So many of them around…sure there’s a lad outside Dunnes on Exchequer street with his air max that is more expensive than my coat. Then has the cheek to ask for change
When did bro enter the Irish vocabulary? I hear it everywhere in Canada
*Stori man rather than Sup bro tbf
There’s a lad from Dublin that stands in the middle of shop street sometimes and repeats over and over. “Any change for the homeless to afford a hostel? I can’t get social welfare because I don’t have proof of address.” Over and over and over while he wears brand new runners and has a very obvious new haircut. Same goes for the cheeky bastard who will sometimes just sit in the street with a brand new iphone and wait for coins to be thrown into his cup before getting up and fucking off for a few months. City is rotten with these chancers.
(*Hands him a chocolate bar*)
‘Euro? Oh, I thought you said Aero. Must be your thick scrote accent.’
I have to wonder how these fuckers make a living begging while genuinely homeless people can’t get sweet fuck all.
So many fake Montclair and Canadian goose jackets I’d never buy one of real jackets. But you can spot the fakes a mile off to be fair.
“alriiii bud”
There is a famous boxer lad, in city center near o Connolly bridge, if he asks money to go home to Galway to see her baby girl broken spine, you gotta give it to him
Done that once, he asked me thrice over 3 months, once holding a beer 🍺 believe it or not
To quote my friend in response to a panhandler wearing brand new Air Jordans: “Fuck you buddy. Sell your shoes”
Surely the lad pictured is faster than a bus.
When I were a lad if I didn’t have the money for the bus, I hitched, or in a town, I walked.
Also I remember when it were fields as far as the eye could see…
And they all have the same voice.
Sonic just wants his coins.
If you refer to me as bro I immediately lose all respect for you. Pal and Mate too.
I know a guy who refers to all men that come into his coffee shop as bro. I don’t know how he hasn’t lost business.
How does *anyone* afford a canada goose coat? Let alone all the low rents you see around the place?
Who has euro-coins in this day and age?
No you scrot, go overdose on grafton street
They call you ‘bro’?
“hyur, jiz have tyoo yaro fur an (intravenous) hostill”
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So many of them around…sure there’s a lad outside Dunnes on Exchequer street with his air max that is more expensive than my coat. Then has the cheek to ask for change
When did bro enter the Irish vocabulary? I hear it everywhere in Canada
*Stori man rather than Sup bro tbf
There’s a lad from Dublin that stands in the middle of shop street sometimes and repeats over and over. “Any change for the homeless to afford a hostel? I can’t get social welfare because I don’t have proof of address.” Over and over and over while he wears brand new runners and has a very obvious new haircut. Same goes for the cheeky bastard who will sometimes just sit in the street with a brand new iphone and wait for coins to be thrown into his cup before getting up and fucking off for a few months. City is rotten with these chancers.
(*Hands him a chocolate bar*)
‘Euro? Oh, I thought you said Aero. Must be your thick scrote accent.’
I have to wonder how these fuckers make a living begging while genuinely homeless people can’t get sweet fuck all.
So many fake Montclair and Canadian goose jackets I’d never buy one of real jackets. But you can spot the fakes a mile off to be fair.
“alriiii bud”
There is a famous boxer lad, in city center near o Connolly bridge, if he asks money to go home to Galway to see her baby girl broken spine, you gotta give it to him
Done that once, he asked me thrice over 3 months, once holding a beer 🍺 believe it or not
To quote my friend in response to a panhandler wearing brand new Air Jordans: “Fuck you buddy. Sell your shoes”
Surely the lad pictured is faster than a bus.
When I were a lad if I didn’t have the money for the bus, I hitched, or in a town, I walked.
Also I remember when it were fields as far as the eye could see…
And they all have the same voice.
Sonic just wants his coins.
If you refer to me as bro I immediately lose all respect for you. Pal and Mate too.
I know a guy who refers to all men that come into his coffee shop as bro. I don’t know how he hasn’t lost business.
How does *anyone* afford a canada goose coat? Let alone all the low rents you see around the place?
Who has euro-coins in this day and age?
No you scrot, go overdose on grafton street
They call you ‘bro’?
“hyur, jiz have tyoo yaro fur an (intravenous) hostill”
Awww don’t do Sonic like that 🥺