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Have you been to see the rapist? ( therapist ).

Or the analyst as the yanks call him?



😉

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Up too late, messing around on some chess site?

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Oh dear, how sad, never mind.

Put your plates up and tell us all about it.🙂

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I saw an English woman on holiday in Spain a few years back.

She saw a sign that read.......English Speaking Doctor.


That's a great idea she said, we could do with a few of those at home.

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I think I know who you mean, someone dropped a massive 'Blarney Stone' on His napper.

Don't you worry about Him! you just chill by the fire.🙂

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You've hurt my feelings.


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Originally posted by johnnylongwoody
You've hurt my feelings.


:'(:'(:'(:'(:'(:'(:'(:'(:'(:'(:'(
you're like an unwanted boner at mass! 😛 If I may be permitted an Irish colloquialism

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Originally posted by robbie carrobie
you're like an unwanted boner at mass! 😛 If I may be permitted an Irish colonialism.
Hello there Robbie.

Another saying would be.....

You're as welcome as a rasher at a Jewish wedding.


🙂

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Originally posted by johnnylongwoody
I saw an English woman on holiday in Spain a few years back.

She saw a sign that read.......English Speaking Doctor.


That's a great idea she said, we could do with a few of those at home.
The problem isn't the language that the Irish speak, it's that there is so much of it.