That is not a very attractive trait!
Flano
March 4, 2010, 3:42pm
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Bandage, what say you to a Wexford woman who was a bit of a slapper in her day, and now has 2 or 3 young sprogs and no father to look after them or take them to Wexford matches. Is she allowed go along, or should she just toss the wee shits out on the N11 with a sign saying “Croker”?
Nah just toss them out on the N11. That’ll do. She can toss herself out on it too while she’s at it.
Women should only be employed in times of war to punch rivets through the fuselages of Spitfires and what not on the assembly line. Otherwise their role is in the home to mop the brow of their hardworking husband and tend to needlework and home economics. For a start you couldn’t have an extra marital affair at work if there were no women at work. This is only one of the societal benefits of a return to traditional values. A much happier home life where the man of the house returns to his doting wife who has the house spick and span and is ready to laugh at his anecdotes about work, is the future. I can see a new age of enlightenment emerging when this realisation reaches critical mass and women return home.
And a return to single beds, flannel nighties and setting lotion.
A woman who understands sport is not an attractive trait?
On what planet?
So if Angelina Jolie for example had an in depth knowledge of sport, we’re to take that as an unattractive trait on her?
Seems odd to me.
Not sure that will help the future of Wexford GAA Flano, but I like where your heads at.
A woman who understands sport is not an attractive trait?
On what planet?
So if Angelina Jolie for example had an in depth knowledge of sport, we’re to take that as an unattractive trait on her?
Seems odd to me.
Yes, I think it is.
Saying that your bird has a much knowledge of hurling as most of the blokes on here doesn’t paint her in a physically attractive light.
Ah right, that makes perfect sense.
Good.
I am happy to read that you have seen the error of your ways because the next step would be her hitting you a shoulder.
As long as she doesn’t know who Trevor Giles is you’ll be okay Farmer
As long as she doesn’t know who Trevor Giles is you’ll be okay Farmer
Sorry Lads, don’t know how this got posted twice.
Thanks for the advice Farmer, but seeing as it comes from a man who’s most recent relationship consisted of a bit of a pulling and dragging and a few text messages centered around a scarf, i’ll choose to ignore it.
Thanks for the advice Farmer, but seeing as it comes from a man who’s most recent relationship consisted of a bit of a pulling and dragging and a few text messages centered around a scarf, i’ll choose to ignore it.
:o
Jesus - fairly touched a nerve there.
I still dont see why a woman knowing a bit about sport is a bad thing???
I have no problem with women attending sporting events as long as they are not taking the seat of a male sports fan.
One of the most unforgivable sights I have ever seen was at the Ireland v France WCQ in 2006 (I was interested in Irish football at the time), Lansdowne had a capacity of 36,000 at the time so tickets were at an absolute premium and it was the biggest home game since Holland in 2001 and this bloke in front of me arrived in (late) and spent the game with his arm around his bird, kissing her neck and stuff. Disgusting behaviour which still upsets me to this day.
I’m not a rugby fan but it’s probably birds at rugby games that annoy me the most.
While we’re on the topic I’d also ban lads who wear sunglasses to sporting events, was at the Ireland v Italy 5 nations match in Croke Park a few weeks ago, cloudy day and this tool in front of me had his shades on. He also brought his bird. Twat.
So its the Mans fault then.
And Farmer agreed with you so, I suppose you must be right
Probably similar to a man knowing a bit about Nail Polish, dresses etc?
There is nothing wrong with knowing you’re way into and out of a ladies dress.
Not really, I just don’t get your point that being able to converse with your bird about hurling is a bad thing it sure beats fegining interest in Big Brother or X-Factor.
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