Thrun, irregular verb, past tense of throw
I thrun
You thrun
She thran
He thran
They thron
We thron
Ye thron’d
“Thrunned” is also acceptable.
Money well spent as he managed to bag himself a wife from cork high society.
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Are ya sure? cork high society:blush:
High society women in Cork are the ones that get out of the shower to have a piss
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Classy. 
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I was full sure thrun was a Dublin specific butchering of the English language. Every day is a school day. Anyway if Tommy Walsh starts it’ll thrun the cat among the pigeons
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It’s a lovely day on the mainland, so I thought I’d take my good bike to work. Stopped off at moss side to swim first, and when I got back to the bike I was so mithered with all my stuff, and chatting that I forgot I’d locked the front wheel. Rolled gently backwards to an almighty crack. Italian plastic and American steel only has one winner 
cc @balbec
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Ohhhhhhh
these things happen.
I felt that crack in my soul.
Twas a brittle oul soul anyway…
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That it was. An Italian plastic one 
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What would it be in Dublin, stepping out of the shower to take a shit?
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We dont need Apple tax money, we’re going after welfare fraud … the 1.5 million we save from welfare fraud will offset the Apple tax
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The old reliable “LOOK OVER THERE, FORIEGNER TAKING YOUR JOB” or “LOOK OVER THERE, WELFARE CHEAT!!” always works a treat on the simpletons.
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I hope you’re fucking happy
I’ll be happy when the court of appeal uphold the original decision and vindicate Margrethe. H’on the EU.