itâs Canadaâs national dishâŠ
A country overflowing with French people, and their national dish is gravy chips and cheese,holy god
Itâs very nice, if you werenât so narrow minded you could chance it sometime instead of boring the fuck out of us with your faux disgust.
Mr angry
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Not at all mate, honest 
That tosser has been like a dog with a bone all weekend, thereâs only one reason he made those comments.
Iâd be angry too bud if I got mugged off by some pikey in a van selling âgourmetâ burgers
Youâve been seething since Friday lunchtime mate 
Wouldnât be the first time Iâve heard something spreading around the country from Wexford with a penchant for stealing shiny objects.
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Thereâs a place called Waterford in Michigan
Laois, an utterly shit Laois, the worst Laois team in the living memory of the only person (a bit of a cunt) I know of from that county, have beaten Armagh, a team hyped by a supposedly astute football follower, 4 times in the last twelve months. 
You have a lovely way of summing things up sometimes.
Not this time, but sometimes.
The bit about the cunt from Laois was well put I thought.
Cyrus Christie is a nephew of former boxer Errol Christie who passed away the weekend .
Chaim Herzog, the sixth President of Israel (1983-93) was born in Belfast in 1918 and raised in Dublin.
Herzog was born on 17 September 1918 in Cliftonpark Avenue in Belfast, Ireland, the son of Rabbi Yitzhak HaLevi Herzog, who was Chief Rabbi of Ireland from 1919 to 1937 (and, later, of Mandatory Palestine and the State of Israel), and his wife Sara (nĂ©e Hillman) His father was born in ĆomĆŒa, Poland, and his mother in Latvia; his maternal grandfather was the Orthodox Jewish Talmudic scholar Shmuel Yitzchak Hillman. The family home from 1919 was at 33 Bloomfield Avenue, Portobello, Dublin.
Herzogâs father, a fluent speaker of the Irish language, was known as âthe Sinn FĂ©in Rabbiâ for his support of the First DĂĄil and the Irish Republican cause during the Irish War of Independence. Herzog studied at Wesley College, Dublin and was involved with the Federation of Zionist Youth and Habonim Dror, the Labour-Zionist movement, during his teenage years.
The family emigrated to Mandatory Palestine in 1935; Herzog subsequently served in the Jewish paramilitary group Haganah during the 1936â39 Arab revolt. He went on to earn a degree in law at University College London, and then qualified as a barrister at Lincolnâs Inn.
In the British Army during World War II, latterly as an officer, he received the nickname âVivianâ because the British could not pronounce âChaimâ. He returned to Palestine after the war and, following the end of the British Mandate and Israelâs Declaration of Independence in 1948, operated in the battles for Latrun during the 1948 ArabâIsraeli War. He retired from the Israel Defence Forces in 1962 with the rank of Major-General.
Herzog died in 1997.
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It is estimated that 5 million people worldwide are bitten by snakes every year, with 100,000 dying and 400,000 ending up crippled or maimed, mostly in developing countries.
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Incorrect. This is doing the rounds on Twitter over the last few days. itâs a recent suggestion for the term, a previous one being that it was an acronym for North, East, West and South. However the most likely explanation is that the origination of the term is a derivative of the the French term âles nouvellesâ a plural of the word ânewâ.
Occamâs Razor and all that.
Ah come on Mac