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"Apologies, anger, declarations of love, things you want to say to people, but can't or didn't get the chance to." Suggestion via reducedfatLOLcat.

(, Thu 4 Mar 2010, 13:56)
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I'm all for being forgiving and supporting your mates
but I'd have kicked him in the nuts.
(, Sat 6 Mar 2010, 18:09, 1 reply)
happened today
since the other people were friends, I doubt anything major will be made of it. But it has bollocksed his chances of him ever being a close friend
(, Sat 6 Mar 2010, 18:11, closed)
Ouch.
If you need the help of a short angry woman, call me.
(, Sat 6 Mar 2010, 18:33, closed)
thanks!
I think it was the 'she's prettier than you' comment that got to me the most. Who the bloody hell says that? (even though it is clearly and patently true.)
(, Sat 6 Mar 2010, 18:50, closed)
Regarding the
'prettier than you' comment, only a total bastard would say something like that. Definitely not the kind of person you *ever* give the time of day to again, in my opinion. Leave him to his own devices in the future.
As we say in Ireland, I hope it keeps fine for him. If he's this unpleasant to a supportive friend, I doubt he'll have many of them in the future.

PS: I am also a short angry woman, I could kick him too if you'd like?
(, Sat 6 Mar 2010, 20:09, closed)
Thanks also
He deserves the bruising!

Where in Ireland do you reside? (My family live there now)
(, Sat 6 Mar 2010, 20:23, closed)
I'm Irish by birth...
...but Cork by the grace of God (like) as we say down here. Cork people are known for a SEVERE superiority complex. Just thought you should know.
So anyway, I'm currently in Beal na mBlath in West Cork, just a stone's throw from the Michael Collins monument.
(, Sat 6 Mar 2010, 20:51, closed)
I went to school in Cork
for 6 months :) I've seen those T-shirts. And yes I know that place, we used to drive past
(, Sat 6 Mar 2010, 21:13, closed)
Good Lord
which school?
(, Sat 6 Mar 2010, 21:21, closed)
I can't remember the Irish name
but it was a Presentation convent.

Edit: Am pretty sure it was Coláiste na Toirbhirte
(, Sat 6 Mar 2010, 21:33, closed)
I see
I was in St. Aloysius in the city, a big Sisters of Mercy outfit. Lots of the convent schools are closed down now. Small world, eh?
(, Sat 6 Mar 2010, 21:45, closed)
Indeed
it was definitely the above, because I remember wandering around Bandon after school.

And Cork people may sometimes be arrogant, but at least you don't call yourself 'the Kingdom' like some people we could name
(, Sat 6 Mar 2010, 21:47, closed)
Oh ho!
You have named the ancient enemy! We call ourselves the 'Rebel County', which you probably already know.
Bandon, eh? That's where my Dad grew up during the war, I'm well familiar with the place.
(, Sat 6 Mar 2010, 21:54, closed)
there is genuine loathing between the two
it's a bit confusing. It's where my family live now.

My maternal grandmother was Cork (Skibareen area) and maternal grandfather was Kerry, and their relatives never accepted it. How weird is that?
(, Sat 6 Mar 2010, 22:15, closed)
Erm...
...not that weird at all, actually. Ireland is a very small place and lest we forget the Civil War is still in living memory.
My great grandmother (a Catholic from West Cork) married a Prod, he had to convert, there was war in both families.
So marrying a Kerryman would be enough to cause comment alright.
I'm a Cork woman married to a Tipperary man, sigh, the comments never stop. :-)
(, Sat 6 Mar 2010, 22:22, closed)
I guess
But it wasn't as though they were divided by religion or by affiliation. Just a bit of land.

Cork married to Tipperary man?! Shocking!
(, Sat 6 Mar 2010, 22:51, closed)

I would have gone all WWE on him for saying that. Sounds like a total eejit.
(, Sat 6 Mar 2010, 21:10, closed)

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