Words and phrases that are more commonly used on tfk than in real life

[cowpat]

I have heard a lot of folk say in Limk “gone out to Killaloe”, back to Glin, Foynes, Newcaste etc
down to Dingle, out to Cappamore, Murroe, Annacotty, where the person saying it is Mungret based !

[habanerocat]

Perps, as in perpetrator. Very continental.

[glenshane]

More sort of American…doing the ‘perp walk’ like

[Chucks_Nwoko]

Circle jerk.

[Julio_Geordio]

ROI

[myboyblue]

Ratoath Inn. This one has particularly been done to death at this stage now.

[TheUlteriorMotive]

[habanerocat]

Bullet points are very fashionable at the moment on TFK.

• So they are

[TheUlteriorMotive]

Pile on

[TheUlteriorMotive]

Circle Jerk

[habanerocat]

Strawmanning.

I had to look that one up…

[backinatracksuit]

I looked it up before but I’ve forgotten and I don’t have a clue what it refers to now,

[Thomas_Brady]

It’s refers to the Wizard of Oz. the Strawman had no brain.

[Elvis_Brandenberg_Kr]

My old Accountancy teacher, Eddie Fallon, used often reference Strawmen or Men of Straw in terms of financial litigation. Basically, you can’t get something out of someone who ain’t got anything.

[Biff_Egan]

@Elvis_Brandenberg_Kr

Basically, you can’t get something out of someone who ain’t got anything.

Did he teach the well known accounting principle that if your mother sends you down to the shop with 50p you can’t get a pound’s worth of goods?

[backinatracksuit]

The Scarecrow?
Was he known as the straw man? I don’t think so.
I’d say you’re codding me

[Cheasty]

Spliced

[myboyblue]

@thelimericks

[Ralphie]

Dry your eyes mate

[Aertel220]

“She’d hand it back to you soft”.