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Cooper Ramirez
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Evan Cook
>wanting to live in peace and enjoying the beauty of different cultures and people is a bad thing
Dumb irish imbecile.
Nicholas Johnson
it's not going to be peaceful when the people you live with despise you
Charles Bell
>Get a nice Easter e-mail
>It's from Sinn Féin asking me to buy their post cards
Leo King
Did you buy?
Nathaniel Foster
It's after Easter so it wouldn't make much sense I suppose
Leo Hill
>enjoying the beauty of different cultures and people
don't care for shitty kebab shops and crime desu
William Gray
I use the koran as toilet paper.
Now go in some moscow subway and blow yourself up.
Andrew Turner
How the hell are you on their mailing list?
Isaiah Price
I'm a SF online supporter
Julian Smith
Me too desu.
Jace Moore
But all Irish people hate everybody they don't know. We often even secretly hate the people we do know.
Connor Wood
Joseph Bennett
>deich
Easton Moore
Where were you when RAAA and RAAL died?
Lincoln Evans
>RAAA and RAAL
The fuck are they?
Carter Ross
>Tayto is actually owned by Germans
How could you betray me in such a way?
At least we have national waifus now I suppose
Chase Ramirez
By Christ, I'm tired.
>How could you betray me in such a way?
Well I'm pretty sure Guinness is owned by the English. Although Guinness was always a bit Anglo in the first place.
Jeremiah Anderson
>>Tayto is actually owned by Germans
Nani?
Anthony Barnes
Also nice OC? I didn't notice it the first time.
Take you long?
Charles Fisher
Can someone please strangle this insane faggot already
Henry Hill
>Take you long?
Moderately, it looks a bit crude because I didn't have the patience to do the final chiselling after resizing it
>Ray Coyle, the Irishman behind Tayto crisp company Largo, has sold his final stake in the firm to a German snack food business.
>Guinness was always a bit Anglo in the first place.
What's the TRUE Irish beer then?
Isaiah Cook
>What's the TRUE Irish beer then?
Harp
Jose Johnson
With Craft beer becoming a bigger market I guess we'll see in a few years. Of these I like Hope Beer as it is both nice and local.
Tyler Cox
>newfaggotry
Adrian Bailey
>Nordie Protestant Beer
Jonathan Thomas
>What's the TRUE Irish beer then?
Abstinence.
Elijah Adams
>tfw still have my pioneer's badge from my Confirmation
Eli Cox
>pioneer's badge
I must've gone to a very hedonistic school to not have received one of them.
Well I guess it sort of makes sense, seeing as the priest was a bit of a pedo.
Chase Ross
>Pioneer's badge
Had to look that up
Did you choose to get it?
Joshua Taylor
Was that a thing? I'm one of the few people I know who didn't drink until I was 18, I feel I deserve one.
Dylan Flores
it would be nice to install Sharia in Europe imagine how easy it would be to rule a Sharia-based society
Tyler Ward
A thing given at Confirmation I should say. I know old people who got one for going their life without drink.
John Perez
But didn't you drink wine during your communion ceremony?
Makes the pioneer's badge a bit unnecessary if you drink wine 2 minutes before receiving it
Noah Taylor
>Did you choose to get it?
Yeah. I can't remember if it was done through the school or separately through the Church. Since you took the pledge not to consume alcohol until you were 18 as part of the overall Confirmation Pledge, the Pioneers offered you youth membership (or at least they used to).
I remember taking it very seriously at the time.
Chase Garcia
>But didn't you drink wine during your communion ceremony?
Nope. In general, the congregation partaking in Communion wine is actually exceedingly rare in Ireland.
Eli Long
>didn't you drink wine during your communion ceremony?
No. I think that might be a continental thing.
>the Pioneers offered you youth membership
My grandmother was never a member of the pioneers but she was very proud of never drinking. One day at mass they were giving out pioneer medals and she went up anyway.
