Unsavoury langauge at GAA games.

[Orior]

More nanny state type of nonsense if you ask me.

Kids curse. They don't learn to curse because of Gaelic Games, but because there are c***ts, b**tards and f**kers everywhere.

You'll be asking for a deck of the rosary at half time next.

I'm afraid to say this wobbler, but feck, I'll say it anyway. Kids that curse are more likely to come from a certain socio-economic group. Compare the playgorund language of kids in Derrybeg with that of Harmoney Heights. Its a world of difference. Yes, there are exceptions to prove the rule, but its a general rule.

Personally, I dont curse, and dont feel I need to when I want to argue my point.

[pintsofguinness]

More nanny state type of nonsense if you ask me.

Kids curse. They don't learn to curse because of Gaelic Games, but because there are c***ts, b**tards and f**kers everywhere.

You'll be asking for a deck of the rosary at half time next.

I'm afraid to say this wobbler, but feck, I'll say it anyway. Kids that curse are more likely to come from a certain socio-economic group. Compare the playgorund language of kids in Derrybeg with that of Harmoney Heights. Its a world of difference. Yes, there are exceptions to prove the rule, but its a general rule.

Personally, I dont curse, and dont feel I need to when I want to argue my point.

I never had you down for a snob orior.

[ONeill]

More nanny state type of nonsense if you ask me.

Kids curse. They don't learn to curse because of Gaelic Games, but because there are c***ts, b**tards and f**kers everywhere.

You'll be asking for a deck of the rosary at half time next.

I'm afraid to say this wobbler, but feck, I'll say it anyway. Kids that curse are more likely to come from a certain socio-economic group. Compare the playgorund language of kids in Derrybeg with that of Harmoney Heights. Its a world of difference. Yes, there are exceptions to prove the rule, but its a general rule.

Personally, I dont curse, and dont feel I need to when I want to argue my point.

http://gaaboard.com/board/index.php?topic=15246.msg724802#msg724802

Cyber cursing.

[drici]

Compare the playgorund language of kids in Derrybeg

[Orior]

O'Neill, we are not worthy.

*humbled, and backs away, head down*

[Orior]

Btw, Derrybeg and Harmoney Heights are in that hell-hole they call Newry.

[ONeill]

Crappy roof repairs there.

[ONeill]

Middlin side wall there too. Yer man must've stood there against the bench without fail, even without the photographer.

[ziggysego]

How long did they have to pose for that picture to be taken? That's a waste of a good day. Should have been workin' on the thatch.

[ONeill]

Not much of a door either.

[swagger]

was at the down v armagh league final and there was 2 armagh lady fans that had at 5 children with then sitting in front of me at the game and the language coming out of them was colourful to say the least. They then proceeded to light a fag and blow the smoke right into me, if they were fellas I would have lost it! I myself have a few slips nof the tongue but its the persistence of constant swearing in front of seemingly their own children that got my annoyed. I agree that more needs to be done by the authorities but its just one of those aspects of the match day experience that well never go away! 

[Zapatista]

Maybe the guy using the bad language overheard it at a match when he was a wee boy and is actually the victim in all of this?

[ONeill]

So you can't smoke in the open now?

[ziggysego]

So you can't smoke in the open now?

Smoking in GAA grounds is banned ONeill. Didn't you get the memo?

[ONeill]

Even at the Hill?