anime edition
/éire/
Xavier Perez
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Isaac Hall
>Generals are all dead
WHO WOULD OF THOUGHT A APRIL FOOLS MEME WOULD MAKE THE BOARD BETTER
Joshua Davis
>not an Easter toad edition
You had one fucking job
Isaac Perry
What would you expect of a braindead chocolate retard? Also nice trips
Gavin Stewart
Robert Cooper
>post degenerate anime instead of 102 years anniversary of 1916
Fucking weeb faggots ruin everything.
Jaxson Parker
ANIME
Ryder Sanchez
Careful not to let the thread get archived with all the teamposting and the bit of easterposting
Charles Clark
Fuck off retard, Rising was a mistake. We belong to Britain
Adrian Reed
Happy Easter anons
Christian Hall
Gonna have some fish today, lads.
Thomas Sullivan
stupid dumb /éire/ scum
Lincoln Brown
Reminder to ignore west brit posts
Any plans for the day, lads?
Leo Hernandez
Maidin.
>plans
Eat eggs. You?
Gabriel Lopez
Looks like most Irish anons are peep team! I am a northerner btw and also peep team
Jaxson Edwards
Not sure, I'll probably have an uneventful day. Might get the oul' PS4 out again and play some Kingdom Hearts.
Andrew Flores
Fuck off traitorous scum
Hudson Martin
How does this teams thing work?
Landon Young
April Fools! Thanks for the (You) though
Brayden Martinez
The current theory is that your team is assigned based on the last digits of your IP address, although we're still not sure how points are acquired. Some say it's (You)s, some say it's threads created, some are even saying it's random and has nothing to do with our posts.
Lincoln Thompson
Where do you see which team you are on?
Brandon Taylor
It replace your ID, you're Creme btw.
Caleb Adams
It should be beside the word Anonymous, if you can't see it you might have to disable 4chanx or other extensions.
Gavin James
I see now, had to disable Oneechan extension.
Also creme a best, obviously.
Austin Flores
Happy Easter
Christopher Lee
Would you DIE for Ireland? I probably would because it's not like my life is that great.
Luis Davis
I think Ireland has too many "martyrs", and the cult of martyrdom is promoted because it doesn't challenge the real problems.
Make the other bastards die for theirs, as they'd say.
James Reyes
Why can't mods always be this based?
Cameron Phillips
Can anyone explain this team stuff?
Christopher Jackson
Typical creme scum. This country is built on martyrs how dare you!
Not to a Creme boi I won't
Adrian Cox
If you're not with creme, you're my enemy.
Matthew Flores
You are going to suffer, cumstain. Peep masterrace
Christian Rivera
Eli Nelson
Eating ice creme. Stay mad.
Michael Flores
>never buy Easter eggs
>always regret it on Easter Sunday
Justin Bailey
I'm in that boat today.
Adam Howard
Anyone watching the Leinster game? Conflicted who I want to win between West Brits and actual Brits
Ayden Foster
Always back the lesser Brit if you have to back a Brit at all.
Isaac Perry
This.
Anthony Gutierrez
Anybody have snow today? Apparently some parts of the country do.
Josiah Carter
Sadly not, I'd have liked some more but will settle for what we had this winter. It was spectacular once in a lifetime stuff a few weeks ago.
Carter Watson
First for delicious chocolate.
Jackson Sullivan
>I'm in that boat
Shouldn't be going "in" boats.
Zachary Moore
No, you do go in boats.
Austin Cook
I'm watching Arsenal v Stoke la
Nathan Stewart
>peep team watch the soccer
Wew.
Jace Sanchez
>watching soccer
>posting shitty porn
As expected of team Peep.
Jack Perry
>Blacked
FUCKING BASED
Zachary Morris
>Galway Dublin match doesn't start until 4
Damn it I thought it was 2. I woke up for nothing.
Ryder Allen
Went and got some chocolate. Now this Easter can truly begin.
Cooper Reyes
>Team Creme
Leo Robinson
It's called football. What are you, Am*rican?
Jack Russell
We have our own football, Britboy.
Joseph Davis
No this is football.
Landon Walker
>playing football with your eyes closed
Is this a next level Connacht strategy?
Jaxon Collins
And nationalists have the cheek to say sectarianism doesn't come from their side.
Zachary Butler
They're both football, I never see anyone use the term soccer here. Can't you detect the meaning of a homonym based on context? You'll never learn Japanese if you can't
Adam Barnes
>bandwagoning football as soon as the team show up for the first time in a decade
Typical Galwegian.
Luis Sanders
Where's open today?
Tyler Nguyen
>Japanese
shite country that has nothing but making cartoons to be proud of, don't even have a GAA team.
Parker Brooks
Why? It's not even an important game. The only soccer games worth watching as a neutral are the champions league knockouts or world cup / euros
Jaxon Morgan
What did you get? Have they discounted easter eggs yet or does that happen tomorrow?
William Jenkins
Yes, yes, well done Peep.
HOWEVER
Cooper Bennett
It's a well-known fact that the best GAA players are powerful psychics.
>You'll never learn Japanese
No one can learn Japanese. It's not even a language, it's a joke made by Chinese islanders to trick westerners as revenge for the Boxer Rebellion.
Parker Rivera
How is that sectarianism? Of course our own brand of football should take precedence when it comes to naming conventions. The Yanks and the Aussies do the same. It's especially relevant in Ireland's case considering how intertwined the GAA was with the Irish independence movement and the revival of Irish culture.
>I never see anyone use the term soccer here
Well that's hardly surprising considering it's a shit sport.
Jason Garcia
>don't even have a GAA team
japangaa.org
Luke Sullivan
What about the idol industry or the cuisine?
