WestBrit Washout Weekend

Culture
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@Manuel Zelaya[/USER] [USER=183]@Sidney[/USER] [USER=9]@Bandage[/USER] [USER=236]@Fitzy[/USER] [USER=109]@Mac[/USER] [USER=1074]@Sandymount Red[/USER] [USER=1517]@carryharry[/USER] [USER=2812]@Chucks Nwoko[/USER] [USER=1552]@dodgy-keeper

You Orange bastards took a hell of a battering this weekend. First the Paks stuck it up you then the Welsh rodgered you sesneless.

And with Paddy’s day tomorrow, a horrible week for your culture

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Nothing upset me more than the humiliation at Old Trafford yesterday old Bean. Thanks for omitting that from your list of shame.

Happy St Patrick’s Day to all forumites btw.

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[QUOTE=“Bean, post: 1107519, member: 301”]@Manuel Zelaya[/USER] [USER=183]@Sidney[/USER] [USER=9]@Bandage[/USER] [USER=236]@Fitzy[/USER] [USER=109]@Mac[/USER] [USER=1074]@Sandymount Red[/USER] [USER=1517]@carryharry[/USER] [USER=2812]@Chucks Nwoko[/USER] [USER=1552]@dodgy-keeper

And with Paddy’s day tomorrow, a horrible week for your culture

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One of the great events in the Northern Ireland/United Kingdom sporting calendar goes ahead tomorrow on the feast day of St Patrick of Wales. Royal Belfast Academical Institution face Wallace High School at Ravenhill in the Ulster Schools Senior Cup Final. I’m looking forward to it immensely.

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Patrick from Wales :D:D:D

Go way you chancer. You haven’t a clue. Next you’ll be telling me the dish ran away with the spoon :smiley:

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[QUOTE=“Bean, post: 1107734, member: 301”]Patrick from Wales :D:D:D

Go way you chancer. You haven’t a clue. Next you’ll be telling me the dish ran away with the spoon :D[/QUOTE]

St Patrick was British - sent over to Ireland to convert the pagan masses. That’s very basic 2 marks stuff.

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Was he? Who sent him over? Is there evidence of it?

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:rolleyes:

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Yeah?

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You’re about two months too early. Doubting St Thomas will have his day out forty days or so after Easter Sunday.

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Who sent this fella called Patrick to Ireland to covert the pagans and where’s the evidence?

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I’m not familiar with that term you used ‘covert’?

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Are you familiar with the word evidence? There is no proof that this Patrick character was sent to Ireland- none at all.

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Coming into a gunfight with a banana pal. Go ask for a little shamrock in your Guinness tomorrow if that consolidates your republicanism in your head.

[QUOTE=“Bean, post: 1107519, member: 301”]@Manuel Zelaya[/USER] [USER=183]@Sidney[/USER] [USER=9]@Bandage[/USER] [USER=236]@Fitzy[/USER] [USER=109]@Mac[/USER] [USER=1074]@Sandymount Red[/USER] [USER=1517]@carryharry[/USER] [USER=2812]@Chucks Nwoko[/USER] [USER=1552]@dodgy-keeper

You Orange bastards took a hell of a battering this weekend. First the Paks stuck it up you then the Welsh rodgered you sesneless.

And with Paddy’s day tomorrow, a horrible week for your culture

https://farm7.staticflickr.com/6134/5934527455_2a7e835d91.jpg[/QUOTE]

I think in the midst of the national euphoria surrounding the brave and passionate performance from our rugby and cricketing heroes, we overlooked an outstanding performance from our women’s hockey team.

Hockey superpowers, Canada were put to the sword in Belfield by a spirited and courageous performance from our girls. Aine Connery & Kate Dillon with a goal apiece. Well done girls.

Another proud weekend for our country’s sporting fans, displaying extreme pride in our representational sides, whether in victory or courageous defeat.:clap::clap::clap:

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[QUOTE=“Chucks Nwoko, post: 1107908, member: 2812”]Coming into a gunfight with a banana pal. Go ask for a little shamrock in your Guinness tomorrow if that consolidates your republicanism in your head.

I think in the midst of the national euphoria surrounding the brave and passionate performance from our rugby and cricketing heroes, we overlooked an outstanding performance from our women’s hockey team.

Hockey superpowers, Canada were put to the sword in Belfield by a spirited and courageous performance from our girls. Aine Connery & Kate Dillon with a goal apiece. Well done girls.

Another proud weekend for our country’s sporting fans, displaying extreme pride in our representational sides, whether in victory or courageous defeat.:clap::clap::clap:[/QUOTE]
Keep your northern orange pursuits off this board please.

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Next you’ll be telling us there’s no God and the Holy Book is a load of fiction.

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I’ve told you that many times.

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[QUOTE=“Chucks Nwoko, post: 1107908, member: 2812”]Coming into a gunfight with a banana pal. Go ask for a little shamrock in your Guinness tomorrow if that consolidates your republicanism in your head.

I think in the midst of the national euphoria surrounding the brave and passionate performance from our rugby and cricketing heroes, we overlooked an outstanding performance from our women’s hockey team.

Hockey superpowers, Canada were put to the sword in Belfield by a spirited and courageous performance from our girls. Aine Connery & Kate Dillon with a goal apiece. Well done girls.

Another proud weekend for our country’s sporting fans, displaying extreme pride in our representational sides, whether in victory or courageous defeat.:clap::clap::clap:[/QUOTE]

We smashed the Brits up around Uttoxeter as well taking 1st and 2nd in the Midlands Grand National :clap:

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One island. One nation. One team.

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At best Patrick could be described as a Briton. But he wasn’t “British” as you might call it today, as the political entity that is the modern state of Britain did not exist in the 5th century AD. It was a lose federation of Celtic tribes and Romans. The Anges, Saxons, Jutes, Vikings and Normans had not yet set foot in Britain.

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St Patrick was a no mark orange Scottish cunt just like Dougie Freedman and Billy Davies.