Now that legal proceedings are afoot RE: Liz vs the state of Ireland including Rockall and the peoples republic of Cork including Mayfield. I feel it an opportune moment to ask what is your favorite courtroom film of all time ?
Mine would have to be the aptly named for Escorts modern classic, A few good Men starring Tom Cruise, Demi Moore and Jack Nicholson. It just gets better every time [kinda like Lizzy] :D:D
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A few good lizzy's
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19-11-08, 20:00Oven Ready EddieA few good lizzy's
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19-11-08, 20:12Hot LizzyYou are just as stupid as the rest - i thought more of you than that.......shame.Quote:
Originally Posted by Oven Ready Eddie
What can i say but cancel the order for Christmas - going to get it from my usual local store..........Harrods Food Hall.........mmmmmmmm love it there.........just a little place
if you havent been there, rather like a Tesco Metro.
Really i thought more of YOU........some of the others no but you, yes i did.
Told Epsilon it was a waste of time........
Still you live and learn or not in this case.
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19-11-08, 21:41Oven Ready EddieSorry Liz but my giblets are non refundable as I don’t know what you’ve been doing with them and my darling and sexy Liz, wing tip on heart this is only a joke thread and I in no way was having a go at you but if you really are considering legal action on being slandered then you also have to concede that you have also slandered people here and in effect slandered the whole population of Ireland, so what’s next? You take all the people who said bad things about the Uk to the old bailey, come on Liz, this slander route is as much a non runner as an ole battery hen in a non free range chicken factory. How are you or anyone going to match up a username to an actual person. If that’s the advice given by your solicitor then they must have graduated from the Mickey Mouse academy of law. You have been wronged here by a lot but you also have wronged people so like you say, everyone put up the white, bullet riddled flag and move on before you get yourself banned Liz. I like you and would miss your cute little xenophobic ass around the place. Sorry if this thread offended you as that was not my intention. I’m a peace lovin cock. I had you pegged as someone who has a sense of humour as well as a few issue's and would see the funny side of taking a country to court via the goings on in a knocking shop forum.Quote:
Originally Posted by Hot Lizzy
Is Xmas still on Liz or am I gonna be eating turkey sarnies till next Easter? :) -
19-11-08, 22:37PatriciaI go there all the time, but have you been lately..? I would have thought it is a lot bigger than your average tesco's metro :confused:Quote:
Originally Posted by Hot Lizzy
Would you believe these days we even have posh food shops in Dublin? :eek::eek::eek:
Lets see Donnybrook has Donnybrook Fair, then there is a super posh supermarket called Nolans on the Northside no less... -
19-11-08, 23:05rorymanMmmmmmmmmmmQuote:
Originally Posted by Patricia
A few of my favourite things - used to "smuggle" them over to the Uk, when I still lived there.
Superquinn sausages
Batch Bread
Irish Bread in general
Irish Bacon
Irish meat - all traceable
Irish creamy butter
Double Centers
Clonilkilty Pudding
And of course - the Black Stuff!!!
and Red Jemmy to warm you up
and fresh caught fish off the boat at Howth
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19-11-08, 23:22PatriciaSo true.Quote:
Originally Posted by roryman
The UK used to have a couple of local specialities we didn't get here, but then Tescos, M&S etc all came to Ireland and now we have everything the UK has to offer.
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20-11-08, 00:31Mousey
Nobody outside of Ireland knows what Red Lemonade is.
And you can't get Lilt outside the British Isles. Mental. -
20-11-08, 00:57thehighwayman
I want the truth. You can't handle the truth :D
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20-11-08, 10:03carlos marvadoJaysus mouse, now you're bringing back some fond memories. Does anybody out there remember Savage Smyth and Taylor Keith, I think it was called. Pure watered down shite, but ffs it was all we had in those days. A red lemonade, a 99, a one-and-one from Burdocks, a flagon of Bulmers and a fag or a grope behind the bicycle shed. Priceless.Quote:
Originally Posted by anonymouse
And they call this f***ing progress. I vote that we petition Patricia to establish a new nostalgia forum for the ageing/aged/retired/medical card holding/grey haired bolshie protesting members of E-I. FFS those people were out protesting against the Vietnam war in the 1960s and they still take to the streets to protest against the government's shitty actions while the pampered youth of Ireland are content to sit on their well-upholstered arses and complain about the price of cocktails and the dort being 5 minutes late.
Come on people, stand up for you dads. After all, they stood up for you when it really mattered. adult-dick :D:D:D -
20-11-08, 10:14EpsilonThe good old days.....Quote:
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20-11-08, 10:28carlos marvado
Spot on Epsilon. Whole families were raised on that stuff and Perry Crisps and Johnston Mooney and O'Brien's bread. Crisp sarnies......remember them? During this recession, a few old favourites might just make a come back. The stuff did'nt kill us back then, despite all the E numbers and it won't kill us today either.
And while we're at it, would the f***ing powers that be, kindly remove the health warnings of the packets of fags and let's get back to the simple, naive pleasures of life we enjoyed before the "loadsamoney" mentality and pc morals took over the kip. :D:D:D -
20-11-08, 10:38EpsilonQuote:
Originally Posted by carlos marvado
With you on the fags brother..
do you remember.... kick starting the lungs with one of these...
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Those were the days....manly smokes for little boys -
20-11-08, 11:54carlos marvadoBack to the future.
Here is my top ten list of the things I'd like to see making a comeback is recessionary Ireland.
1. Packets of 10 Woodbine. They gave you a really distinctive cough.
2. Milk delivered to your door in a glass bottle by a man driving a horse drawn vehicle. I just love the smell of horse shit first thing in the morning.
3. Great big ugly TV arials protruding from every house. After a severe storm, they provided plenty of work for roofers.
4. Pubs that only sold Guinness, Harp and Smithwicks.
5. Bare foot children with snot dripping from their noses running in and out of tenements.
6. Policemen (women need not apply) cycling around on their beat and doing point duty again.
They were far better at keeping the traffic flowing than any f***ing lights.
7. Family holidays to Mosney.
8. Lady Hazel Lavery on the bank notes and Queen Victoria on the coins.
9. Saturday confession and Sunday mass (in Latin por favor)
10. Real f***king summers with sun shine, no rain and girls running around in little short dresses. -
20-11-08, 12:51Oven Ready EddieYou don't want the truth. Because deep down, in places you don't talk about at parties, you want me on that wall, you need me on that wall!Quote:
Originally Posted by thehighwayman
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20-11-08, 14:19thehighwayman
A Few Good Men would be my top legal film. The John Grisham legal ones were also good such as the Firm, A Time To Kill, The Client, The Chamber, The Rainmaker, The Pelican Brief and The Runaway Jury. I think the book versions were better for most of them.
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20-11-08, 14:24thehighwayman
A few more ones To Kill A Mockingbird, Rules Of Engagement, Men OF Honour, Erin Brocovich.