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ravenhead

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Rumour has it Leinster Branch have sent surplus allocation of Munster

v Leinster tickets back to the ERC due to the announcement of a Brown

Thomas ½ price sale on the 23rd of April, plus 10% off highlights in Peter Marks.

Mossy Monk

i dont get it

pyramuid man

I think she is trying to say that the Leinster team are a pack of women along with the supporters.
In which case I agree.

ravenhead

Mossy Monk wrote:

i dont get it

You must be a Leinster supporter so????

Crash

Oh, i get it, its a munster fan trying to make themselves feel somehow better about their impending loss....how cute

heheh

Hermione*

trash_000 wrote:

Oh, i get it, its a munster fan trying to make themselves feel somehow better about their impending loss....how cute

heheh

Very funny trash!

I'm from Munster, and I didn't find that vaguely amusing. Both Brown Thomas and Peter Marks arre in every Irish city, Dublin is not the only place in Ireland to shop. Newsflash : girls like rugby too. Not rugby players, rugby. Nyah. Bored. Slightly p***ed off actually. :mad:

Paladin

What do you call a riot at a Leinster match?

Pillow fight!!!

Crash

Hey, just remember what area the phrase "a donnybrook" comes from :P granted its not related to rugby fans at all, but still

pyramuid man

I find that Leinster and Man utd supporters are one in the same.
All excuse making pillowbiters.

Hermione*

trash_000 wrote:

Hey, just remember what area the phrase "a donnybrook" comes from :P granted its not related to rugby fans at all, but still

I don't think I've heard that phrase before, which would probably invalidate your point :rolleyes:

Mossy Monk

ravenhead wrote:

You must be a Leinster supporter so????

Munster btw

what is the joke

ravenhead

Mossy Monk wrote:

Munster btw

what is the joke

No fun when you have to explain but ... basically that Leinster supporters are nancyboys in general ....

Static

&#231 wrote: »

Oh, i get it, its a munster fan trying to make themselves feel somehow better about their impending loss....how cute

heheh

I don't really give a crap about rugby (neither am I from Munster, or Leinster), but I thought I'd drag this arrogant post of yours back up to rub it in your face.

pants on fire

thats not funny

Crash

Wait, so you brought up a post on something you have no interest in, purely because munster won?


WELCOME TO THE BANDWAGON, POPULATION: YOU.

mcguiver

A Donnybrook is a term, mainly used in the states (commonly by Law Enforcement officers) to describe a big fight/ public disturbance.
It comes from the days in Donnybrook when there was a large fair which was famous for it's drunkeness and fighting (some things never change!)

I overheard a Leinster supporter askin for a pay rise the other day... "excuse me Daddy..."

Just kiddin !! love the hair lads XX

Static

&#231 wrote: »

Wait, so you brought up a post on something you have no interest in, purely because munster won?

WELCOME TO THE BANDWAGON, POPULATION: YOU.

I brought it up not purely because Munster won (As I said, I don't care), but because you were being arrogant and I just wanted to remind people of how you were wrong. Bandwagon? Get over yourself, you're the one who tried spoiling the OP's joke. Now we both are...

Well done on the extra size font, by the way. Leet.

Crash

I thought so - anyhow, if you'd thought about it for just a second, maybe i was just engaging in the friendly slagging i've been having back and forth with munster fans since the match was announced? oh wait...thought...thats where i went wrong on that statement. OH WELL.

istep

&#231 wrote: »

Wait, so you brought up a post on something you have no interest in, purely because munster won?


WELCOME TO THE BANDWAGON, POPULATION: YOU.

Nice crash

Karoma

Edward was at school this morning and the teacher asked all the
children what their fathers did for a living.
All the typical answers came out, Fireman, Policeman, Salesman,Chippy, Captain of Industry etc, but Edward was being uncharacteristically quiet and so the teacher asked him about his father. "My father is an exotic dancer in a gay club and takes off all his clothes in front of other men. Sometimes if the offer is really good, he'll go out with a man, rent a cheap hotel room
and let them sleep with him."
The teacher quickly set the other children some work and took
little Edward aside to ask him if that was really true.
"No" said Edward, "He plays Rugby for Leinster but I was just
too embarrassed to say.

county

pyramuid man wrote:

I find that Leinster and Man utd supporters are one in the same.
All excuse making pillowbiters.

down with that sort of thing