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Isnât the soy being predominantly used for cattle feed?
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Thereâs a lad moving to the Bahamas after selling them that shite.
The mistake was calling them trees.
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They should have called them magic bean stalks
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Had never heard of this chap before. He was a panto dame?
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He used to be on âUp for the Matchâ when Cork were winning All Irelands.
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Itâs no wonder I hadnât heard of him.
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The Corkness is off the chain here.
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He was outstanding,opera house favourite especially the pantomime
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Saw it , recommended and recorded it, and brainwashed all my Derry kids with it,
In conjunction with Neal Toibin cassette tapes in the car at all times ,
And gave the Derry neighbours a blast of the first Cork brigade on the recorder each and every Friday night after a lash of Guinness ,
had to be doneâ:blush:
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My S Armagh mate shared a cell with a Corkman and he drove him demented in Maghaberry, everything was bigger, better,longer, in Cork ,
So itâs definitely a cork thing , but FFS it is what it is , pure Corkness that only a rebel understands, and I make no excuse for it , even when weâre down and seemingly fucked we NEVER lose the love for our place, our ppl , our history
( exception to the rule is that whure of a fawning fishmonger in the English market)
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More than that an institution
Too youngđ and itâs been so long for us my memories fading ref up for the match where Cork hurlings concerned
Copying the Brits by having a Panto. Surprise surprise.
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Oh no they didnât
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Wishy and WashyâŚthey were unreal
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Would he have been a regular at the over 60s as well in the opera house?
thereâd be a load of old fellas from the Commodore choir heading up there, unreal singers
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Yes but was a decent chanter etc acting since a kid, approachable chap
