While I was away in Ireland for the wedding Mrs C V+d this guy on More 4. Really weird but in places incredibly funny. He's a sort of cross between Wayno and Elton John. This is a sample of one of his songs. Best line comes at about 2 mins. Not suitable for work or Basils.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=78XrI_2b ... re=related
If it gets repeated I'd recommend it.
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its not that bad rodders, couple of shit places but rest is quiet nice. im there 11 years nowrodders999 wrote:Chippy wrote:Ireland was great. Far too much booze consumed. Limerick looked like a nice place to me.
What???? With the likes of the McCarthy/Dundon's and Rebel the place is like the fucking wild west down there.
still miss cork 
and a good pint of murphys 
STRAWKHAULING: Method used to catch fish illegally,
usually salmon, using a line, a treble hook and a weight
There was a few fellas strawkhauling down on the Shakey
Bridge.
JAGGING: Going out with someone
I’m jagging at the moment.
FUNKY: Cowardly
He’s one funky hurler, that fella.
GATT: Alcohol
Who is going up to Gally’s for the gatt?
ON THE TACK: Off the drink
I’m on the tack for the Holy Souls.
CHATTY BOO: Whatchamacallit. Often used when a person
can’t remember the name of something.
You’ll have to get a chatty boo to fix that.
LANGERLOAD: Large amount
There was a langerload of people in Sidetrax last night.
WACKER: Cork corner boy/troublemaker
There’s a rake of wackers hanging out by the Five Star.
LAPSI PA: Non existent disease
That fella has a touch of the lapsi pas.
RUBBER DOLLIES: Trainers
Dunnes are selling daycent rubber dollies for a tenner.
SNEDGER: An insulting term meaning someone who sniffs the
bicycle seats of young ladies. A pervert basically
He is a bit of a snedger, that fella.
BADINAS: Togs/Swimming costume
Did ya bring yer badinas with ya?
LANGIE: Hanging onto the back of a lorry
I got a great langie yesterday on a Southern Fruit lorry.
UP FOR THE BAA: When kids make their confirmation in
some schools in the city it is a tradition to buy lots of sweets
and throw them out to the other kids in the school who bate
the heads off one another to get them. The shout ‘up for the
baa’ goes up when the throwing starts.
SEANIE POOLS: Corporation refuse lorries
Johnny Brown drives a seanie pool for the corporation.
UCKS: The end of an apple
I bags the ucks.
MANAGE: Type of savings scheme often run amongst families
and friends. Loans can be taken interest free to pay for communions,
etc.
If you are passing Lough Road drop in the manage money for
me.
usually salmon, using a line, a treble hook and a weight
There was a few fellas strawkhauling down on the Shakey
Bridge.
JAGGING: Going out with someone
I’m jagging at the moment.
FUNKY: Cowardly
He’s one funky hurler, that fella.
GATT: Alcohol
Who is going up to Gally’s for the gatt?
ON THE TACK: Off the drink
I’m on the tack for the Holy Souls.
CHATTY BOO: Whatchamacallit. Often used when a person
can’t remember the name of something.
You’ll have to get a chatty boo to fix that.
LANGERLOAD: Large amount
There was a langerload of people in Sidetrax last night.
WACKER: Cork corner boy/troublemaker
There’s a rake of wackers hanging out by the Five Star.
LAPSI PA: Non existent disease
That fella has a touch of the lapsi pas.
RUBBER DOLLIES: Trainers
Dunnes are selling daycent rubber dollies for a tenner.
SNEDGER: An insulting term meaning someone who sniffs the
bicycle seats of young ladies. A pervert basically
He is a bit of a snedger, that fella.
BADINAS: Togs/Swimming costume
Did ya bring yer badinas with ya?
LANGIE: Hanging onto the back of a lorry
I got a great langie yesterday on a Southern Fruit lorry.
UP FOR THE BAA: When kids make their confirmation in
some schools in the city it is a tradition to buy lots of sweets
and throw them out to the other kids in the school who bate
the heads off one another to get them. The shout ‘up for the
baa’ goes up when the throwing starts.
SEANIE POOLS: Corporation refuse lorries
Johnny Brown drives a seanie pool for the corporation.
UCKS: The end of an apple
I bags the ucks.
MANAGE: Type of savings scheme often run amongst families
and friends. Loans can be taken interest free to pay for communions,
etc.
If you are passing Lough Road drop in the manage money for
me.
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