Neither do I as I am none of the above.
*except maybe a simpleton.
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Listen mate, you’re the one who sits in public parks staring at young girls and then has to go dry his trousers under hand driers afterwards. Maybe thats what you mean.
Ah lovely. Great to see you back on form. I’ll be paying a lump of tax in Ireland shortly I hope. Never claimed a penny off the state. I’m a net contributer. Hope this helps with that bile you swallow
I hope you noticed that I did not attack you on this topic, Glas. I have mellowed.
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Yerra, when you go back home you probably pay more in VAT than those cunts do in income tax in a year.
A big moment for me on TFK.
JP couldn’t have said it better.
Indeed.
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It doesn’t matter you stole a hundred quid. No justification about a wedding present would make that sit right if it was me. Give him back his hundred euro and then ask him was he very badly stuck for cash the time of your wedding for him not to give you a present. He might squirm a little but at least you’ve paid him back the hundred. If you get a loan you must pay it back.
I was in the midst of ordering a Toasted Monster Munchie when I read that jibe but I literally, actually LOL’d when I read it. Girl behind the counter thought I was giving her a weird pervy smile.
Christ that flatty fuckwit is a sickening individual
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Borrowed - not stole. And as it happens, this dude has major form - never gives wedding presents, but will eat, drink and party on someone else’s dime. Nope - this one is sitting square with me. Plus, it was 10 years ago.
iv always gotten a Graeme Dywer vibe off of him.
dwyer was a great lad for giving lads a dig out himself you know, a great supporter financially and otherwise of the boy scouts and so on as well as pumping big money into ridiculous activities such as toy airplanes
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Oh well.
I know. I know.
That sounds amazing, where?
Available at all Munchies pal.
It’s a toasted ciabatta, chicken, cheddar, lettuce, tomato and mayo. The beauty is in how it’s prepared. The top half of the ciabatta is sent through a toaster as normal. The chicken, cheese and bacon (in that order) are then put into a panini press. The cheese melts and the bacon gets crispy. Mayo is put on the top half of the ciabatta and the lettuce and tomato are also slapped on. It’s world class.
Their Breakfast Munchie Brunchie is also world class.
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