Facking Paddy Bastards. Tags:ireland 9 comments “That may explain the faint smell of urine I detect” he added. In fairness, selling flegs to the post-Brexit Brits and Loyalists is a fantastic entrepreneurial business idea for the Irish economy. They’re going to put up way too many of them then is tasteful anyway, why not profit from it? “Are those skid marks?” Making a hames of it! Fack, fack, fack (fuck, I am!) I’ve never seen anything marked with a “made in Dublin” in my life. Am I correct to detect bullshit…British bullshit? Anything that’s legal and boosts our economy is ok in my book. We won’t allow anyone else to print the St. Patrick’s cross. Taking money off the British, clever Paddy Bastards. Leave a ReplyYou must be logged in to post a comment.
In fairness, selling flegs to the post-Brexit Brits and Loyalists is a fantastic entrepreneurial business idea for the Irish economy. They’re going to put up way too many of them then is tasteful anyway, why not profit from it?
I’ve never seen anything marked with a “made in Dublin” in my life. Am I correct to detect bullshit…British bullshit?
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“That may explain the faint smell of urine I detect” he added.
In fairness, selling flegs to the post-Brexit Brits and Loyalists is a fantastic entrepreneurial business idea for the Irish economy.
They’re going to put up way too many of them then is tasteful anyway, why not profit from it?
“Are those skid marks?”
Making a hames of it!
Fack, fack, fack (fuck, I am!)
I’ve never seen anything marked with a “made in Dublin” in my life. Am I correct to detect bullshit…British bullshit?
Anything that’s legal and boosts our economy is ok in my book.
We won’t allow anyone else to print the St. Patrick’s cross.
Taking money off the British, clever Paddy Bastards.