The Roaster Thread

Jiving in a GAA jersey. Classic.

That takes a certain level of confidence townies just dont have.

I see someone from Joe seen this comment. Not a hope would it have been mentioned otherwise the lazy fuckers.

So much anger. It’s Christmas pal.

I set the narrative on most things.

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The vacant stare is the clincher.

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On the dog or the human?

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I actually know yer man on the right :smiley: he’s a Scotsman

He’s a big unit by the looks of it!

He’d drink porter til it comes out of his ears

One of those roasters where the pint glass looks like a half pint glass in his hand.

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Even the dog looks embarrassed :flushed:

Classic roaster pub for sale. The only way to get there is to drive. You just know there is no central heating in the jacks, so when you go in for a shit, it is freezing, and there’s a mix of a smell or the urinal blue tablets, shit, piss, and cigarettes.

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Probably a great pub and pint all the same

Not sure he’s a roaster, he looks a man with a story or two to tell, but he has to go somewhere. Founding member of Bective GAA in Meath, Joey Geraghty. Joey looks tremendous fun.

I’m convinced there’s nothing more dodgy in this world than an inter-firms hurling team

I can’t think of anything worse than inter-firm. It’s bad enough having to work with cunts, then having to socialise with them at work “dos” but giving up your free time to play sport with them!!!

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I’d to stop playing indoor football with colleagues years ago after clattering a lad one night with one of my trademark late challenges. After I saw him hobbling around work the following day, I realised it was best not to turn up anymore (to the football, that is)

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I did the same to a French dude from the labs around 10 years ago. Claned him out of it as he was nearly in on goal and would have scored. He had a broken foot after it. Also had to be pulled away from the Head of Production after he cut me in half. I stopped going.

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