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The social problem in this country is at epidemic levels, do you ever see a copper on the streets these days dealing with the young people who are generally turning this country into a vile hole. I suppose their "resources are stretched to the limit", it is a joke. Pay your taxes and let the people who receive the dole drink the money away and let the cycle continue. If you have not worked for a year the dole goes to 100 euro if you have shown no effort to get work. Sick of seeing how this country is going.
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See travellers following local oil delivery lorry round during the week..all the houses that got deleveries robbed of their oil the following night....part of their culture i guess a bit like never doing a days work and receiving every social welfare benefit from my & your taxs....great country say the travellers!
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timberman i thought of you last sunday ..i was in salou the son in law is a big gaa fan..so we went to a pub called danny boy's to watch the match...tbh i went to the pub next door to watch chelsea man utd , when it finished i went back to watch the last few mins ...dublin were 4pts down as i walked back in then the started the big come back.....i was delighted for the lad as he's a top class lad apart from the gaa bit that is
 well i couldn't belive my eyes the place was full of them ...a women told us later that 47 4x4 s had arrived on the sat ..you should have seen the size of these things ....6 of them were parked outside the pub huge things that must have caused a fortune..there was a traveller no more than 19 or 20 i'd say who was running up and down the pub telling everyone he had 2,000 euro on dublin ...were do these people get that kind of money...i never realised they gambled tbh ..never saw any in bookies ... |
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they go in with cash and buy them..if they got a parking ticket do you think they pay it?!?!
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Saw a fellow following travellers following local oil delivery lorry round during the week..all the houses that got deleveries robbed of their oil the following night....part of his culture i guess
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A pal of mine was asked
to take in 1000 worth of dud 50's for 150 cash by a traveler :) You have to admire the feckers enterprise! |
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traveller*
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If I had A free House , Medical Card, Free ESB, Free Schooling, etc etc...Id probably be driving a jeep too and if I beat up elderly people and robbed their life savings Id Definetly be driving one ...but then again i'm not....
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Timberman.......You're after describing lads I know that earned a fortune on the buildings and spent it like there was no tomorrow......some still have the jeeps.
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Did yeese see the English Times today? The travellers in England were kidnapping down-and-outs
and keeping them as slaves. Travelling all over Europe making these lads tarmac drives for people. Apparently they are also big into the scrap metal in England: lead and copper from church roofs; manhole covers from the roads; pylons (yep, pylons); copper from the electric grid (a few got terminated helping themselves to this); railway tracks; wire from telephone junction boxes; you name it, they steal it. |
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Having spent the last few days in the mesmerising,magical,and mysterious realm of the magic mushroom.I can divulge that the future is bleak..!
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Scooby > you have mail
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some very offensive anti traveller comments on this forum...we must have solidarity with our kin folk in dale farm ....the irish united will never be defeated
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if they robbed your granny or robbed your oil you mightnt feel the same way not to mind never working a day resulting in all of us tax payers paying their way.......
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I'm a freeborn man of the travelling people
got no fixed abode with nomads I am numbered country lanes and bye ways were always my ways I never fancied being lumbered Well we knew the woods and all the resting places the small birds sang when winter time was over then we'd pack our load and be on the road they were good old times for the rover In the open ground where a man could linger stay a week or two for time was not your master then away you'd jog with your horse and dog nice and easy no need to go faster And sometimes you'd meet up with other travellers hear the news or else swop family information at the country fairs we'd be meeting there all the people of the travelling nation I've made willow creels and the heather besoms And I've even done some begging and some hawkin' and I've lain there spent rapped up in my tent and I've listened to the old folks talking All you freeborn men of the travelling people every tinker rolling stone and gypsy rover winds of change are blowing old ways are going your travelling days will soon be over. Oh the romantic ideal. |
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i m not an oil man ,me granny has passed away and i dont pay tax but yeah i would be fierce vexed alrite
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some proper bigots here against these people
jesus you'd swear they were the cause of bringing the country to its knees how many of you guys here owe the banks money or who know people who do ? well get going and pay the banks what you owe as thats what the problem is in Eire - people having a go at the travellers and then at the same time these people are stiff merchants cant afford a pot to piss in - i hope the banks start going after these two faced bigots....strange world |