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Edd

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11th Nov 10 at 22:35

no bother mate

i would get ahead of the game and plan out another food source so you dont all starve like the last time

Shell

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11th Nov 10 at 22:48

Threads like this really do highlight the ignorance of 90% of this forum. All desperate for a cheap laugh

Gsi_Ire

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11th Nov 10 at 23:01

quote:
Originally posted by Shell
Threads like this really do highlight the ignorance of 90% of this forum. All desperate for a cheap laugh

Gsi_Ire

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11th Nov 10 at 23:03

i can only imagine what would happen if I started off in the FALLEN TROOPS thread in the same way as this thread.

Hammer

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11th Nov 10 at 23:07

You should mate, there would be petted lips all over the place. Folk typing that fast with rage their fingers would be bleeding.

Lest we forget those killed at the hands of the brutal tyrants.

Jamie-C

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11th Nov 10 at 23:26

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Originally posted by Gsi_Ire
There are so many reasons in the this thread that I want to tell you all to get fucked.

Tomnova16

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11th Nov 10 at 23:28

We could bail them out but all our money has been sent to the Pakistan flood relief

http://www.lemass.co.uk/ for all your automotive/bodyshop needs
Located in Chalfont st Peter

Jamxe

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11th Nov 10 at 23:33

We really fucked over here.. Our Minister for Health Mary Harney even cancelled christmas

Siberia

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11th Nov 10 at 23:36

yeah were fcuked... come march or april of next year imf will be needed simple as...

the uk is not in a much better place btw

Hammer

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11th Nov 10 at 23:50

Ireland is going from crisis to crisis though, the UK economy is currently within it's biggest growth period in over a decade. It's the speed of Tory cuts that will make things shit for a while over here and could possibly even bring on a double dip recession if they're not careful.

Gsi_Ire

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12th Nov 10 at 01:19

quote:
Originally posted by Hammer
Ireland is going from crisis to crisis though, the UK economy is currently within it's biggest growth period in over a decade. It's the speed of Tory cuts that will make things shit for a while over here and could possibly even bring on a double dip recession if they're not careful.

unfortunately the idiots running the place over here a taxing everyone towards oblivion. There is no growth here and no matter what the stupid government say there is no hope as long as they drain every cent they can out of the economy.

IvIarkgraham

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12th Nov 10 at 02:46

quote:
Originally posted by Eck
Fuck them and the pope.

and the ira

Hammer

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12th Nov 10 at 08:37

quote:
Originally posted by Gsi_Ire

quote:
Originally posted by Hammer
Ireland is going from crisis to crisis though, the UK economy is currently within it's biggest growth period in over a decade. It's the speed of Tory cuts that will make things shit for a while over here and could possibly even bring on a double dip recession if they're not careful.

unfortunately the idiots running the place over here a taxing everyone towards oblivion. There is no growth here and no matter what the stupid government say there is no hope as long as they drain every cent they can out of the economy.

I know mate

I was over when they started getting everyone paying for their healthcare and I know they're taxing everything like fuck as well. I think they're panicking more than anything.

sc0ott

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12th Nov 10 at 08:40

what would actually happen if they do go down the shitter?

Ojc

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12th Nov 10 at 09:34

They would all move into Northern Ireland

monty46

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12th Nov 10 at 09:41

Irelands biggest problem is money spent across the border. Big supermarkets like asda that they dont have in the republic are cashing in on trade from the republic while little is actually spent in the republic. Ive witnessed people travelingn6 hours across the border to do shopping as it works out cheaper to travel and spend big on a months shopping than to shop at home

Jamie Walby

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12th Nov 10 at 09:46

They not heard of Asda home delivery?

Half Pint

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12th Nov 10 at 10:34

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Originally posted by Ojc
Like fuck we should bail them out, fuck them.

This...

Just nuke it... good testing ground for the Army

Siberia

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12th Nov 10 at 21:19

quote:
Originally posted by monty46
Irelands biggest problem is money spent across the border. Big supermarkets like asda that they dont have in the republic are cashing in on trade from the republic while little is actually spent in the republic. Ive witnessed people travelingn6 hours across the border to do shopping as it works out cheaper to travel and spend big on a months shopping than to shop at home

i really dont think people take into account the fuel and other expenses like lunch for the family..

its great for me at im near the border... but people coming up from the south.. it doesnt make sense.

Edd

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12th Nov 10 at 21:27

fucking hypocrites! give us our country back...our day will come

but let us use your supermarkets first

monty46

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13th Nov 10 at 02:13

I workmin asda and had people from galway tell me that for them to come up stay in a hotel and do their shopping still worked out cheaper than shopping at home

Sam

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13th Nov 10 at 09:37

quote:
Originally posted by sc0ott
what would actually happen if they do go down the shitter?

Unless someone (the EU) injects a load of cash into their economy, they as a country will go bankrupt.

Hammer

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13th Nov 10 at 11:25

quote:
Originally posted by Edd
fucking hypocrites! give us our country back...our day will come

but let us use your supermarkets first

Edd

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13th Nov 10 at 11:36

finally

Hammer

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18th Nov 10 at 11:06

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/business-11782356

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