How to attract an Irish woman...

shopaholic01

DonQuay1 wrote: »

Ye can't say that to that shopping alchoholic!!! She'll take offense.

I'm not an alcoholic.

Smileys aren't passive-aggressive either.

I don't take offence that easily.

I actually like Irish men too.

Pedant

Eve_Dublin wrote: »

You implied it and you know right well you did.

Okay. They're sluts. Happy?

/misogyny

DonQuay1

Quote:
Originally Posted by Festy
Flash the cash,if you're not a wealthy person you might as well forget about it.

Sea Filly wrote: »

This posts reeks of Eau de Bitter.

Your post reeks of belittlement and 'shoot the messanger' if you can't counter the argument!

Eve_Dublin

DonQuay1 wrote: »

You may not believe it .... but most Irish women don't want to earn their own money ....

Every Irish woman I know has a job (except those who've lost it due to the crisis) and her own money. When we talk about financial independence in Ireland, were equal on that score. You're talking out of your pooper, I'm afraid.

Nothingbetter2d

DonQuay1 wrote: »

You may not believe it .... but most Irish women don't want to earn their own money ....

that is a whole load of horse plop... most of the irish women i know earn their own money, & pay their own way.

you seem to be grasping at straws trying to cling onto a losing battle.

and as far as foreign women go... there is just as many moochers per capita abroad as there is at home.

Sea Filly

DonQuay1 wrote: »

Your post reeks of belittlement and 'shoot the messanger' if you can't counter the argument!

What's a messanger?

Eve_Dublin

Nothingbetter2d wrote: »

that is a whole load of horse plop... most of the irish women i know earn their own money, & pay their own way.

you seem to be grasping at straws trying to cling onto a losing battle.

and as far as foreign women go... there is just as many moochers per capita abroad as there is at home.

Living in a foreign city, I can vouch for that. Had a Maltese friend here giving me tips in a bar on how to get men to buy you drinks....we're not so friendly anymore since then.

Nothingbetter2d

DonQuay1 wrote:

Ye can't say that to that shopping alchoholic!!! She'll take offense.

yeah its true she cant stop buying alcohol... she doesn't drink much or often though.... not sure how long my liver will hold out :P

DonQuay1

What's in bold below is me - with explanation - in bold.

Eve_Dublin wrote: »

I never said you didn't I never did either!! Unfortunately many Irish men rely on drink to give them those balls. Latin American men...not so much.


If you think it's only Irish men who date foreign women, you're fooling yourself to suit your own bitter agenda. I don't ... to use your figures - there ain't 3.5 billion foreign women in Ireland. So .... obviously they're dating foreign men ... in foreign lands, maybe?



This thread has contributions from bitter, angry Irish WIMMEN not men, so ask yourself which gender are having the problems scoring foreign or Irish WIMMEN. If that's the kind of attitude you have, it's no wonder MEN blank you on a night out. (I just - sorta changed the words for the opposite ... I feel it's more 'real' that way!)

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And the fact that you can generalise about 3.5 billion foreign MEN from the Land of Foreign (All have balls - and don't drink?? Quote - Irish men rely on drink to give them those balls. Latin American men...not so much) just shows the stupidity in your statement and the fact that you're only posting here because your bitter over previous rejections and want to get some kind of pathetic revenge.
(I just - changed the words again ...etc, etc .....!)

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. I've never had problems with men

Probably because .... they don't come near you.

BunShopVoyeur

Pedant wrote:

You brought an entire sexual orientation, homosexuality, into question. I just brought the sexual habits of women in one particular small country into question. The sexual habits of women in Ireland would be related to the culture on this island, and would not necessarily pertain the sexual habits of all women everywhere. However questioning the sexual habits of an entire sexual orientation (not just here but everywhere, beyond culture) suggests that those sexual habits are an endemic part of homosexuality. Therefore, your comment is of greater offense than my comment as it goes far deeper than just culture. My comment more so puts culture into question and less so gender/orientation.

You were looking for an excuse to cry homophobia today.

It's fine for you to comment on the sexual habits of others but how dare a similar comment be passed on the poor marginalised gays.

You created the issue in your head, a close family member of mine is gay. I'm far from a homophobe.

DonQuay1

Sea Filly wrote: »

As is the continental European male standard to the Irish male standard.

Possibly correct - but you see .... I can say that because I'm open minded ....

DonQuay1

Sea Filly wrote: »

What's a messanger?

It's a messenger with an 'a'.

Aidric

crfcaio wrote: »

I freaking love those red-haired, freckled women

You're welcome to them, all of them.

cartell_best

How to attract an Irish woman... just be able to sing a frances black tune...verse for verse...especially...talk to me while i'm listening...

bgrizzley

Get a chocolate d1ck and learn to sh1t euros.....

Eve_Dublin

DonQuay1 wrote: »

What's in bold below is me - with expalnation - in bold.

3.5 billion foreign women. You stated foreign women not foreign women IN IRELAND are superior. I think you specified the continent....not continental women living in Ireland. Let me get this straight, you were referring to continental women living in Ireland?

