us Irish
once know for been hard worker's
walk on to any building site in the world and you would probably find an Irish man
for our hospitaly a thousand welcome's
for our drinking culture the irish are all drunks
ect ........ect
but i wounder about the next generation of us Irish
what will we be know for ???
and i wonder because i look at our young people today and think they would not know what a shovel is let alone do a day's work with it
there heads are stuck in computer's most of the day like laptops i phones playsation's xbox's
TV facebook apps ect...........ect and i thank god for school for these kids
some social interaction alest
and even our drinking culture
does any one go out any more ?
you could walk in to a pub sorrounded by housing estates on a friday night
and there might be only 6 people in the pub
so i wounder
this is my experience
what do ye think ?????????????????????????????????????????????
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18-09-15, 14:37tom sandus Irish
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18-09-15, 15:04willie wackerThe next generation !!!Quote:
Originally Posted by tom sand
Celtic Brats.
Here,s my future
I,ll work to retirement age and then sell up all and emigrate
as far away from Muslim europe as possible
This country will be the biggest shithole in 10-20 years time -
18-09-15, 15:24sixfourblondHopefully they will be literate and able to spellQuote:
Originally Posted by tom sand
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18-09-15, 15:50tom sandstick it sixfourblond :DQuote:
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18-09-15, 15:57sixfourblondLolQuote:
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I am actually proud that the younger crowd are eventually shaking off the reputation we once had. -
18-09-15, 16:01xagerateYou could sign out of here and pop down to the local pub for a chat to get things going the right direction?Quote:
Originally Posted by tom sand
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18-09-15, 18:13tom sandback in time i thinkQuote:
Originally Posted by xagerate
i think alot of people are still paying for the boom
thankfully i think things are picking up -
18-09-15, 18:22nonpareil
Next generations will be Irish as we are Irish but times change and things become a little different.
We are quite different from Irish of the 1950s as they were from people generations before.
Times change and we are best to adapt and move on. The good old days always have their bad points too.
I whilst not quite decrepit have seen quite a few changes, the rise of mobile phones and the Internet to ubiquity, the spread of variations of the so called Dart accent to places even beyond Dublin, an increase in PC attitudes and ideas of health and safety that would have been ludicrous a couple of decades ago , the decline of certain aspects of pub culture and many other things.
Change always brings good and bad things.
Embrace the good and minimise the bad and move on. -
18-09-15, 18:29tom sandyou never answered the question thoQuote:
Originally Posted by nonpareil
what will us the next generation of Irish be know as ????????????????? -
18-09-15, 18:54willie wackerMuslims that's whatQuote:
Originally Posted by tom sand
And guess what the escorts will be out of business -
18-09-15, 19:03tom sandwillie manQuote:
Originally Posted by willie wacker
thats two extreme for me man
but i understand what you are saying
but these people can't be all terrorist
but i respect your opinion
your thoughts -
18-09-15, 19:17willie wackerWhen you've been to their countries and get to know them, and a feel for their ways, then you might agreeQuote:
Originally Posted by tom sand
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18-09-15, 21:08Walshiewalk on to any building site and its Polish Guys now you see labouring away, the Irish are cute hoors nowQuote:
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18-09-15, 21:12nonpareilAs people and individuals. ....is that not enough?Quote:
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19-09-15, 12:58tom sand
bump
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