No decent sport this weekend edition
/éire/
Jeremiah Reyes
Jose Reed
You could match the French Grand Prix tomorrow if that's your thing
Lincoln Mitchell
0th for Zero.
Zachary Cruz
Had a very odd dream.
It was Christmas and I came downstairs, at night, and Pat Short was sitting restrained to a table holding a massive hunk of meat over his chest. Across from him was a Garda, who was drinking. Behind Pat Short there was a decapitated human head on a large table full of flesh. Pat moved the hunk of meat he was holding and his chest was all lacerated. Apparently the Garda was torturing and killing him since he owed Pat money. The Garda had retrained me using leashes and dog leads and his wife showed up who was sadistic and tied to burn my hand in the fire place. I think she got up and killed my father then who was in the sitting room and seemed to be a bit decrepit and invalided.
Can't really remember what happened next but I think it would make a good film.
Aiden Kelly
How is Lá Lux so far? You have bought your monarch a very good birthday gift haven't you?
Christian Bell
You sure that wasn't just an episode of Killinaskully?
Gabriel Perez
Who?
Robert Brown
A bag of Tayto Shrimp Cocktail flavour and a new ribbon for his ribbon collection
Don't think that I will go to the parade this morning desu, I'm still tired although I didn't drink very much
What are you up to?
Christian Young
>image
My thoughts exactly.
Brayden Jenkins
There's rugby on, and the Munster Football final
James Garcia
>Munster Football final
Landon Price
It will probably be a boring affair. I'm much more interested to see how Tipp fare against Mayo. For some reason a lot of pundits are hyping up Tipp. I know Tipp have the potential to upset big football teams on a good day, but they're hardly Mayo-beaters, are they?
Levi Lee
Time is this rugby on so I can maybe not watch it?
>I'm much more interested to see how Tipp fare against Mayo
You take quite the interest in Tipp football desu.
>they're hardly Mayo-beaters, are they?
One would imagine not. On paper Mayo are obviously one of the top teams on the country, though that seems to be coming a bit undone a bit in some people's eyes.
Despite their meme of a season last year, they still overcame every obstacle and got to the final. I'm no football expert though (nor would I want to be).
Jayden Diaz
>You take quite the interest in Tipp football desu.
They seem to be one of the few teams that play entertaining football these days - in the few games I've seen them play, they don't seem interested in blanket defences and such. And the development of a third competitive football team in Munster is badly needed.
>I'm no football expert though (nor would I want to be).
Yeah, I was hoping Prinz or somebody might have some insight because I rarely take anything more than a general interest in the football championship. I don't tend to know where particular teams stand in terms of relative performance. It's just that I was listening to the radio a lot yesterday and I was taken aback by how many sports pundits were hyping up Tipp for a game in which I had assumed Mayo would be hot favourites.
John Phillips
Is DesuArchive down?
Jaxson Jackson
>Don't think that I will go to the parade this morning desu
Then who will represent /éire/ on the world stage?
>What are you up to?
Shall probably do some housework today. The internet is exploding again so I can't do much else, the fact that I'm able to post this is a miracle in and of itself.
Jackson Cox
>72% of journal users think drugs should be decriminalised
Well, there's the next issue the "right side of history" group will be pushing for. If you keep the plebs high, they won't care about the collapse of society right?
Since yesterday unfortunately.
Colton Gonzalez
>third competitive football team in Munster
Think you mean second desu....
>sports pundits were hyping up Tipp for a game in which I had assumed Mayo would be hot favourites
Well Mayo are on the way down I guess, and Tipp are one of the few rising stars in football.
Many people were expecting them to beat Cork and they didn't, so the hype may just be a bit of a meme or else they just had a poor day at the office. Don't know how the league went for them.
>Since yesterday unfortunately
Good thing we have a backup...
>Well, there's the next issue the "right side of history" group will be pushing for.
You bet it is.
>Decriminalisation of cannabis is 'under consideration' - Taoiseach
Tyler Howard
How long would it take to referendum the weed issue
Adrian Reyes
Probably mid to late 2019, considering how quickly they were able to get the 8th done this year.
Jonathan Fisher
I don't think it would need a referendum since they're no provisions illegalising it in the constitution AFAIK. It would only need to be legislated for in the Dail.
Jeremiah Baker
>Then who will represent /éire/ on the world stage?
The sister
>The internet is exploding again so I can't do much else,
Do you know what the problem is?
Jacob Foster
>No decent sport this weekend edition
Even if you don't like the World Cup I'm sure you'd like Japan v Senegal
>72% of journal users think drugs should be decriminalised
I don't think the readers on that make up a random, unbiased sample, right? Surely we we would never stoop to legalising that shit?
In the case of specifically weed, most people who smoke it are like 15-16 so it's not like they can vote anyway
Levi Bell
>I don't think the readers on that make up a random, unbiased sample, right?
