anime edition
/éire/
Isaac Foster
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Julian White
>Smyths Toys to buy Toys 'R' Us in Germany, Austria, Switzerland
The Germans are now in our hands.
Adam Stewart
>woke at 4am
>had a quick peek at the thread
>read so much shite I couldn't get back to sleep anymore
Thanks lads.
Joshua Cox
Another batch of referendum posters gone up around me it seems.
Also I'm pretty sure some No ones were torn down over the weekend and replaced with Yes ones. Not to say the No side don't do this as well but I just happened to notice a few No ones missing.
Camden King
>ocht
William Garcia
Had a dream about driving in Froggy's new car and he was eying me through the mirrors all the time
Jayden Russell
Does anyone here know where this place is from that Eir GAA ad last year? I remember my friend saying it was in Mayo when it came on before but I want something more specific
Xavier Johnson
>Froggy's new car
Are you sure it was Froggy that got the new car?
>he was eying me through the mirrors all the time
Doesn't sound too good. Were you in the backseat? Maybe he was worried you may spill some champagne back there?
>remember my friend saying it was in Mayo
Looks too nice to be Mayo desu.
Zachary Johnson
>Are you sure it was Froggy that got the new car?
It was pretty cramped so yes
>Were you in the backseat?
Yup,dream-Prinz was in the other front seat
Couldn't see either of their faces though, only Froggy's eyes in the mirror,Prinz was monologuing but I didn't pay attention
Xavier Reyes
>Prinz was monologuing but I didn't pay attention
Absolutely rude. My monologues are to be treasured and appreciated.
Ryder Morales
>It was pretty cramped so yes
Feel like their is a joke here but I can't quite grasp it.
>Prinz was monologuing but I didn't pay attention
Bit rude. What were you too busy doing that you didn't bother to listen (dare I ask)?
Cooper Jackson
>My monologues are to be treasured and appreciated.
That's why it was just a dream, surely I would have loved to listen to each and every word you said
>Feel like their is a joke here but I can't quite grasp it.
That my car is bigger
>What were you too busy doing that you didn't bother to listen
I was thinking about some kind of fight we were going to,no idea if it was MMA or just a traveller bare-knuckle fist fight
Christian Moore
>That my car is bigger
I see. I don't think Froggy got a new car though.
>some kind of fight we were going to
>MMA or just a traveller bare-knuckle fist fight
Would hope they haven't fallen so far that they would ever wish to see one of those.
Brayden Morales
How was the Irish day?
>I don't think Froggy got a new car though.
Someone here did,I might be mixing things up though
Nolan Russell
>Looks too nice to be Mayo desu.
That's what I thought too hence I asked here. Normally I'd associate Mayo with that shit, barren West of Ireland landscape whereas that picture looks North America tier
Jaxon Wright
favourite fruit pastilles flavour?
Can't decide between green, orange or yellow, though jellytots are probably better
Josiah Gonzalez
>that picture looks North America tier
I actually had a similar thought, though I'm sure we have plenty of places like that here. Trees in the background sort of threw me, there is a lot of different features (water, sand, rocks, trees, gorse) all together in that picture, whilst we usually don't maybe expect to see more than maybe two or three in the one scene.
Nathan Wood
>How was the Irish day?
Productive.
>barren West of Ireland landscape
But that's exactly what that picture looks like. Unless you think trees and beaches are somehow unique.
>North America tier
That's not a high tier.
>Can't decide between green, orange or yellow
This but I'd put orange and yellow above green.
I think it looks strange because it looks like a normal secluded lake area, but then there's the sand which makes you think beach.
Charles Nelson
>that's exactly what that picture looks like
Usually this is what you think of when you think West of Ireland. A sort of dreary green colour, not greens, yellows, beiges and blues like the one above.
Logan Kelly
>That's not a high tier
You don't think North America has some nice landscapes?
Evan Edwards
>But that's exactly what that picture looks like.
No it isn't, west of Ireland beaches look more like pic related. Note that absence of any trees and flowers
>Unless you think trees and beaches are somehow unique.
Obviously not but that scene doesn't look like Ireland
>That's not a high tier.
Yes it is, North America has god-tier nature. Ireland is a good country to live in but our nature is shit tier to be honest
Owen Lopez
Isn't the thread always anime edition?
Jackson Clark
If you believe the entire west of the country looks the same.
A few but I wouldn't think North America immediately when I hear beautiful landscape. Though picture from the ad does look a bit like something from New York state or around I suppose.
Luke Brooks
Is Smyths fully Irish owned though?
You should really avoid going online if you wake up in the middle of the night.
How can I be in your dream if you have no idea what I look like?
Ryder Bailey
>How can I be in your dream if you have no idea what I look like?
It's like how you know certain things in your dreams and you can't explain why I didn't see you either
Hunter Brooks
Back from work to remind you guys to repeal the eighth.
Angel Morris
>You should really avoid going online if you wake up in the middle of the night
It's tradition now though. Perhaps the fairies wake me every night for, and wouldn't like to be angering them.
>A few
By which I presume you mean exponentially more than here.