Was on in the background, not even watching it now to be honest
Adrian Nelson
>Dubliners call soccer football
>They call football gaaah
I hate them.
Connor Smith
I don't care if we're winning I hate creme eggs. It's a hollow victory.
Connor Lewis
Supervalu, garages, not sure where else.
Bitsa Wispa. Not sure about easter eggs, I wasn't looking for them.
Levi Baker
Creme can also refer to those newer cadbury ones that come in the 4x cartons with white foam stuff in the middle.
Ryder Moore
Worse than all that is when they then attempt to correct others who use "soccer" being so conditioned to British influence they believe it's an Americanism as the British do.
Chase Myers
fan sounds like the whole computers about to explode it's worth it to not mobile post tho.
Luis Gray
Chocolate Egg
Mini Egg
Creme Egg
Peanut Butter Egg
Where do peeps fit into all this if they're some kind of marshmallow thing?
Sebastian Wood
>What about the idol industry
I find the Idol industry to be very weird.
2D idols on the other hand are a quality cultural contribution.
Creme Eggs have been rotten for almost a decade now. A sad fall from grace.
Charles Cox
>Where do peeps fit into all this if they're some kind of marshmallow thing?
Yeah, they're some American sugar-laden "delicacy".
Daniel Ross
>27 minutes in
>3 goals by Cavan
Jesus Christ Roscommon needs a better goalie.
>newer cadbury ones that come in the 4x cartons with white foam stuff in the middle
I don't know these.
They're popular in America for Easter sweets I believe.
>Creme Eggs have been rotten since the beginning of time
FTFY
Justin White
>they believe it's an Americanism as the British do
Yes the term originated in England but it's been adopted by America and made its own at this point. I'm not even from Dublin and I rarely hear the term soccer being used. I mainly hear it in the media such as newspapers or on betting websites. In day to day conversation, people just call them both football and people know what they're on about based on the context
>2D idols on the other hand are a quality cultural contribution.
It's a winning combination
Chase Ward
I rarely ever heard it called anything but soccer, except for by one middle-aged West Brit who was hated Ireland and thought he was smart for following an international sport.
I'm from a hurling country too, not Kerry.
Thomas White
>In day to day conversation, people just call them both football and people know what they're on about based on the context
I know many a place in rural Ireland where you would get more than a dirty look for calling soccer "football". And rightly so.
Eli Lopez
>I'm not even from Dublin and I rarely hear the term soccer being used. I mainly hear it in the media such as newspapers or on betting websites. In day to day conversation, people just call them both football and people know what they're on about based on the context
I'd say it's a mixture from what I've noticed. People who follow both tend to distinguish and people who don't tend to use Football for whichever they care about.
I don't really mind what people call it anyway since Gaelic football is very regional through the country anyway. So long as they don't attempt to adjust my use of "soccer" I'd never be obnoxious enough to dictate how they use "football".
The way Dubs use "gaah" or "the gaah" is a bit more annoying though and I don't really hear that in any other part of the country. It feels a bit patronising as if they don't view it as a "real" sport.
Caleb Evans
>It feels a bit patronising as if they don't view it as a "real" sport.
Distinctly the impression I got from anybody who used the term "the Gaaah". They consider it to be some culchie meme sport.
Parker Morgan
>gaaah
It also makes me think they're not even aware hurling exists.
Hunter Torres
Ironically it's often from the same people who consider UFC as a serious sport.
Anthony James
Of course they're not with the state of the Dublin hurling team.
Liam Baker
They usually are, but they just use "the gaaah" to refer to both because they don't care.
Ah yes, the true intellectuals of Ireland.
Dominic Baker
Mini eggs and wake and bake.
even druggies celebrate easter
amen
Nolan Ross
Could be on the rise though, they have the club champions in Cuala.
Jack Ramirez
Please don't say such worrying things.
Blake Powell
>It feels a bit patronising as if they don't view it as a "real" sport.
I live in Dublin during weekdays and I don't get this impression at all. I hear people talking about it with genuine interest, I see supporter flags, etc. I've only ever heard the term gah used a few times, by people from home and they're definitely not people who see it as some meme sport since they actually play it
Jace Cooper
Creme must win
Andrew Ward
The dubs will destroy everything you love, nothing will escape.
There are actual rumours that diarmuid connolly is going to switch to Hurling and Con O'Callaghan is a dual player that could go with either. I suppose it makes sense that with 1/3rd of the population competing to play for one football team that a logical path would be to push more and more of them into Hurling.
Landon Thompson
Peanut Butter is going to secure a turnabout victory, I just know it. Maybe the real objective is to get a lower score rather than a higher one.
But for now, I shall continue basking in the glory of being a Peep Chad
Isaac Bennett
>Maybe the real objective is to get a lower score rather than a higher one
The absolute state of peanutfags.
Bentley Ramirez
I think it's changing a bit since the Dublin footballers became successful, there doesn't seem to be the same contempt there used to be.
I wonder if the rule 42 business around 10 years ago which brought rugby and soccer fans into Croke Park for a few years might have had a bit of a positive knock on effect for the GAA among those who weren't too familiar with it before.
Gabriel Brown
Maybe the real points were the friends we made along the way
Julian King
>"the gaah" is a bit more annoying though and I don't really hear that in any other part of the country. It feels a bit patronising as if they don't view it as a "real" sport.
Cill Dara say it too, although they're just Dublin junior at this stage.
Jackson Jones
The key to victory is posting the cutest anime girls.
Landon Hernandez
>They're just Dublin junior at this stage
This goes without saying.
Dylan King
Reminder to ignore west brit posts
Any plans for the day, lads?