Girls

[anon7035031]

@Gary Birtles Lovechild

Just not that into her. She’s almost too bubbly. I’m a picky bastard at the best of times, she’s nice but not for me.

You just need to shag her Gary, it’s as simple as that. Forget that she’s Polish.

[The_Most_Infamous]

@Gary Birtles Lovechild

Just not that into her. She’s almost too bubbly. I’m a picky bastard at the best of times, she’s nice but not for me.

I applaud your standards pal, I’m just in the door and am after eating two packets of dirty hunky dories. The mrs is plotting a divorce but I’m confident in my no nonsence robbing cigarettes approach.

[balbec]

@Sidney

I let her out. Apparently she’s going back to London today, not Dundalk. Easy to confuse the two.

Gentleman.

[balbec]

[QUOTE=“Gary Birtles Lovechild, post: 1024337, member: 2585”]Sam’s still moonlighting for the UVF…

Just home from the date with Polska lady. I had asked her out earlier in the day, and she had agreed to go for a drink next week, but as events conspired we ended up meeting tonight for a drink in town. The Poles are wonderful people, with their heads screwed on, unlike their Lithuanian neighbours. Had a good long chat, and got the shift at the end.
Bubbly girl and very cute but I couldn’t see it going any further, even though she wants to meet again on Tuesday night.[/QUOTE]

Ah you should go. You can read your Forest programme collection on Wednesday night.

[TreatyStones]

Whenever I hear the word bubbly used in relation to a woman it means shes fairly heifty.

[count_of_monte_crist]

@TreatyStones

Whenever I hear the word bubbly used in relation to a woman it means shes fairly heifty.

I take bubbly to mean hyperactive attention seeker.

[flattythehurdler]

@Declan Moffat

How did I miss this? Was in flannerys all night!

Solves the mystery of who poured the pint on the poor lads head. I wonder was it craft beer or urine, not that there is much difference.

[glasagusban]

@TreatyStones

Whenever I hear the word bubbly used in relation to a woman it means shes fairly heifty.

Apparently fat chicks have hijacked the word and this is now what it means.

[Big_Dan_Campbell]

I would have taken bubbly to mean either thick or deranged, or both

[KinvarasPassion]

@chewy louie

I would have taken bubbly

I bet you fucking would

[Big_Dan_Campbell]

@Kinvara's Passion

I bet you fucking would

[myboyblue]

@Kinvara's Passion

I bet you fucking would

Wahey!

[farmerinthecity]

@Sidney

Interesting night. I fell asleep in Flannery’s and woke up up to find some cunt had poured a pint over my head. Then I went for a take away and ate it on the side of the street. At the same time this was happening there was a girl paralytic on the kerb beside me. I asked her where she was going back to. “Dundalk”, was the answer. She’s sleeping in my parents’ bed right now.

That’s a cracker. Almost reminiscient of the lapsed poster @LetterkennyMan

[Sidney]

@flattythehurdler

Solves the mystery of who poured the pint on the poor lads head. I wonder was it craft beer or urine, not that there is much difference.

The wetness around my head felt cold. Therefore it was either a pint of lager, water or a Kilkenny person’s piss.

[Horsebox]

@count of monte cristo

I take bubbly to mean hyperactive attention seeker.

Immediately what springs to my mind too. Deeply unhappy individual who overcompensates by being loud and " full of fun" and who more often than not ends up in tears on a night out. Likely to end up in mbb’s basement in one last desperate attempt at happiness. Steer clear.

[TreatyStones]

Despite all the comments here, I still wish @Gary Birtles Lovechild all the best in his attempts to woo the fat, hyperactive, insecure girl from the local chipper

[myboyblue]

@Horsebox

Immediately what springs to my mind too. Deeply unhappy individual who overcompensates by being loud and " full of fun" and who more often than not ends up in tears on a night out. Likely to end up in mbb’s basement in one last desperate attempt at happiness. Steer clear.

I hope you get run down by a truck

[Gary_Birtles_Lovechi]

@TreatyStones

Whenever I hear the word bubbly used in relation to a woman it means shes fairly heifty.

I have never heard ‘bubbly’ being used in relation to a persons size.

@TreatyStones

Despite all the comments here, I still wish @Gary Birtles Lovechild all the best in his attempts to woo the fat, hyperactive, insecure girl from the local chipper

You don’t really.

[Il_Bomber_Destro]

[QUOTE=“Gary Birtles Lovechild, post: 1025297, member: 2585”]I have never heard ‘bubbly’ being used in relation to a persons size.

You don’t really.[/QUOTE]

Fat girls usually try to make up for their repulsive figure with a bubbly personality, hence the glass half full guy would label them bubbly as opposed to fat probably to divert the attention away from the fact he’s a chubby lover.

Bubbly is a euphemism for fatties.

[TreatyStones]

[QUOTE=“Gary Birtles Lovechild, post: 1025297, member: 2585”]I have never heard ‘bubbly’ being used in relation to a persons size.

You don’t really.[/QUOTE]

I do Garry, I really do.

http://www.urbandictionary.com/define.php?term=bubbly

bubbly
A euphemism for “fat and annoying”. Used mainly by girls to describe themselves in an attempt to block out the harsh realities of life.
Also used tentatively by guys as a compliment to girls who’s defining features are that of being fat and at the same time, annoying.
1.“Hi, I’m Sammi, I’m fun loving and bubbly”
2.“Aww, you’re so bubbly”