Either way, living on the continent for almost 3 years, I'll simply say you can find as many bitches, gold diggers etc here as anywhere. Probably a little difficult to realise if you don't speak a continental language. I speak Spanish quite well, so I'd probably get a better idea than someone who doesn't....

Okay, I accept your comment regarding my generalisation of latin men and their balls. After spending 1 year in Latin America, I found Latin men very forward and didn't rely on getting baloobas beforehand. I had a different experience in Ireland. Not to say I think Latin men are better....I don't. I like Irish men, have had Irish boyfriends...all lovely fellas but my comment was simply that I admire the bravery of Latin American men (which you turned on me and used it as a stick to beat me with :rolleyes:)

As I said, I've no problems/never had a problem with men. You saying I do doesn't change that. Sorry pal!

Madam_X

DonQuay1 wrote: »

Irish men have balls too - which is why Irish women now cry into their stereotypical pint glasses of blue WKD - because non-alcoholic foreign women with manners, poise and no spare tyres would appear to be a superior catch to the Irish equivalent.
Most foreign women have a sense of humour and don't just regard a man as an accessory 'til the newer fancied model comes along. Irish social welfare is sooooo accommodating to dating Irish mothers!!

Passive aggressive smiley at the end of that.

You say atrocious things and tell lies about Irish women and view a challenging of them as an example of anti men? But it's ok for you to post such venom against women?

And you've even lied and said this thread contains bitter comments from women and not men...?

Feisar

Chun Li wrote: »

You may not believe but some women can earn their own money :eek:

Oh I know that, the GF earns more than me and for less hours but surely there's nothing wrong with a woman going after a rich successful man? I don't get why there's so much hate towards it.

DonQuay1

Eve_Dublin wrote: »

3.5 billion foreign women. You stated foreign women not foreign women IN IRELAND are superior. I think you specified the continent....not continental women living in Ireland. Let me get this straight, you were referring to continental women living in Ireland?

Either way, living on the continent for almost 3 years, I'll simply say you can find as many bitches, gold diggers etc here as anywhere. Probably a little difficult to realise if you don't speak a continental language. I speak Spanish quite well, so I'd probably get a better idea than someone who doesn't....

Okay, I accept your comment regarding my generalisation of latin men and their balls. After spending 1 year in Latin America, I found Latin men very forward and didn't rely on getting baloobas beforehand. I had a different experience in Ireland. Not to say I think Latin men are better....I don't. I like Irish men, have had Irish boyfriends...all lovely fellas but my comment was simply that I admire the bravery of Latin American men (which you turned on me and used it as a stick to beat me with :rolleyes:)

As I said, I've no problems/never had a problem with men. You saying I do doesn't change that. Sorry pal!

Very defensive on the man thing aren't we?

Not your pal ... ummm ... not about to answer further either. I have to work in a short while .... and frankly - I'm bored with you and your presumptions. I speak and write French and Spanish fluently, also Swedish and a bit of Cantonese. I have dated around the world .... and am still doing so. Frankly - Irish women have far too high an opinion of themselves and their welfare entitlements.

Note to self: Must use more smilies!

Madam_X

Remember folks: if you get insulted based on presumptions and what other people do, and you defend yourself, *you're* the one with the problem. :cool:

That Johnjoe guy said nothing wrong!

DonQuay1

Eve_Dublin wrote: »

Every Irish woman I know has a job (except those who've lost it due to the crisis) and her own money. When we talk about financial independence in Ireland, were equal on that score. You're talking out of your pooper, I'm afraid.

"Every Irish woman I know has a job (except those who've lost it due to the crisis) ..."

Don't associate with the huddled masses? Or just two Irish friends? Or just lucky?

Honest inquiry!!

Nothingbetter2d

DonQuay1 wrote: »

Very defensive on the man thing aren't we?

Not your pal ... ummm ... not about to answer further either. I have to work in a short while .... and frankly - I'm bored with you and your presumptions. I speak and write French and Spanish fluently, also Swedish and a bit of Cantonese. I have dated around the world .... and am still doing so. Frankly - Irish women have far too high an opinion of themselves and their welfare entitlements.

Note to self: Must use more smilies!

with that attitude its no wonder irish women don't want to give you the time of day :rolleyes:

Eve_Dublin

DonQuay1 wrote: »

Very defensive on the man thing aren't we?

Not your pal ... ummm ... not about to answer further either. I have to work in a short while .... and frankly - I'm bored with you and your presumptions. I speak and write French and Spanish fluently, also Swedish and a bit of Cantonese. I have dated around the world .... and am still doing so. Frankly - Irish women have far too high an opinion of themselves and their welfare entitlements.

Note to self: Must use more smilies!

I think you're talking out of your hole tbh.

You stated men run away from me implying I'm ugly or unattractive and I stated that wasn't true. Defensive? Yep. That's what people do when faced with false accusations.

Jen Pigs Fly

shouting 'Oi give us your numbaa' seems to work for a high percentage of the population.

