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applehunter
08 Dec 15 13:06
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A bit harsh there Borneo, but I agree both are Dubs.

And that will always be a black mark against them.

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Golden Fleece
When: 08 Dec 15 15:50
As the west and south of the country are decimated by flooding,there is no sign of our alleged refugee lovers,in the land of their birth,to give assistance or support to their many countrymen in their time of need.

I fully expected these two shining lights on the international stage,to have come to the aid of their own,but then again when did west brits ever help out anyone on these shores.
By:
RoyalAcademy
When: 08 Dec 15 16:24
Peter Sutherland thinks the Irish are world leaders in sneering
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ColdTurkey
When: 08 Dec 15 16:36
The Irish sport of begrudgery and hatred is alive and well.
Season's greetings to you.
Romantic Ireland’s dead and gone, It’s with O’Leary in the grave.
Both of those men have done more for this country in a day than you could hope to in a lifetime. They're both from Dublin. so what. both
But the hater's going to hate.
By:
pa lapsy
When: 08 Dec 15 16:46
In fairness to Dub "Mrs Brown", a practical touch and a nice idea albeit short term.
By:
wildmanfromborneo
When: 08 Dec 15 23:17
Royal Academy has plenty in common with Peter Sutherland.

Both like to parade their goodness,both selfishly like to be able to hold their head up high,both talk a good game but are unaffected by the havoc they reek in working class communities.

Royal Academy will be delighted with this comparison as he is passionate about compassion and is a good righteous man.
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