Travelling to Dooblin this weekend

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I had my reasons (in the order they went through my thought process):

  1. I had a match the next day
  2. She was rough enough
  3. My girlfriend who was collecting me off the train would have been wondering where I got to
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[quote=“The Runt”]I had my reasons (in the order they went through my thought process):

  1. I had a match the next day
  2. She was rough enough
  3. My girlfriend who was collecting me off the train would have been wondering where I got to[/quote]

Which reason was the clincher?

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Generally you have to make eye contact with people before you could think of striking up conversation.

This bitch was having none of it.

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Reason 1 obviously :clap:

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Most women are fairly intimidated around gangs of lads anyway. Unless they’re slags.

Ont the Galway-Dublin route I sometimes have to endure the braying tones of adolescent D4s on the journey. Not taking a lump hammer to the faces of each and every one of them is a constant struggle.

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I find a good tactic to keep all four seats to yourself when the train isn’t busy is to stare intensely at whoever is moving down the train looking for a seat.

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Nothing better than getting a lunchtime train down to Cork for an away game with a bag of cans and the iPod with mini-speakers in tow. At one stage a few years ago we were in the same carriage as a hen party. Great stuff it was, until the bird I was talking to revealed she was from around the same area as my then bird, and knew her. Craic over.

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Very true. Works on the bus anyway. Better still is to smile at them and pat the seat next to you with vigour.

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Some seriously antisocial people on this forum :clap:

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:clap:

Brilliant:clap:

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wrong thread