoon. I had it with Irish women after that. I donāt think Iāll ever go back to them to be honest. Morons mostly.
[quote=āMairegangaireā]spoken like a man in love with foreign food after been starved of local produce.
Anyway is this Brent the fella that wrote A Whale of a Tale? Not quiet a celeb spot if youāre already claiming to have seen him 20 times a year.[/quote]
Well put MGG.
Sounds like SS had a Pauline conversion in Galway- strange place for such an epiphany but there you go
I went for the guaranteed Irish sign myself SS** but I may have got one of the few decent ones left
Tis the tugging of the forelock that gets to me more than the celebrities themselves really Yeatsie. To see normally rational people turn to fawning twits at the sight of some minor celebrity just gets on my wick.
Maire twasnāt being starved of local produce as such, it was just the quality of the food was the problem.
[quote=āSHANNONSIDER**ā]Tis the tugging of the forelock that gets to me more than the celebrities themselves really Yeatsie. To see normally rational people turn to fawning twits at the sight of some minor celebrity just gets on my wick.
Maire twasnāt being starved of local produce as such, it was just the quality of the food was the problem.[/quote]
SS
Indeed that fawning over the local man about town is sad. I remember my few years in LKY where some of the women would fawn over the local GAA lads. Invariably though they were the type that you wouldnāt be bothered with so I never really felt any sense of loss over them
Best avoided though anyway ( and maybe there are a higher percentage of those bints around nowadays than there were a few years ago)
Who: Ciara OāCallaghan
Famous For: Playing Yvonne Doyle in Fair City.
When: Saturday December 20th 1.30pm approx
Where: Smythās Toystore, Airside, Swords.
Initial Reaction: Sheād get it.
Other Notes: Miss OāCallaghan was queing to pay for a Bob the Builder set and looked quite fidgety. Sheād still get it.
Who: Bill Cullen and his bird, Jackie Lavin.
Famous for: Loads of things.
Where: Dundrum Shopping Centre.
When: Today about 3pm.
Details: Bill was eating a satsuma as they were checking out the sushi bar before heading on down to BT2. Jackie was in charge and Bill was tagging along,they were clearlyChrismas shopping. The camera does Jackie no favours, decent looking and a good old body on her. Bill has a fair tan on him.
Other: Id give it to Jackie, fine mare.
[quote=āHBV*ā]Who: Bill Cullen and his bird, Jackie Lavin.
Famous for: Loads of things.
Where: Dundrum Shopping Centre.
When: Today about 3pm.
Details: Bill was eating a satsuma as they were checking out the sushi bar before heading on down to BT2. Jackie was in charge and Bill was tagging along,they were clearlyChrismas shopping. The camera does Jackie no favours, decent looking and a good old body on her. Bill has a fair tan on him.
Other: Id give it to Jackie, fine mare.[/quote]
huh? jackie lavin a fine mare? an old bint more like