Quote from: seafoid on May 09, 2024, 08:17:49 PMQuote from: Truthsayer on May 09, 2024, 07:03:53 PMI thought she identified a non binary . Witches are not non binaryQuote from: Snapchap on May 09, 2024, 05:25:21 PMFair enough it is hard to make out what you're trying to say. Sounded like you're losing your sh*t bout some young one dresses as a witch or identifying as a witch..Quote from: Truthsayer on May 09, 2024, 10:46:36 AMQuote from: Snapchap on May 09, 2024, 07:36:14 AMWell, truthsayer, you say the satanism is just young ones dressing up and having a but if craic, but it is more than that in Bambi Thug's case. She literally self-identifies as a witch.I think its all very harmless and if she identifies as a witch so what? Its a bit daft but I doubt that she'll be able to cast spells on people or sacrifice babies to the dark side. We've had punk rockers and goths and all sorts... there's nowt as quare as folk! It's her perogative if she wants to look as u describe 'f*****g ridiculous'. Have you even seen the Bishops in their big hats and cloaks and men kneeling kissing the rings on their hands and them swinging them smoke insense things? Ridiculous?
Some lads here love to think they are awfully progressive and trigger happy smearing other people as narrow minded bigots. Whatever makes you feel good about yourselves. Personally, I think a grown adult actually believing herself to be a witch and running about in plastic horns, chrome nails and covered in body paint looks absolutely f**king ridiculous.
I saw some of the clips of "celebs" arriving at the met gala the other day in the most ridiculous outfits you could imagine. One was a woman wearing a dress that she was wrapped so tight in that she literally couldn't walk into the venue and had to be lifted and carried, upright, by her minders. I thought she looked f**king ridiculous but I suppose she's just really progressive and I'm a closed minded bigot.
Jaysis did you read anything I write at all? You're essentially making my argument right back to me. As I already said, yes she might look at me as looking ridiculous for wearing jeans and a
t-shirt and she'd be perfectly entitled to. Just as I can say she looks ridiculous to me.
Quote from: ONeill on May 09, 2024, 10:42:52 PMAye was laughing at that.
A lot of the criticisms were coming from people who support men dressed in fancy gowns with mitres on their head, holding croziers, who are part of a murky cult that excludes women and abuse children.
Witchcraft could be on the rise.
Quote from: marty34 on May 09, 2024, 10:48:04 PMQuote from: screenexile on May 09, 2024, 10:41:47 PMIt's a military exercise now I've heard of clubs mapping out housing estates and hitting an area 2-3 times to make sure they get everyone.
An Antrim club appeared 3 nights in Ballinascreen the week before last... they've been raving about how well they've been received. To be fair our people would be good at supporting any GAA draw and we get plenty of visitors because of that.
I know you feel bad not buying but we're all grown men and women if we don't want to buy a ticket we don't have to!!Quote from: screenexile on May 09, 2024, 10:41:47 PMIt's a military exercise now I've heard of clubs mapping out housing estates and hitting an area 2-3 times to make sure they get everyone.
An Antrim club appeared 3 nights in Ballinascreen the week before last... they've been raving about how well they've been received. To be fair our people would be good at supporting any GAA draw and we get plenty of visitors because of that.
I know you feel bad not buying but we're all grown men and women if we don't want to buy a ticket we don't have to!!
I'd always buy a ticket.
It's a hard job and we'll all have to sell at some stage.
Tickets seem to be back in fashion. For a while it was all corporate gigs for the fundraising.
[/quoteQuote from: marty34 on May 09, 2024, 10:48:04 PMQuote from: screenexile on May 09, 2024, 10:41:47 PMIt's a military exercise now I've heard of clubs mapping out housing estates and hitting an area 2-3 times to make sure they get everyone.
An Antrim club appeared 3 nights in Ballinascreen the week before last... they've been raving about how well they've been received. To be fair our people would be good at supporting any GAA draw and we get plenty of visitors because of that.
I know you feel bad not buying but we're all grown men and women if we don't want to buy a ticket we don't have to!!Quote from: screenexile on May 09, 2024, 10:41:47 PMIt's a military exercise now I've heard of clubs mapping out housing estates and hitting an area 2-3 times to make sure they get everyone.
An Antrim club appeared 3 nights in Ballinascreen the week before last... they've been raving about how well they've been received. To be fair our people would be good at supporting any GAA draw and we get plenty of visitors because of that.
I know you feel bad not buying but we're all grown men and women if we don't want to buy a ticket we don't have to!!
I'd always buy a ticket.
It's a hard job and we'll all have to sell at some stage.
Tickets seem to be back in fashion. For a while it was all corporate gigs for the fundraising.
Marty, if you could post your home address, thanks
Quote from: Christmas Lights on May 09, 2024, 11:22:00 PMIt's just really a procession at this stage. If Cargin went all out, they win the league. They will cruise to another championship this year. There is nobody stopping them. We are watching Man City like dominance and its hard to know where it will end.
Quote from: J70 on May 09, 2024, 08:07:51 PMHopefully Rian will finally live up to his ability and get us over the line in a big game.Quote from: seafoid on May 09, 2024, 06:20:57 PMhttps://www.rte.ie/sport/football/2024/0508/1448043-mcguinness-looms-but-time-for-armagh-to-deliver/
Another "it's their time", "greater need" analysis.
Which I think is fair enough, but it's pressure.
Reminds me of Derry in 1993, when Tohill ploughed through the muck and the Donegal backs to drag them to the title and AI shot they felt they'd fail to grab the previous year, which is why I am a little worried about men like Rian O'Neill being particularly driven!
Quote from: Gael85 on May 09, 2024, 10:07:44 PMI'd say he isn't driving down the road for the good of his health for all that!Quote from: Armagh18 on May 07, 2024, 10:18:11 AMListening to GAA social and McConville loving getting the digs in at Mayo management. He was turned down to be involved with Mayo couple of years back.
For an IC manager McConville does a lot of media work. Wicklow must not be paying much.
Quote from: JoG2 on May 09, 2024, 10:43:44 PMon the losing team!Quote from: J70 on May 09, 2024, 08:07:51 PMQuote from: seafoid on May 09, 2024, 06:20:57 PMhttps://www.rte.ie/sport/football/2024/0508/1448043-mcguinness-looms-but-time-for-armagh-to-deliver/
Another "it's their time", "greater need" analysis.
Which I think is fair enough, but it's pressure.
Reminds me of Derry in 1993, when Tohill ploughed through the muck and the Donegal backs to drag them to the title and AI shot they felt they'd fail to grab the previous year, which is why I am a little worried about men like Rian O'Neill being particularly driven!
Will never know how big Tohill stayed on his feet throughout the game, men bouncing off him while all around him, both Derry and Donegal men were sliding and slipping all around him. Still the best individual performance I've ever seen.
Philly McMahon would have given the MotM to someone else if he was Co commentator