That's what I thought before the 8th was repealed.
James Murphy
Find it amusing, now that I think about it, how governments are either unable to understand the wishes of the people or simply choose not to.
A large yes vote in the most recent referendum was interpreted as Irish people wanting a liberal abortion regime with no restrictions up until twelve weeks, when we weren't voting on that and were explicitly told numerous times by the pro-choice side and the government that "the legislation that follows isn't important when voting, just focus on the article in the constitution". Realistically most Irish people probably only want abortion to be legal in a limited number of cases.
Same again with Brexit in the UK. Leave winning was used by the no side to suggest that everyone wanted a fully clean break from the EU, when in actual fact people probably want something in the middle.
Seanad referendum once again, most people probably wanted to reform the bloody thing rather than get rid of it or keep it as it was, but politicians probably know this but are simply too lazy to fix the thing.
Really must wonder if politicians go though some sort of brainwashing when they are elected that transforms them into some sort of robot that loses touch with the people who elected them and whom is unable to answer simple yes no questions.
Jack Walker
>Realistically most Irish people probably only want abortion to be legal in a limited number of cases.
I think you're clutching at straws here, the vast majority of people who voted Yes knew what they were voting for - abortion up to 12 weeks.
Dominic Flores
>Dublin wins again
Gaelic is so boring now
Dominic Butler
>The sister
Should we trust someone with dark witch powers?
>Do you know what the problem is?
All I know is that it's not the router, the wires or pretty much anything inside the house since I've replaced each of them ten times over. At the moment I'm thinking something to do the telephone lines but that doesn't explain why it only goes at specific hours of the day, and even then not always.
At this point I think the most constructive and logical thing to do is wait for the Pope to come and beg him to lift whatever curse is on me.
Joseph Johnson
So's real football if it makes you feel better.
Joshua Phillips
>most people who smoke it are like 15-16 so it's not like they can vote anyway
Which is why we're lowering the voting age first :^)
Grayson Reed
Nah, I like following the WC, it gives me something to do during the Summer months
[spoiler]I'd prefer a job though[/spoiler]
Leo Martin
>Realistically most Irish people probably only want abortion to be legal in a limited number of cases.
I'd like to think that were the case, but the same exit polls which predicted the result estimated that 52% are in favour of abortion up to 12 weeks with no restrictions.
Noah Smith
>vast majority of people who voted Yes knew what they were voting for - abortion up to 12 weeks
So if people wanted abortion only in limited circumstances then they should've voted no, waited however many years for another referendum which would instead modify the constitution to allow for abortion more easily in certain circumstances?
Answer is naturally no, if people wanted limited abortion, as some posters here want, they would've had to vote yes to this and then demand restrictive legislation surrounding abortion be passed by the Dáil. That was in fact what people were being told, that if they didn't vote yes then there would be no abortion at all, even if you agree with it sometimes.
Now however that message has been forgotten and it's a case of everyone who voted yes wanted a fully liberal abortion scheme in the eyes of the government.
>clutching at straws
I'll clutch your straws if you aren't careful.
>same exit polls which predicted the result estimated that 52% are in favour of abortion up to 12 weeks with no restrictions
Maybe I should've said it would have been the regime most people would've been satisfied with, outside of a minority on both fringes who either never want abortion or want it completely on-demand.
Dylan Morales
>brother is like me but taller, more handsome and more successful in life
Brayden Price
What's the definition of abortion on demand?
Like if a woman decides the bay has an odd nose she can dump it?
I don't think it should be allowed unless the woman was raped obviously or the child is literally braindead
Charles Adams
Bet he doesn't have good taste in anime though. That's something.
Camden Thompson
>Like if a woman decides the bay has an odd nose she can dump it?
They don't need a reason, yes. Not sure if the nose scenario will be quite as prevalent though.
Anthony Peterson
>Should we trust someone with dark witch powers?
She's a good negotiator I guess
>Router
Did you call your local institutions responsible for such matters already?
Evan Hernandez
Well, it's a good money maker isn't it
Sebastian Anderson
I see we have peach flavoured Coca Cola now. Seems to be only for the zero sugar version which is a shame, they should give us a choice of both
>That's what I thought before the 8th was repealed.
I'm still very surprised at the speed at which Ireland decided to destroy itself. It's globalist Fine Gael's fault and I feel guilty for voting for them last time, I mainly did it because I was satisfied with their austerity measures which helped the economy before that
What club do you follow?
David Morris
Stop drinking liquid diabetes
Julian Flores
My blood glucose levels are pretty healthy at the moment, I'm not too worried about getting diabetes
Colton Miller
Crusaders ofc
Joshua White
>Prod club
Oh well. Good luck against Ludogorets I suppose
Nolan Myers
Good win in the rugby. Lot of "refball" that I'm sure will be complained about though.
>not voting SF
You fucked up alright.
>Prod club
Which is strange, Crusaders being a Catholic creation.
