How Irish are you?

As we're unlikely to see terraces again at football, this is the virtual equivalent where you can chat to your hearts content about all football matters and, obviously, Arsenal in particular. This forum encourages all Gooners to visit and contribute so please keep it respectful, clean and topical.
Post Reply

How Irish are you

100% Irish, born raised and live there
8
15%
Plastic Paddy, Irish parents but born and raised somehwere else.
7
13%
Irish Parents, born in England and returned to Ireland (special category fro rebel)
3
5%
Irish Parents, born in England and returned to Ireland (special category fro rebel)
3
5%
1 Irish parent
1
2%
2 Irish grandparents
1
2%
3 Irish grandparents
0
No votes
1 Irish grandparent
8
15%
No Irish blood. The closest I get is drinking a pint of Guinness or Bayley's
24
44%
 
Total votes: 55
User avatar
REB
Posts: 23439
Joined: Thu Jun 28, 2007 1:40 pm
Location: meh

Post by REB »

stearmaster, only two types of people

those who are irish and those who want too be :wink:

and goonergal who seems to love all things irish 8) :lol:
Top
User avatar
stearmaster
Posts: 5367
Joined: Thu Feb 15, 2007 4:00 pm
Location: ENFIELD, N.LONDON

Post by stearmaster »

REBEL GOONER wrote:stearmaster, only two types of people

those who are irish and those who want too be :wink:

and goonergal who seems to love all things irish 8) :lol:


even if they are wannabes :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol:
Top
Fabby is a Foot (Leg-end)
Posts: 663
Joined: Sun Sep 30, 2007 11:46 am

Post by Fabby is a Foot (Leg-end) »

I would drink a pint of Bayley's to try and be more irish!
Top
User avatar
DB10GOONER
Posts: 62163
Joined: Tue Jan 16, 2007 2:06 pm
Location: Dublin, Ireland.
Contact:
Contact DB10GOONER

Post by DB10GOONER »

Fabby is a Foot (Leg-end) wrote:I would drink a pint of Bayley's to try and be more irish!
That's good enough for me brother. Your new name is now "Mick". Enjoy. :wink: :wink: :wink:
Top
User avatar
REB
Posts: 23439
Joined: Thu Jun 28, 2007 1:40 pm
Location: meh

Post by REB »

DB10GOONER wrote:
Fabby is a Foot (Leg-end) wrote:I would drink a pint of Bayley's to try and be more irish!
That's good enough for me brother. Your new name is now "Mick". Enjoy. :wink: :wink: :wink:
now all we need is a paddy and a seamus :lol:
Top
User avatar
gooner gal
Posts: 64
Joined: Sat Jul 05, 2008 10:05 pm

Post by gooner gal »

REBEL GOONER wrote:stearmaster, only two types of people

those who are irish and those who want too be :wink:

and goonergal who seems to love all things irish 8) :lol:

im a total wannabe!!!
i hate being english

grandma was from millstreet
i drink jamesons
support ireland (republic of & northern) in every sport over england (especially football)
liam brady was the first love of my life
ive kissed the blarney stone & done the ring of kerry
drunk guiness at temple bar
love the saw doctors
go & see the pogues every christmas


.... & find the irish accent the sexiest accent in the world

100% wannabe 100% plastic
a gal can't help where she was born

:tricolour: :pixie1: :tricolour:
Top
gus ceasar is a legend
Posts: 9078
Joined: Sun Jun 24, 2007 12:42 pm

Post by gus ceasar is a legend »

gooner gal wrote:
REBEL GOONER wrote:stearmaster, only two types of people

those who are irish and those who want too be :wink:

and goonergal who seems to love all things irish 8) :lol:

im a total wannabe!!!
i hate being english

grandma was from millstreet
i drink jamesons
support ireland (republic of & northern) in every sport over england (especially football)
liam brady was the first love of my life
ive kissed the blarney stone & done the ring of kerry
drunk guiness at temple bar
love the saw doctors
go & see the pogues every christmas


.... & find the irish accent the sexiest accent in the world

100% wannabe 100% plastic
a gal can't help where she was born

:tricolour: :pixie1: :tricolour:
I have done the ring of Kerry............or was it Karen?

