People standing on both sides of the escalator in Ireland

DelaneyO

I do a lot of travelling. In Denmark, Sweden, here in Finland and most other normal, civilised countries, people stand on the right and walk on the left. If you have a train to catch, you can quickly walk down or up the escalator.

The inferior power of most Irish brains can't cope with this, and it is usually women who are the offenders. Ask them to move and you'll be ignored by the woman, ask a again and she'll hit you and sh'll get away with it because she's a woman. The white knights will usually join in.

People who stand on escalators should be pushed down the entire flight. Most Irish brains (apart from mine) are feeble, weak and underdeveloped.

barney shamrock

Bye!

ytpe2r5bxkn0c1

Anything else we can't do properly in this country?

This is tiresome.

DelaneyO

Irish brains are feeble, weak and underdeveloped (apart from mine).

Atlantic Dawn

If we all simply walked on the left side of the footpath I predict it would save the country €1.34billion a year.

Yerra, shur what’s the hurry. If you have a train to catch, leave home a little earlier. We want none of dose forrin habits here.

dr.fuzzenstein

This could have been entertaining, but no.

DontThankMe

Yawn.........
We get it, everywhere is better than Ireland

Casualsingby

1/10 for effort.

DelaneyO

It is apparent when people lane hog. Men who have superior brain power usually move when you flash, Irish women who are aggressive and thuggish and have underdeveloped brains will brake check you.

magentis

We overtake on the right in this country.Take your stinky undertaking idealisms elsewhere please.

DelaneyO

magentis wrote: »

We overtake on the right in this country.Take your stinky undertaking idealisms elsewhere please.

I'm referring to the civilised country in which I live and the intelligent societies which I have visited. Obviously in Ireland you'd stand left and walk right, but Irish people (especially the women) can't cope with it.

Belle E. Flops

'Escalators' - such notions.

They're moving stairs.

Dr.MickKiller

Take up knitting, that's a worthy past time.

ytpe2r5bxkn0c1

Why do our greatest gobs***** all seem to leave the country, so the rest of us have nobody to guide us on the path to perfection?


Have a great life in utopia.

Pat Mustard

DelaneyO wrote: »

The white knights will usually join in.

Come on chaps. Let's give this cad a bunch of fives.

Jim Bob Scratcher

Shut up ya big bowser ya!

buried

Its true. Last Good Friday I seen this on my local escalator. We don't know how to use these things at all at all

One_Of_Shanks

They don't know if we're coming or going

harry Bailey esq

DelaneyO wrote: »

I do a lot of travelling. In Denmark, Sweden, here in Finland and most other normal, civilised countries, people stand on the right and walk on the left. If you have a train to catch, you can quickly walk down or up the escalator.

The inferior power of most Irish brains can't cope with this, and it is usually women who are the offenders. Ask them to move and you'll be ignored by the woman, ask a again and she'll hit you and sh'll get away with it because she's a woman. The white knights will usually join in.

People who stand on escalators should be pushed down the entire flight. Most Irish brains (apart from mine) are feeble, weak and underdeveloped.

I thought you were still living in Frankfurt

harry Bailey esq

DontThankMe wrote: »

Yawn.........
We get it, everywhere is better than Ireland

Except England.

odyssey06

Plus we in Ireland in 2018 with all our euros and notions cant even put on a 1936 level Olympics.

donegal_man

It's not just an Irish problem

furiousox

You remind me of this guy OP, keep 'em coming!

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=K5cUxawA_6w

Witchie

In Asia we stand on the left to let others pass on the right. Took some time for me to retrain my brain to it.

Noveight

I visited Paris in October. It took all of five minutes in Charles De Gaulle airport to learn that you stand on the left and overtake on the right. Excellent understanding.

furiousox

Yes but you're Irish.
It would take a Finn ages to work it out.

furiousox

Probably.