Jaxson King
Ha tricked you, I actually support Carrick Rangers former player and all.
Thomas Peterson
>he thinks the crusaders weren’t the original prods trying to form a nation from from the evil touch of Rome
Adrian Bennett
Decent dev diary for CK2 this week.
Ethan Smith
>>not voting SF
>You fucked up alright.
Sinn Féin have unsustainable economic policies and leftist social policies. Shan't be voting for that. Although with Adams as TD, Sinn Féin were guaranteed votes from my constituency anyway
Makes sense, you're obviously that user from Carrickfergus
James Jones
>Did you call your local institutions responsible for such matters already?
Many times. I had planned on calling them again today since it's been especially bad lately but annoyingly it's decided to be fine for most of today.
Carson Rodriguez
>soda bread and jam for lunch
top comfy, hope you lads enjoyed your chicken nuggets an baked beans
Caleb Evans
Nearly crashed the instructor's car lads
Ryan Johnson
What happened?
I still haven't informed my instructor of my test which is in two weeks and I want to use their car for it
Will probably fail it anyway
Brayden Lewis
>no decent sport
Good. Sport is bread and circuses for the ignorant lower classes. People like me spend their free time doing things, not watching others do things.
Tyler Miller
Doing things like what?
Levi Young
Some woman came out of a drive without checking, it wasn't my fault apparently.
Brody Anderson
What the fug is this thing where everyone replies "kek" to Irish posters?
It's like too much ass all over again.
Austin Evans
Did your mates make you play in nets?
Jordan Nelson
Exploring the world. Hiking, fishing, shooting, reading, traveling.
Charles Watson
>haven’t posted here in years
>some absolute FANNY in Sweden has been pretending to be me for months.
Hilarious. You cunts are absolutely obsessed. I bet it was Trinity, or that cunt JAGGY. Only jaggy would want to live in Sweden
>if I keep saying “teehehehebebehe” over and over again, they’ll believe I’m Howth
Try again, cupcake. I am more original than that. I would have moved on past that line weeks ago. You cunts aren’t original enough to be me.
Anyway lads, would love to stick around but I’m going for a walk on the Howth cliffs. Based peninsula master race.
Connor Hall
Do you have an Albanian gf or not?
Hudson Ward
you know you can play sports yourself user
Lincoln Thompson
>Good thing we have a backup...
We do?
Kayden Thomas
t. rinity
What is wrong with you?
Jason Carter
He's obsessed with me. Absolute weirdo.
Gavin Jones
Who are you?
David Anderson
>pic
Those breasts are very asymmetrical.
Noah Sullivan
Your asymmetrical! Also I don't think it's Ichigo, I forget.
Inb4 "I already know"
Jacob Thomas
Detroit Become Human is such a brainlet game. David Cage should be sterilised.
Brandon Cruz
Too hot lads need an ice bath.
What's the best bread in Ireland? My mat say's Hovis
Isaac Anderson
Yeah, I'm excited for it. One of those rare occasions where I agree with the drones there,
>The EU4 developer must be laughing with insanity
Nolan Kelly
Wish this week's chapter was a bit longer.
Xavier Lee
Johnston, Mooney & O'Brien.
Justin Robinson
my carpet says soda bread
Caleb Reed
Watching your pagan brothers play these christcuck krauts howth?
Julian King
Kerry4sam?
Kevin Baker
Dublin4sam4ever
Dylan Scott
Yes.
Luke Martin
>Dublin4sam
eww gay! kerry is at least a girl's name
Jason Jones
Anybody else having trouble posting?
Henry Phillips
What dream religion would you create?
Yes.
Juan Moore
Heya buds, how's the weather?
Luke Taylor
Occasionally, I usually put it down to my shit internet connection though
Chase Carter
>What dream religion would you create?
Waifuism.
Jace Campbell
Every adherent has to be a waif of a yoke like you?
Andrew Jones
Why do Irish men have the smallest penises in Europe and among the smallest in the World?
Angel James
Irish women just have massive vaginas
Luke James
"These big vagina chicks have been getting away with murder"
Michael Cox
Well they are entitled to abortions now
Austin Jenkins
My current sampling implies this is incorrect
Leo Diaz
Tell us more about it
Cooper Jenkins
What do you want to know specifically
Jace Russell
Everything that you would like to share with us
Henry Cooper
There is a lot to share, but I want you to tell me exactly what you want to hear about the penises
Oliver Nelson
> I want you to tell me exactly what you want to hear about the penises
Sadly I was not talking about penises but more your experiences with women desu
Jonathan Turner
>experiences with women
I would never be so degenerate
Juan Stewart
Yes. I have trouble posting. Every time I post I acknowledge that I am wasting further hours of my life yet I continue to do so.
Connor Baker
Getting a bit Luxogay in here.
Parker Watson
Liar
Wyatt Sanders
Real question is who the princess is.