>I remember taking it very seriously at the time
You'd get made fun of for that where I went to school.
Colton Hernandez
> Since you took the pledge not to consume alcohol until you were 18 as part of the overall Confirmation Pledge, the Pioneers offered you youth membership
Did you get anything for it except for your badge?
>I remember taking it very seriously at the time.
I suppose by the time you were 16 your pioneer's badge wasn't really something stopping you from consuming the sweet nectar of dizziness
Cameron Fisher
>Did you get anything for it except for your badge?
No, but I received praise from family members which was nice. Made me feel l had made an important commitment.
>I suppose by the time you were 16 your pioneer's badge wasn't really something stopping you from consuming the sweet nectar of dizziness
>mfw
Ryder Wilson
>I received praise from family members which was nice. Made me feel l had made an important commitment
And how did you feel when you broke it?
Asher Walker
>implying
Wyatt Evans
Pioneer pledge is for life. If you drank then you broke it.
Logan Powell
Somehow got it into my head that you were talking about the Confirmation one. Nobody expected me to be a Pioneer for life. I would have been an outlier in the family if I had.
Gavin Davis
You must've been great fun at parties desu
Sebastian Campbell
>the Confirmation one
Like not drinking when you're under 18? Surely that's just abiding by the law?
>I would have been an outlier in the family if I had
Maybe they placed their hopes in you and you dashed them.
Justin Campbell
>Like not drinking when you're under 18? Surely that's just abiding by the law?
Yeah, but it's not like it's a commonly adhered to law. The very fact that the Pioneers targeted children receiving their Confirmation with youth memberships just to try and get them to stay the course until the age of 18 sort of proves that.
Eli Myers
Crusader Kings 2 is free on Steam lads.
Get it while you can, though I think most people own it at this stage.
>You must've been great fun at parties
What are you implying desu?
Evan Garcia
And you made me pay 10 whole Euros for it. At least now a certain someone can own it and possibly join us in future games. Provided he doesn't do something silly and not take a free game.
Daniel Ward
Has been a while since I was properly drunk desu
Might head to the petrol/filling/gas/tank station later
>What are you implying desu?
I'm not smart enough to imply things I'm afraid
Does anyone want to juice some Oranges later?
Kayden Brown
>tank station
In another world...
>Does anyone want to juice some Oranges later?
Or we could Crusade some Kings, though maybe that's best left until the weekend.
James Thompson
>And you made me pay 10 whole Euros for it
How was I to know?! Besides, they've never done anything like this before.
At least I didn't make you buy all the DLC, right?
>Provided he doesn't do something silly and not take a free game
Nothing is impossible, I'm afraid.
James James
>Lux posting a good image
Never thought I'd see the day...
Jeremiah Brown
>In another world...
The verb for "to refuel" in Bourgish and most other Germanic languages is "tank", so you are in the right world
>Or we could Crusade some Kings
I'll leave the choice to you
Why must you hurt me in this way?
Lincoln Cooper
>Harpic
yikes
Anthony Reed
>I'll leave the choice to you
I doubt anyone is in the mood for a long game on a weeknight desu, and it would be rude to throw our fourth player into a game without letting become accustomed to it first.
Kayden Reed
Did you give up on cooking already Poi?
>and it would be rude to throw our fourth player into a game without letting become accustomed to it first.
Well he/she/it didn't have to pay 10 euros after all so it's only fair
Jack Mitchell
>Did you give up on cooking already Poi?
W-why must you accuse me in this way? What are you basing this off of?
Jason Myers
>would be rude to throw our fourth player into a game without letting become accustomed to it first
I shall take all of you under my wing and nurture and care for you. Nothing bad shall happen, no matter how much of a noob you all are.
He may also not want to play, in which case that is fine too. Maybe we'll play at the weekend, we'll see.
Adam Cruz
>What are you basing this off of?
The fact that you are still alive
Aiden Anderson
>Arlene Foster says 'I would probably move' if there was united Ireland
Flight of the Unionists when?
