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Crazygirl |
What is an example of the best modern Irish saying 2009 (in relation to vital Tourist Info)? |
Could you make up a modern Irish saying for 2009?
The Tourists would be very grateful.
Cheers for the answers.
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That is a good one.
But I want a few new ones for 2009 to go with the Recession. A funny one.
:)
Like this:
"There is no such thing as travelling down the wrong road if it leads you to the right path in the end"
But I am not so good writing sayings. People always take them the wrong way.
Lol
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djannika
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''I went to the atm today, it said insufficent funds, i thought is that them or me'' LOL not really a saying though more of a joke... |
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anseo
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My favourite is 'the head on ya', as in, the appearance of your face is unsatisfactory. |
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WeenerMan
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You put your money in, you take your money out, in, out, in, out, move it all around, hide it before the feckin accountants arrive, that's what it's all about.... |
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Christine
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anseo, its 'the head on ye and the price of cabbage'....LOL
apart from 'in relation to vital tourist information' the only one I can think of 'may the road rise to meet you, and may the government not know your on it cause you'll be taxed'
but the one I keep hearing is ' sure yer better of on the dole, I'll ring Joe Duffy and tell him so, when he's feeling better of course' |
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Efnissien
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Check out "overheard in Dublin", there's a few choice lines there and it's constantly updated.
But heres one I heard recently-
"I went to an ATM recently and tried to withdraw cash and was told 'Insufficient funds'- I wasn't sure if it meant me or the bank!" |
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Irish cutie!!
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Ya feckin luder ya!! lol!! |
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ash1
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how about "top o the morni.......nah just kidding.
I saw this on a website, "May your troubles be less
And your Blessings be more
And nothing but happiness
Come throught your door" ..its irish supposedly tho ive never heard anyone say it and i like it..it fits for the recession too. |
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