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Did you get the shift or the ride last night?

27-12-2012 1:14pm

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A boring st stephens night for me.byor is home for xmas.I was propositioned by palm alright around 2-30 when well oiled but i declined

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getting your hole

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#2 27-12-2012 1:15pm

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byor?

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#3 27-12-2012 1:17pm

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I scored with a woman who I now think was homeless, at the time I just wanted a kiss but remembering back she was banging on about being cold, dressed terribley and asked me for a couple of euro when I headed on. Good god I wish this was a joke post.

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#4 27-12-2012 1:18pm

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Boy-R.
What about Boy A,B or C?

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#5 27-12-2012 1:18pm

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No, I'm married.

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#6 27-12-2012 1:20pm

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sfwcork wrote: »

A boring st stephens night for me.byor is home for xmas.I was propositioned by palm alright around 2-30 when well oiled but i declined

No, i'm not 16 anymore.

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#7 27-12-2012 1:20pm

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Bloody Corkonians and their made up language

Some days I need urbandictionary open on another tab

Or maybe I'm just getting old and not "with it" anymore

A word originating in Co. Cork Ireland where it began as a generic word for female. The corresponding word for male is 'feen'.

In more recent times, the word has migrated to the rest of Munster and particularly to Limerick. In Limerick it underwent a conversion of sorts and now is used to mean a boy or a girl.

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#8 27-12-2012 1:21pm

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Got the ride, didn't even have to leave the house and fight the queues and drunken fools either.

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#9 27-12-2012 1:22pm

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I've heard Byor used all over Ireland. For the last 20/30 years.

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#10 27-12-2012 1:23pm

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Never heard it before, midlands here

Yes, the boring midlands, we're a bit behind the times I suppose

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#11 27-12-2012 1:27pm

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mikemac1 wrote: »

Never heard it before, midlands here

Yes, the boring midlands, we're a bit behind the times I suppose

Still eating Marathon bars?

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#12 27-12-2012 1:28pm

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how is it pronounced?

Bee-or, like "I`ll have a bee-or when I`m in Cavan"
Byor, like Bjorn Borg
Byor, like buyer
...?

Everything I don't like is either woke or fascist - possibly both - pick one.

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#13 27-12-2012 1:31pm

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Ikky Poo2 wrote: »

how is it pronounced?

Bee-or, like "I`ll have a bee-or when I`m in Cavan"
Byor, like Bjorn Borg
Byor, like buyer
...?

You pronounce it like ......... Beyour

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#14 27-12-2012 1:33pm

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More like... Beh-your

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#15 27-12-2012 1:36pm

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rarnes1 wrote: »

I've heard Byor used all over Ireland. For the last 20/30 years.

First time I've ever heard it too.

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#16 27-12-2012 1:36pm

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Sir Digby Chicken Caesar wrote: »

byor?

Bring Your Own Ride???

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#17 27-12-2012 1:39pm

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ToxicPaddy wrote: »

Bring Your Own Ride???

That's what I thought. Do you not spell it be beoir?

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#18 27-12-2012 1:40pm

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ToxicPaddy wrote: »

Bring Your Own Ride???

Batter Your Own Ring?

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#19 27-12-2012 1:54pm

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Degag wrote: »

No, i'm not 16 anymore.

I'm just a daycent bit passed 16 and I think I'll always enjoy a shly pull no matter what age :P

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#20 27-12-2012 2:11pm

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I worked a late shift and took a bus to get there, does that count?

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#21 27-12-2012 2:12pm

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Ah byor, leavirrouh

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#22 27-12-2012 2:16pm

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Byor(sic) = the cork version of mot.

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#23 27-12-2012 2:27pm

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Have ye been living in a cave that you never heard of byor?

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#24 27-12-2012 2:31pm

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Is it not spelled beour?

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#25 27-12-2012 2:34pm

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beour is traveller talk adopted by the cork and galway folk.

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#26 27-12-2012 2:37pm

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sfwcork has spelt it wrong. It's beour.

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#27 27-12-2012 2:39pm

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I always fancied it as a "beure"

Sounds dead posh.

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#28 27-12-2012 2:40pm

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FionnMcCool87 wrote: »

sfwcork has spelt it wrong. It's beour.

Nope.its spelt byor on urban dictionary too

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#29 27-12-2012 2:40pm

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I've only ever heard country- folk use Beour and Feen!

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#30 27-12-2012 2:52pm

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Never heard of either of those words up here in The Pale. I assumed it was a typo.

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#31 27-12-2012 2:56pm

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sfwcork wrote: »

Have ye been living in a cave that you never heard of byor?

33 years on the planet, all of them living in this country and I've never once heard it.

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