Cooper Scott
>west of Ireland beaches look more like pic related
Some but definitely not all. You've clearly never been to the west of Ireland if you believe that.
>Note that absence of any trees and flowers
I've been on plenty of beaches with trees and flowers. The Atlantic coast is famed for our flowers.
>that scene doesn't look like Ireland
Yes it does. Aside from the sand it doesn't look out of place at all near where I live.
>North America has god-tier nature
North America is also a massive continent. It's not one biome.
>our nature is shit tier
Jesus Christ almighty stop spouting this shit just because you hate where you live. I'm beyond sick of your attitude.
Easton Perez
>Someone here did
Jaggy did apparently.
But I read somewhere that the only people that appear in your dreams are people you've seen somewhere before because your subconscious can't generate new people for some reason.
>It's tradition now though
I thought it was only a recent development?
Kevin Powell
>for
Forgot a bit there. Something about it being my duty to watch over /éire/. Couldn't be arsed with coming up with a more interesting tale, desu.
Adrian Gomez
>By which I presume you mean exponentially more than here
North America is hundreds of times larger than Ireland, but I still have more favourites here than there.
Jayden Ross
read that on the back of a penguin bar or what?
Camden Wilson
But I don't want to.
Jacob Cook
>I thought it was only a recent development?
Well for a couple of months now, maybe two or three.
>I still have more favourites here than there
Seems a bit strange. I mean I don't know much about American landscapes and such, but there is such a vast variety of different climates and regions that I imagine it would be hard to find one you didn't have a strong love for. We don't have anywhere near the variety here.
That said, that doesn't mean I don't like our landscapes, I most certainly do, I love them in fact. Hence why I have no interest in emigrating and such.
Owen Green
Doesn't effect you and vastly helps out women and helps this country move to the twenty first century. Why are you against it?
Anthony Johnson
>effect
opinion discarded
Camden Cruz
>Is Smyths fully Irish owned though?
It's still privately family owned.
>I read somewhere that the only people that appear in your dreams are people you've seen somewhere before because your subconscious can't generate new people
It's faces your mind can't generate. If Lux did see your face in his dream it would have been the face of someone he's seen before in real life, even if briefly on the street.
Lincoln Martin
>and helps this country move to the twenty first century
Opinion discarded.
Joshua Myers
>It's still privately family owned.
Are they protestants though?
>If Lux did see your face in his dream it would have been the face of someone he's seen before in real life, even if briefly on the street.
Not a fan of being represented by strangers in people's dreams.
Austin Rodriguez
>Are they protestants though?
I don't believe there are many protestants in Claremorris.
>Not a fan of being represented by strangers in people's dreams
He did say he could only see your eyes though.
>pic
What are the numbers?
Austin Bell
>I don't believe there are many protestants in Claremorris.
You can never be sure.
>What are the numbers?
SHP = Shaft Horsepower. IHP = Indicated Horsepower. Not sure why the artist went with two different units.
Levi Cook
>I don't believe there are many protestants in Claremorris.
It's not about population numbers.
Gabriel Lewis
>Some but definitely not all. You've clearly never been to the west of Ireland if you believe that.
Show me a beach that looks more similar to the one from that Eir ad. That's my idea of a nice landscape so I'd like to see it in Ireland
>North America is also a massive continent. It's not one biome.
True. For reference, I have the state of Montana in mind. Big mountains, clear lakes and dense forests are my idea of good nature
>Jesus Christ almighty stop spouting this shit just because you hate where you live.
What are you talking about? I literally said Ireland is a good country to live in. I'm just saying our nature is shit. It's not like I think this exclusively of here, Britain also has shit nature for example
Blake Torres
>I'm just saying our nature is shit
Not him, but I wouldn't agree with that. Although I suppose it is all down to personal taste and preference in the end.
Joshua Flores
>. I'm just saying our nature is shit.
Objectively not true, many Bourgers have said that the Irish nature is very beautiful
Now Poland has shit nature
Lucas Powell
>Now Poland has shit nature
I thought Poland was meant to be nice in rural areas?
Jaxson Baker
It's absolutely atrocious in certain places, it's like a huge dark field, no trees no hills, nothing
Granted I've only been to western Poland
Brandon Turner
>Although I suppose it is all down to personal taste and preference in the end.
Perhaps. My main issue is that it's mostly deforested farmland. The lack of mountains isn't even an issue since Finland looks nice without them
>many Bourgers have said that the Irish nature is very beautiful
Mutts would blindly praise anything to do with their heritage to be fair
>Now Poland has shit nature
South Poland seems nice with the mountains near the Slovakian border. Plus Poland has that forest with the weird trees which is cool
Zachary Russell
>it's like a huge dark field, no trees no hills, nothing
That sounds like the Great European Plain alright. Although I wouldn't discount the Soviets stealing all their nature and moving it East of the Urals.
Hudson Russell
>My main issue is that it's mostly deforested farmland
You can blame the Brits for that.
>Mutts would blindly praise anything to do with their heritage to be fair
He said Bourgers, not Burgers.
Adrian Wright
>Mutts would blindly praise anything to do with their heritage
Learn to read.
