The Ultimate Irish Joke
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At the risk of starting the "Pro" & "Anti" debacle started again - the above PROVES once again that those that profess to have higher moral values than the rest of us (FAT CAHANCE!) are usually those that are more than willing to bend the truth to suit their needs.
Personally I could not live with the shame of being caught out!
Personally I could not live with the shame of being caught out!
Only problem with the joke is an Irish trucker told me it over ten years ago and nearly wet himself he thought it so funny.
I'm sure even the Irish have a more current "ultimate " Irish joke.
Chris
If Pete gets hold of Frank Carson the fur will really fly I guess ;-)
I'm sure even the Irish have a more current "ultimate " Irish joke.
Chris
If Pete gets hold of Frank Carson the fur will really fly I guess ;-)
Sorry its not up to date enough for you cris. Funny thing is I only got the E Mail with it on a couple of days ago. Im sure that alot of jokes are old but keep doing the rounds, Ill try harder next timeOnly problem with the joke is an Irish trucker told me it over ten years ago and nearly wet himself he thought it so funny.
I'm sure even the Irish have a more current "ultimate " Irish joke.
Chris
If Pete gets hold of Frank Carson the fur will really fly I guess ;-)
And Father Ted.Worlds gone crazy with PC.
Rember Dave Alan bloomin great comedian..
No probs matey Kev.
Just thought with other comments that it was funny that I heard from an Irishman who thouht it so funny he could hardly get the words out.
The Irish probably kept it to thenselves before letting us have a laugh.
If a few more people laughed at them selves their "world" could be a better place ;-)
Just thought with other comments that it was funny that I heard from an Irishman who thouht it so funny he could hardly get the words out.
The Irish probably kept it to thenselves before letting us have a laugh.
If a few more people laughed at them selves their "world" could be a better place ;-)
Hey you lot leave us Welsh alone - it is bad enough that we can't go to Hereford with out the threat of being shot with an arrow. We are a race above the standards of ridicule and jokes so beware - see you lot on Saturday at Twickers old boy in order that we can take the grand slam again this year - the Welsh are rising to the glory again.
OGGY OGGY OGGY!!!Hey you lot leave us Welsh alone - it is bad enough that we can't go to Hereford with out the threat of being shot with an arrow. We are a race above the standards of ridicule and jokes so beware - see you lot on Saturday at Twickers old boy in order that we can take the grand slam again this year - the Welsh are rising to the glory again.
Who mentioned the Welsh?
Lovely people , pity one of their Rugby players spends to much time in Church.
(Sue Barkers words)
Good singers, but 2nd rate rugby players !
You've just got to let them have the odd win so they sing louder when they lose usually ;-)
Lovely people , pity one of their Rugby players spends to much time in Church.
(Sue Barkers words)
Good singers, but 2nd rate rugby players !
You've just got to let them have the odd win so they sing louder when they lose usually ;-)
I've noticed a lot of welsh on here lately.
Have they installed telephones and electricity across the border? Brian (",)
Have they installed telephones and electricity across the border? Brian (",)
Hi Cris - if you refer back to a posting from Clive(Cardiff) you will notice a response from KevinH who by his phrasology I presume to be east of the **** and has bad vibes about us Celts.
Brian the first radio message was transmitted from a point just west of Penarth to a small island off the coast of Penarth. We have had modern technology in this fair land for many years and therefore we do not have to rely on the old methods of pigeon, tin can and string or even smoke signals like the more primitive natives of the east - Anglo Saxons, etc.
So if you lot are at Twickers I can eascape the M3 and going to IKEA at Neasden.
Those visits by Welsh Rugby players should be a more regular event.
Let the celts across the bridge say I ;-)
Those visits by Welsh Rugby players should be a more regular event.
Let the celts across the bridge say I ;-)
Regarding you reference to religion the Welsh attend church on regular occassions - you do not have to be a rugby player to attend church - God will accept all people to his building as all men are equal. The other difference between us and you lot is that we can sing and play rugby. Tally Ho old sportHi Cris - if you refer back to a posting from Clive(Cardiff) you will notice a response from KevinH who by his phrasology I presume to be east of the **** and has bad vibes about us Celts.
The difference here is that the English side of the bridge will accept anybody/anything whereas the Welsh are more select and you therefore have to pay to visit our fair country.So if you lot are at Twickers I can eascape the M3 and going to IKEA at Neasden.
Those visits by Welsh Rugby players should be a more regular event.
Let the celts across the bridge say I ;-)
Its a new initiative, to promote multiclturism and diversity in this forum.
An inclusive approach so that we all band together as one voice for the good of Caravanning, MOD1's sanity and as a sign of respect to our hosts at Practical Caravan. ;-0 ;-0 ;-0
An inclusive approach so that we all band together as one voice for the good of Caravanning, MOD1's sanity and as a sign of respect to our hosts at Practical Caravan. ;-0 ;-0 ;-0
Cris - it is obvious that you are covering your backside with the Mod in order that you do not upset the apple cart. A mor blatent form of grovelling I have yet to see. Good luck if it works - perhaps Lord B and a few others might take up this line of defence.
PetePete, what is your motive for your constant criticism of others on the forum?
I'm really sorry to hear you are criticised even when you are away for a week. Does it happen on most sites you stay on?
Just wondered.
Lisa
Couldnt agree more CrisNo probs matey Kev.
Just thought with other comments that it was funny that I heard from an Irishman who thouht it so funny he could hardly get the words out.
The Irish probably kept it to thenselves before letting us have a laugh.
If a few more people laughed at them selves their "world" could be a better place ;-)
I feel that a little unjust "boyo" Colin ;-). It is just part of my natural caring sharing nature and trying to unite us ALL in blissful harmony!
I grovel to no one! I have also offered the Mod's my sincerest advice and I assume that they will reciprocate with caring thoughtful decisions for all!
I grovel to no one! I have also offered the Mod's my sincerest advice and I assume that they will reciprocate with caring thoughtful decisions for all!
Where would we be without a few fine Scots on board. I even had haggis a few days ago on Burns Night.I feel that a little unjust "boyo" Colin ;-). It is just part of my natural caring sharing nature and trying to unite us ALL in blissful harmony!
I grovel to no one! I have also offered the Mod's my sincerest advice and I assume that they will reciprocate with caring thoughtful decisions for all!
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