Landon Martin
>unionists move back to Britain
>brits don't put up with their shit
Brody Richardson
>Unionists move from Britain to their ancestral home of Israel
>Israelis open fire on them at the border
Noah Hall
What about the ones that move to their other ancestral homeland of Egypt?
William Butler
Not happy with the antisemitic and tribalistic ethos being spouted within this thread. Just because someone's "ancestors" are not irish anyone born here or naturalised and owning a password is as Irish as you or I.
Daniel Edwards
Probably welcomed back with opened arms like the Kangz they is.
Kevin Bailey
>owning a password is as Irish as you or I
Damn Russian hackers stealing my citizenship.
Xavier Howard
It's brewed in St James' Gate desu
Jack Morales
*passport
funny
Cooper Thompson
Then why do only Nordies drink it?
Angel Walker
>crypto-Jewish anglo kangz
Are Ulster-Scots just a bizarre Jow Forums meme?
Aiden Brooks
As this stage we can only hope so.
Jason Roberts
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Watch it whiteBOI
Tyler Sanders
>This whole thread
no /éire/pol tonight lads?
Isaac Thomas
how are Poles perceived in Ireland?
do you know many poles?
Michael Flores
>how are Poles perceived in Ireland?
Generally grand. Probably the best of the immigrants we get en masse.
>do you know many poles?
Not personally, no.
Thomas Wright
pretty good ye work as hard as the rest and make much less noise, ye lot are pretty sound,
know a few.
Lucas Sanchez
Stay out Piotr, we hate Slavshits here
Carson Thomas
>SDLP could move aside to allow Fianna Fáil run NI candidates
Would be genuinely interested to see if FF could actually muster support north of the border.
>tribalistic ethos being spouted within this thread
Whilst I know everyone is only taking the piss as such, and this isn't the place for serious political discussion, I hope it isn't a reflection on actual attitudes to Unionists in public.
This combined with the assumption that reunification is inevitable and only a matter of time deeply saddens and worries me.
Independence and unification are goals we have strived for for centuries and have yet to achieve. Celebrating before the whistle has even blown would be incredibly naive.
>no /éire/pol tonight lads?
Are we supposed to know if there is or isn't?
Adrian Miller
>Would be genuinely interested to see if FF could actually muster support north of the border.
Would they only be running in Stormont elections though or would they contest Westminster elections too?
>I hope it isn't a reflection on actual attitudes to Unionists in public.
Only towards the ones that are unwilling to even consider compromise.
>Celebrating before the whistle has even blown would be incredibly naive.
I don't think anybody actually is to be fair. Rather people are celebrating every small step we take towards reunification.
Julian Cox
b-be my bf please
Jackson Harris
Dominic Young
>would they contest Westminster elections too
No idea, I don't think it detailed much in the article. It is only speculation and gossip at the moment though.
Would be an interesting dilemma though. I believe they complain about SF not taking their seats? FG certainly do at least. Might not bother, just so they can avoid that obstacle.
>Only towards the ones that are unwilling to even consider compromise
It's a fine line, insult one of "them" and they all may jump to their defence in a tribal sort of manner, even if they don't necessarily agree.
>people are celebrating every small step we take towards reunification
Which quite possibly annoys Unionists and makes some of them more entrenched? I don't care in all honesty, just this talk of Catholic demographics guaranteeing reunification is what gets me.
William Thompson
Forgive my grammar, bit tired so it isn't great tonight.
Jackson Turner
Are you me? I didn't drink until the exact day that I turned 18. To this day, I still don't know why I waited; it had fuck all to do with religion. I just did it because I didn't mind waiting.
It also meant that because I didn't go to my pre-debts, people thought I didn't drink at all and I didn't get invited to any 18th birthday parties.
