Remember White Paper = YES!!!

Took your time Borneo

Great to see people still handing out "YES" stickers at Sandyford Luas stop this morning and loads wearing them with pride

What is it about denizens of Dun Laoghaire that makes them feel superior.

A complete inability to argue just give bland instructions.

The infamous letter from the Killiney address was a bald instruction to vote yes from Bono,Bob Geldof,Sinead OConnor and the biggest fraud of all Paul Durcan.
Premier Fantasy another Dun Laoghaire resident similarly here just gives out an instruction and does so in a patronising way.

Dun Laoghaire was always a place of sadness,the Mail Boat and a band playing Farewell To Erin its now the capital of liberal intolerance.

I am not from Dun Laoghaire and only venture down there during the summer to the seafront, hope this helps old chap - the town is still a kip and pretty much a ghost town these days although they're trying to sort that out I believe

I have faith though the good working class residents of Dun Laoghaire and it's surrounding areas will emphatically vote "YES"

Its not only a town its a borough.

The trendy liberals will all vote Yes but the No votes will come from the few working class areas.

No they won't, I am from a working class area and it will return a yes vote

none of my business how Ireland voted...but I have sympathy with Wildman..he makes valid points about the yes lobby but I can tell him ..over here it has not made a big difference(like others I was not for it as long as civil partnerships done the job for gay men and women)I know 2 gay couples who were against this..as they think civil partnerships gives them all they need,but times have changed,and sometimes Wildman we have to accept it and move on..

You know your own area,the breakdown will be interesting.

I think there will be the usual urban rural divide.
I also think there will be a class divide albeit not nearly as pronounced.

Hard to believe you are from a working class area yet get the Luas in Sandyford.

So it's made no real difference over there Tony but Wildman makes valid points? Seems contradictory to me as if his points are valid it would make a huge difference, though the majority of the country knows what he says will happen won't

Tony57 all are welcome to comment.

There is a huge difference though as Gay marriage here is being enshrined in our constitution,its also going in under the family,this bestows rights.
The rapacious lawyers are already getting ready to sue the state claiming homosexual couples have the right to " beget children ",This not alone means surrogacy but it means we will have to pick up the tab.

Another unforeseen consequence could be the demand for gay asylum seekers to get here to avail of this exclusive free service.

the massive propaganda and intimidation campaign from the YES side should have delivered a clear and large majority in their favour

if the margin in favour turns out to be a slim one it will be a moral victory for the NO side and the plain people of Ireland.

unfortunately i can't see a NO vote being returned.

I don't get the Luas up here I was walking past the stop, anyway the Luas goes through Cherrywood, hardly a well to do area - you shouldn't really quote on things you know nothing about

the valid points premier are the ones on the family and surrounding kids..and whats taught in school..it will all have a knock on effect..over here schools can choose what is taught so kids getting told 2 dads is normal..when its not..can be refined..to 2 people who love each other of the same sex etc...can you not see how people can object to this especially people of faith?..i just point out one problem..?

You weren't walking passed the stop but sin sceal eile.

The fact that you don't see a difference between Gay marriage in Britain and Gay marriage here shows how shallow your thinking is and why you can't make any rational argument.

Why is it always 2 dads that's mentioned, is it just homosexual men you all and the "no" campaign object to? What about 2 mothers?

I have not heard that mentioned once, either on here or by any "no" campaigners.

Maybe my school was odd but they never thought me anything about what was normal as re families or anything like that

I can assure you I was walking past the stop as the Luas goes nowhere near where I live, stop doing your usual and posting your made up in your head assertions as fact.

Anytime you want me to show you up with your made up nonsense give me a shout as it is quite enjoyable

For the obvious reasons.

With two men there is a mother who is dealt out.
We are always being told about gender balance,quotas for women but in the one area gender balance is necessary this liberal constant is trumped by the new tyranny.

So having 2 mothers is normal? don't be getting yourself tied up in knots now

Why on earth would you be walking past a Luas station in Sandyford this morning.
Sandyford is opposite Leopardstown yet you previously claimed you hailed from Ballybrack.
Other claims you have made are running up Killiney hill.

Ermmmm because I was going to work Sherlock

and I never claimed I hailed from Ballybrack, I hail from Sallynoggin thanks - struggling to follow thread these days me old china

Tis you that is tied in knots.

With two women( only one mother ) it is generally a sperm donor,he doesn't care where his seed goes so is not dealt out,this is not the case with two men.
There is a mother involved,generally impoverished and generally heartbroken when the contract is enforced,reference the recent case in England where the judge accused the mother of breast feeding the baby to thwart the gay couple.

I am tied in knots you made a fool of yourself pretending you know the area around here and wondering why I would be around here

You popping down to Ringsend tomorrow PF?

An all open race card or as good as - Must be the first of the year!

I won't be in tomorrow already had plans. Yeah it is a good Oaks so will be top notch racing

You couldn't understand the difference between a sperm donor and a woman carrying a baby for nine months.

The bit about Dun Laoghaire is light hearted and not serious.
If you remember I skittingly referred to you as a neighbour of Dustin,you said you weren't you were from Ballybrack,you also were concerned on another thread about the staff of the Ballybrack office.

I have never claimed to be from Ballybrack, if you can bring that thread back up I will donate 5k to the IJF

Now here is your chance to raise some money for "the bravest men on the earth", prove me wrong and you not somebody who just makes things up and posts them as fact

For me it will just prove my point

in your own time or I am sure an apology will be coming my way with an admission you just made it up

Its here somewhere but I haven't the ability to find it.

