he’d have opened the door and they would have shot the cunt stone dead there and then, just by the useless fucking look of him.
I’m perfectly free pal.
The women of Cumann na mBan required no man to look after them.
And you’d have opened the door and turned them to stone with your pock-marked medusa head.
thats a clamping
a proper republican wouldnt be seen dead in tesco, ya fucking brit gowl
they wouldnt have had to knock on my door, there are those who do the calling and then there are those who are useless fucking layabout cunts. in fairness you sell olives 2 days a month i suppose but id still have shot you dead for breathing valuable Irish air, you waste of space scrounging cunt.
I don’t even sell olives anymore… how does that make you feel?
Bang!
Between the eyes.
You cunt.
[QUOTE=“HBV*, post: 1119064, member: 234”]Bang!
Between the eyes.
You cunt.[/QUOTE]
I’d still probably make your weekly salary in 5/6 hrs work, mate
Here is a true Statesman. Standing in front of the tricolour.
[QUOTE=“farmerinthecity, post: 1119066, member: 24”]Here is a true Statesman. Standing in front of the tricolour.
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Should he have stood behind it?
Man who defecated in Derry city centre shouted ‘up the RA’ as trousers fell down, court told
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12:00Wednesday 21 October 2015
A man who defecated in the city centre shouted ‘up the RA’ when his trousers fell down, a court has heard.
Ryan Charles Doherty, of Glenabbey Drive, was fined £400 at Derry Magistrates Court.
The 39-year-old pleaded guilty to disorderly behaviour and indecent behaviour on September 25.
The court heard CCTV operators alerted police after Doherty defecated and urinated in the Union Hall Place area.
Police saw Doherty standing outside a bar in Shipquay Street with his trousers ‘hanging around his bum’.
He became agitated and shouted ‘up the RA’ at the officers and his trousers fell down.
Police attempted to pull the trousers up and Doherty told them to ‘f*** off’.
Defence solicitor Seamus Quigley told the court his client has no recollection of the incident but is deeply embarrassed by his behaviour.
He added that the 39-year-old is aware ‘that whatever the court does this case is likely to attract a degree more attention than your average disorderly’.
The solicitor said on this afternoon Doherty was ‘so drunk he didn’t know where he was or what he was doing’.
It brings new meaning to the term Rastooler