:shock: :lol:
Top
User avatar
REB
Posts: 23439
Joined: Thu Jun 28, 2007 1:40 pm
Location: meh

Post by REB »

welcome on board goonergal, millstreet in cork :?:

the more english wenchs the better 8)
Top
User avatar
gooner gal
Posts: 64
Joined: Sat Jul 05, 2008 10:05 pm

Post by gooner gal »

REBEL GOONER wrote:welcome on board goonergal, millstreet in cork :?:

the more english wenchs the better 8)
thanks

yeah - millstreet cork... cullen to be more exact

ps only an irish man could get away with calling me a "wench"
Top
User avatar
REB
Posts: 23439
Joined: Thu Jun 28, 2007 1:40 pm
Location: meh

Post by REB »

gooner gal wrote:
REBEL GOONER wrote:welcome on board goonergal, millstreet in cork :?:

the more english wenchs the better 8)
thanks

yeah - millstreet cork... cullen to be more exact

ps only an irish man could get away with calling me a "wench"
know millstreet well 8)
wont call you wench anymore :wink:
Top
User avatar
DB10GOONER
Posts: 62163
Joined: Tue Jan 16, 2007 2:06 pm
Location: Dublin, Ireland.
Contact:
Contact DB10GOONER

Post by DB10GOONER »

gooner gal wrote:
REBEL GOONER wrote:stearmaster, only two types of people

those who are irish and those who want too be :wink:

and goonergal who seems to love all things irish 8) :lol:

im a total wannabe!!!
i hate being english

grandma was from millstreet
i drink jamesons
support ireland (republic of & northern) in every sport over england (especially football)
liam brady was the first love of my life
ive kissed the blarney stone & done the ring of kerry
drunk guiness at temple bar
love the saw doctors
go & see the pogues every christmas


.... & find the irish accent the sexiest accent in the world

100% wannabe 100% plastic
a gal can't help where she was born

:tricolour: :pixie1: :tricolour:
Hey Siobhan (your new Irish name :wink: ) there's nothing wrong with being English!! My best mate's a Pom and the biggest love of my life (after wife and kids) is an English football team... 8)

Good people the English. 8)

Anyway, you are now Irish; I have officially christened you Irish. As it was done over the net I couldn't give you the traditional Dublin "Sharking" initiation so this will have to do... :wink: :wink: :wink:
Top
gus ceasar is a legend
Posts: 9078
Joined: Sun Jun 24, 2007 12:42 pm

Post by gus ceasar is a legend »

gooner gal wrote:
REBEL GOONER wrote:stearmaster, only two types of people

those who are irish and those who want too be :wink:

and goonergal who seems to love all things irish 8) :lol:

im a total wannabe!!!
i hate being english

grandma was from millstreet
i drink jamesons
support ireland (republic of & northern) in every sport over england (especially football)
liam brady was the first love of my life
ive kissed the blarney stone & done the ring of kerry
drunk guiness at temple bar
love the saw doctors
go & see the pogues every christmas


.... & find the irish accent the sexiest accent in the world

100% wannabe 100% plastic
a gal can't help where she was born

:tricolour: :pixie1: :tricolour:
If a bloke was doing all of that you would be calling them a Plastic Paddy!

:shock:
Top
User avatar
gooner gal
Posts: 64
Joined: Sat Jul 05, 2008 10:05 pm

Post by gooner gal »

1. don't mind being called a wench by an irish man

2. thanks for the christening

3. i admitted to being a 100% plastic paddy
Top
User avatar
DB10GOONER
Posts: 62163
Joined: Tue Jan 16, 2007 2:06 pm
Location: Dublin, Ireland.
Contact:
Contact DB10GOONER

Post by DB10GOONER »

gooner gal wrote:
2. thanks for the christening
You're welcome. Time, methinks, to get you started on the Irish language!! Well, the Dublin version;

"Howya" (how-eh-yah) - "Hello".

"Story" - "Hello".

"Geebag" - a twat.


That was just a few basics to keep you alive in Dublin. Here's the vital stuff;

"On the Batter" - Drinking alcohol over prolonged period of time.

"Session" - Drinking alcohol over prolonged period of time.

"On the rip" - Drinking alcohol over prolonged period of time.

"Lock in" - Drinking alcohol over prolonged period of time.

"Getting Langered" - Drinking alcohol over prolonged period of time.

"Getting Maggoty" - Drinking alcohol over prolonged period of time.

"Getting Ossified" - Drinking alcohol over prolonged period of time.

"On the tear" - Drinking alcohol over prolonged period of time.

"Getting Palatic" - Drinking alcohol over prolonged period of time.

"Getting Polluted" - Drinking alcohol over prolonged period of time.


And if all of the above goes tits up you will have to;

"Get Re-calibrated" - to spend time in Alcoholics Anonymous... :wink:
Top
User avatar
REB
Posts: 23439
Joined: Thu Jun 28, 2007 1:40 pm
Location: meh

Post by REB »

siobhan as in shove on your knickers my mrs is coming :lol:

bit of an irish joke lads sorry :oops:

and fuck off gus we got to nice to the ladies :wink:
Top
Post Reply

Return to “On the Terraces”