Distant View is a gentleman saw you in trouble so came to your aid.

You have been shown up for the liar you are, everybody can now see it, even those who defend you if they've any backbone at all will come out and admit it.

I think Wildman is right here Premier tbf,you did allude to it.

Ah the yes man arrives, the man who own opinion is whatever wildmanfromborneo tells him his opinion is

Off you go to then pa lapsy, prove it!!

I will bring the thread back up now and expect an apology from you 2 cretins

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I would not know if they went that price or not as i don't use them, and the shop in Ballybrack is the one mooted as going


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Don't tell us the shop in Sallynoggin is closing,I think that's the one that went 8/1 Felix Younger.


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some of the shops out my way are supposed to be closing, sad for the staff but no real loss as they layed sfa

So Wildman knows I am from Sallynoggin on that thread yet now says I claim to be from Ballybrack

Ah well from that ladbokes thread you say some of the shops out your way are going and then you quoted the Ballybrack one,isn't it understandable that anyone would think you were from around there? No big deal where you live with me and honestly don't know how close(or not) they areas are to each other. No need to be like that as you can see where a misunderstanding could occur.

" two cretins "

Lighten up any discussion on where you are from was light hearted and not to be taken seriously.
My recollection was a discussion over Dustin and you saying maybe in jest that you weren't a neighbour,my other recollection was you mentioning Ballybrack.

The reason I mention Sallynoggin in that thread is a continuation of the Dustin theme,it should never be taken seriously and isint worth such anger.

So I never said I hail from Ballybrack, don't expect you 2 to apologise as it's clear what ye are

As for wildmanfromborneo, had he been telling the truth he could have made a substantial fee for his beloved jockeys and their injured fund but alas he was wrong as per usual and just making things up

Ah well a pleasing morning showing you up for exactly what you are

The big divide in this this referendum isn't so much age or class, it's male and female. If it was just men voting it would be defeated,  I haven't met one woman yet who's voting no(exp. In the 30-40 age group)

There should be a straight pride parade organised...where we shut down dublin city centre for an afternoon dress unfashionably wave flags and blow whistles in gay peoples faces.

Ace ,The thing is we'd all get arrested.

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I have never claimed to be from Ballybrack, if you can bring that thread back up I will donate 5k to the IJF


come on wildliarfromborneo

I apologise for causing you such hardship,apologise for stopping you sleeping,apologise for making you rise at Six o'clock on a Saturday morning.

You said it alright however I have neither the time or ability to find it nor do I believe there would be any 5k should I locate it.

I never said it and you're still telling porkies

I was up @ 6am as i went for a run around 7:15, only managed 5 miles and was wrecked this morning need to get proper fit again

If you think that saying you were from Ballybrack is such a dreadful thing,that has you screaming lies lies,has you losing sleep,has you saying vile things then I hope you remain in a sheltered privileged life and nothing serious goes wrong for you.

You are still so angry you haven't crowed over what has been a stunning victory for you.

I never said i was from Ballybrack and that is fact as i know exactly where i am from, was brought up and where where i live now and am not ashamed of any of them.
You have just made it up that i said that and everybody can see that as if i had have said that you would have brought the thread up to show me up but unfortunately for you it is me who is telling the truth.
I have never had a sheltered privileged life, my family where not well off at all growing up (they done their best though) and although it was my choice not to go to college my mother says they would have really struggled had i decided to go down that route. Thankfully for my younger sister things had improved when she reached the school leaving age and was able to continue her education. There has also been major illness and deaths in my immediate family.
So for once stop making things up, stop making out you know people on here you have never met and actually do not know anything about.

As for yesterdays referendum i said over and over i actually did not really care about it in all honesty hence why i voted "yes" for equality. I actually think a 21 year old being President is ludicrous but i voted "yes" for that too as if i was voting "yes" for equality in the same sex referendum if would not be too clever voting "no" in the other.

Extraordinary,you equate sheltered privileged with wealth.
You seem to have had a nice childhood but getting yourself into a tizzy about basically nothing,losing sleep over something so trivial would make me worry about your ability to handle any hardship.

What are you talking about ffs?? Losing sleep, i was in bed @ 10pm last night and woke up @ 6am, i did not lose any sleep, it's actually more than i get during the week when i am working.
I am not in a tizzy either, i just don't like people who makes things up about others and post them as if they're fact when they know zero about that person, hence i do not like you.
I would say most would relate that line towards wealth, privileged upbring??

Your last line is sad and not true.

You are like a metronome on here,when you post early its generally after eight o'clock.
I haven't reviewed it but I would be amazed if you ever posted as early as you did this morning.

You may have gone to bed early but you weren't sleeping.

there really is something wrong with you, i wish i wasn't sleeping to be honest but what i wanted was not happening

I would rarely post before 8am as i am getting ready and going to work, surely even somebody with the limited mental capacity you have left would be able to understand that

I wish you could lighten up.

In all my posts there are some parodies.

The bit about you being in bed but not sleeping is a parody on Walter Hagen who was drinking in the bar at two in the morning on the eve of the play off for the US open.an official came over to him saying " you know your opponent is in bed since ten o'clock " his classic retort was " he may be in bed but he ain't sleeping "

I'm off to the Curragh,I hope that morning run has tired you out and you get some sleep.

ok enjoy the racing, personally i hope you do your ballacks

It hasn't been a good start to the day.