Logan Taylor
Never understood this. My uncle is a priest currently staying in Maryland and when we went to visit him 5 years ago, they handed out wine at every mass. But I don't think I've ever seen the priests hand out wine at any mass, even special occasions like Holy Thursday.
Why don't they do it?
John Edwards
In my class/year, there was one Polish guy. We became best friends in 5th Class and, despite some fluctuations, we got on pretty well for several years after that. But from TY onwards (not sure what the equivalent of that is in Poland, it's basically the year you're in when you turn 16), he became increasingly weird and closed off. I remember he privated his steam and removed nearly all of my friends and I from his friends list. And then when we did a school musical with a nearly girl's school, he got really weird around this other Polish girl and tagged her in some random Hotline Miami art on Facebook. Anyway, he stopped going to school after that year and occasionally he comes online, but for the most part he's pretty much dead at this point.
But aside from this guy, all the other Polish people I've talked to are really sound people.
Eli Phillips
Lads, I have a confession. I'm gonna vote yes in the referendum. And it's partly because Christshits keep shilling their leaflets. And I'm too much of a virgin to say no, so I just have to take it and wait until I find a bin to throw it in.
Jaxon Allen
Corkian Furry made a video arguing with the voices in his head and youtube banned him from streaming again
Wonder when he will have fallen enough visit us
> I don't care in all honesty
About reunification or about the feelings of poor Unionists?
Juan Sanders
>he became increasingly weird and closed off
Sounds pretty strange alright. Any idea what the issue was?
Trouble at home? Drugs? Unhealthy addiction to anime girl sized pillows?
>it's partly because Christshits keep shilling their leaflets
Ignore those cunts desu, who cares. Both sides have plenty of shitty groups involved.
Luke Perry
>REEE no!! vote no!!
Don't care voting no because all the shilling is super obnoxious.
Daniel Ward
>About reunification or about the feelings of poor Unionists?
Neither, I care about both (kinda). It's complicated desu.
Well it's your choice at the end of the day.
Nolan Harris
wtf this dude has some real problems, you should have talked to him, and you let him down
Jonathan Thompson
>I believe they complain about SF not taking their seats?
They did, in the context of Brexit I think.
>Which quite possibly annoys Unionists and makes some of them more entrenched?
Most of them that would care what "us down south" say are already entrenched anyway. The soft Unionists won't care what is said because they only care about the economic advantages that being in the UK currently provides.
>I don't care in all honesty, just this talk of Catholic demographics guaranteeing reunification is what gets me.
Yeah, it's jumping the gun alright. SF are also foolish for calling for a border poll so soon. We need to let the effects of Brexit thoroughly set in before there's any referendum.
Adrian Moore
You are right, there are people on the pro-side who are fucking obnoxious and insufferable, too.
Ryder Perez
>Christshits
Edgy.
Thomas Wright
As opposed to
>REE yes! Vote yes! Muh body, not letting us kill our babies is oppressive and toxic!
Nathaniel King
I do try to, but I never get to. Like I said, he privated his Steam and he only comes on Discord once in a blue moon, and even then it's only to play vidyas with us. The last time I spoke to him was a year ago; he came online for two days and we played some Rust together with another friend, so it would be a bit awkward to start asking him "so hey, what have you been up to?" Every time we try to invite him out, too, he just shoots us down. I do want to help him but there's only so much I can do. Maybe in the summer I might talk to him some more.
Anthony Ward
Btw I'm not this faggot I'm .
Jason White
>The virgin culchie no
>The Chad Dubh Linn Yes
Luis White
>SF are also foolish for calling for a border poll so soon
>We need to let the effects of Brexit thoroughly set in
I'm not sure I agree. I wouldn't have thought their aim or expectation was to win it first time round, but now that I think about it losing could be quite a serious set back.
>soft Unionists won't care what is said
I feel they might care a little. I don't think they are solely driven by economics, and culture plays a small but continuously diminishing role in their decision making.
EMPIRE OF MISOGYNY
Thanks for clarifying desu.