>Poland has that forest with the weird trees
We have that nice tree archway.
Juan Martinez
>Mutts would blindly praise anything to do with their heritage to be fair
EXTREMELY RUDE
Don't I ever catch you call us proud Luxembourgish people mutts again
>with the mountains near the Slovakian border
That's because Slovakia is a nice country with great nature
Jace Thompson
>it's mostly deforested farmland
True but the blooming hedgerows, freshly harvested fields and the rolling green hills of Summer can be quite nice. I find it quite cosy and tranquil personally.
>Plus Poland has that forest with the weird trees which is cool
Seems more disturbing than anything, if I'm to be honest.
(You)
Thomas Sanchez
>EXTREMELY RUDE
Think he was referring to Americans. You seem to be quite confused these days desu...
Benjamin Walker
>That's because Slovakia is a nice country with great nature
So you're saying that the Poles are stealing Slovakian nature?
Owen Baker
But Lux clearly said Bourgers originally, not Burgers.
Carter Butler
>He said Bourgers, not Burgers.
Indeed he did, only noticed that now
>Learn to read.
This reads like something said by a snarky faggot, never reply to me again
>EXTREMELY RUDE
>Don't I ever catch you call us proud Luxembourgish people mutts again
Sincerest apologies, see above. I have nothing against your nation and its FDI into Ireland
Luke Walker
>Lux clearly said Bourgers originally, not Burgers
Person responding clearly didn't interpret it that way though. Let's just say they both messed up.
Lucas Thompson
>Let's just say they both messed up.
No, only one of them messed up. The one that can't read.
Jordan Bailey
>never reply to me again
Okay.
Juan Nguyen
>only one of them messed up
There was one case of misreading and one case of misinterpretation. Both are a mess up, oui?
Xavier Morales
One person misreading and another who had every right to feel insulted.
Gabriel Brown
Should someone look that smug when I can basically see their genitals?
Nathaniel Ortiz
All the more reason to be smug.
Easton Gray
>snarky faggot
You're own to talk
William Ross
More something along the lines of "positive influence"
>Sincerest apologies, see above. I have nothing against your nation and its FDI into Ireland
You are forgiven
Explanation needed
Nathaniel Phillips
Why, because I had a go at mutts? That's what half of Jow Forums is
Zachary Barnes
Brown or white? Let the political games begin!
>another who had every right to feel insulted
I wasn't suggesting he should apologise or anything, merely pointing out the fact that there was a mistake there too.
>Should someone look that smug when I can basically see their genitals?
Maybe they are smug because they see the person seeing their genitals is in a nervous or embarrassed state as a result?
>That's what half of Jow Forums is
Half of most of the internet, in fairness (and also unfortunately).
Noah Wilson
>other people do it so that makes it okay for me to do it
Colton Gomez
>Brown or white?
Sugar?
Daniel Edwards
>the person seeing their genitals is in a nervous or embarrassed state as a result?
TOP LEWD
Aaron Green
No idea why I picked this image.
This one is much better.
Aiden Myers
..did everything turn out okay?
My only main problem is Ottomans are too big, but we can manage that. It's also a bit sad that Poznan and Danzig exist but not Polska proper.
Isaac Diaz
>..did everything turn out okay?
did you?
Juan Foster
I did.
Bentley Torres
>did everything turn out okay?
>UK still exists
Leo Reed
I had too much infamy to ask them to dismantle. I was going to do it..
We had been friends most of the game but decided they didn't like me since I had too many allies. Then they asked to be allies again after our ww2 truce was up LOL.
Papal monarchy cameo appearance.
Jason Hernandez
You may not like it, but this is what peak performance looks like.
Joseph Taylor
>this is what peak slag looks like
FTFY
Kayden Sullivan
>black underwear
What is the prefered underwear colour of the Irish people?
David Thompson
Male or female?
Luke Taylor
Both I suppose
Julian Evans
I don't think any of us would know what Irish women wear under their exterior clothing. One of life's great mysteries.
Jace Sullivan
Didn't Jaggy used to have a gf?
Pretty sure she was Irish
Hunter Thomas
Where's everybody gone?
Julian Nelson
/aesthetic/
William Stewart
The world ended and we're all here shitposting from Mag Mell. Don't tell me you were left behind?
Logan Kelly
>Don't tell me you were left behind?
Fucking typical.
Austin Wright
>bbc.co.uk
Why is Britain so determined to make me a republican?
Gabriel Hall
>posting rap lyrics
She got what she deserved.
Ian Phillips
>Chelsea Russell, 19, from Liverpool posted the lyric from Snap Dogg's I'm Trippin' to pay tribute to a boy who died in a road crash
Jayden Diaz
Who are we to judge the British and their strange death rituals?
Gabriel Myers
If the Romans can judge the British and their strange death rituals so can we.
Hudson Sanders
Her being a reprobate is not the point
Charles Lee
It isn't?
Evan Rodriguez
>it's warm again tonight
Carson Jenkins
I don't even like you.
Open yer windees
Eli Roberts
James Diaz
still can't believe it's 2018
Kevin Kelly
>I don't even like you.
Why?