Eve_Dublin

DonQuay1 wrote: »

"Every Irish woman I know has a job (except those who've lost it due to the crisis) ..."

Don't associate with the huddled masses? Or just two Irish friends? Or just lucky?

Honest inquiry!!

I'll just leave this here, shall I?

http://ec.europa.eu/ireland/ireland_in_the_eu/impact_of_eu_on_irish_women/index_en.htm#4

Oh...and this. I can post up info from other European countries so we can compare and contrast if you like.

http://ec.europa.eu/ireland/ireland_in_the_eu/impact_of_eu_on_irish_women/index_en.htm#1

Nothingbetter2d

xxxJennyxxx wrote: »

shouting 'Oi give us your numbaa' seems to work for a high percentage of the population.

well giz us yur number then

DonQuay1

Nothingbetter2d wrote: »

that is a whole load of horse plop... most of the irish women i know earn their own money, & pay their own way.

you seem to be grasping at straws trying to cling onto a losing battle.

and as far as foreign women go... there is just as many moochers per capita abroad as there is at home.

Umm ... I drink from a cup and haven't needed a straw since Guadeloupe and beach cocktails! .... and ... this isn't important enough to me to be a battle - lost, won or flushed down the loo.


It's a truth, universally acknowledged by most earnest Irish men that:

.... most Irish women don't want to earn their own money ....

Take it up with society.

BUT it's women's fault that the idea is out there and has never been countered. Until it is countered (if it's possible) - most Irish men will regard it as an immutable argument.

ie:

Women are only after men for their money and as soon as a bigger wallet trundles by ... if the opportunity presents itself (from the new trundleing man that is!) - they'll be gone.


Note to self: Looked in the tin under the stairs and everywhere else I can think of .... I seem to have run out of smile-eees!

Gongoozler

I feel sad for all the bitter men on the thread. There are decent women out there, don't let a few bad experiences put you off all Irish women. You just have to know the type to stay away from.

Eve_Dublin

DonQuay1 wrote: »

"Every Irish woman I know has a job (except those who've lost it due to the crisis) ..."

Don't associate with the huddled masses? Or just two Irish friends? Or just lucky?

Honest inquiry!!

No...as I said, all the Irish women I know are financially independent. I know more than two Irish women.

Are you saying more women than men are claiming social welfare? I can dig up stats on that too if you like.

Eve_Dublin

DonQuay1 wrote: »

Umm ... I drink from a cup and haven't needed a straw since Guadeloupe and beach cocktails! .... and ... this isn't important enough to me to be a battle - lost, won or flushed down the loo.


It's a truth, universally acknowledged by most earnest Irish men that:

.... most Irish women don't want to earn their own money ....

Take it up with society.

BUT it's women's fault that the idea is out there and has never been countered. Until it is countered (if it's possible) - most Irish men will regard it as an immutable argument.

ie:

Women are only after men for their money and as soon as a bigger wallet trundles by ... if the opportunity presents itself (from the new trundleing man that is!) - they'll be gone.


Note to self: Looked in the tin under the stairs and everywhere else I can think of .... I seem to have run out of smile-eees!

Rubbish and the stats prove that. I'm leaving it there.

Nothingbetter2d

DonQuay1 wrote: »

Women are only after men for their money and as soon as a bigger wallet trundles by ... if the opportunity presents itself (from the new trundleing man that is!) - they'll be gone.

that's not true.... i am seeing someone that i know earns way more than i do.

also we both pay our own way too.

DonQuay1

Eve_Dublin wrote: »

I'll just leave this here, shall I?

http://ec.europa.eu/ireland/ireland_in_the_eu/impact_of_eu_on_irish_women/index_en.htm#4

Oh...and this. I can post up info from other European countries so we can compare and contrast if you like.

http://ec.europa.eu/ireland/ireland_in_the_eu/impact_of_eu_on_irish_women/index_en.htm#1

Leave what you wish ..... but it doesn't tell us how many friends you have - Irish or Foreign ... or if you associate with '..the huddled masses'.

DonQuay1

Gongoozler wrote: »

I feel sad for all the bitter men on the thread. There are decent women out there, don't let a few bad experiences put you off all Irish women. You just have to know the type to stay away from.

Aww ... don't be sad. Look at 'Mock The Week' on TV. Should cheer you up no end.

Gongoozler

Ignorance is bliss, I suppose.

Eve_Dublin

DonQuay1 wrote: »

Leave what you wish ..... but it doesn't tell us how many friends you have - Irish or Foreign ... or if you associate with '..the huddled masses'.

Wha? It tells us how many Irish women are working with actual statistics as supposed to anecdotal evidence from my own experience.

You're telling me that my anecdotal evidence is more reliable/trustworthy than statistics? Should I take that as some kind of compliment?

KeithM89_old

Closed for review.

dr.bollocko

Donquay1 banned.
Some infractions handed out.

This kind of negative generalisations about women, Irish women, etc and whatever stops now.