Scouse

[Anonymous]

I dare Renee to take a look at languages that are not related to english...



And if she doesnt speak flawless finnish or any other language that is not related to english within 5 years..

Beagán dom tú knob dúr......Loosely translated into English as "Bit me, you stupid knob".



Dúshláin ar bith níos mó balbhr....Loose Translation....."Any more dumb challenges?



Fuck amach!.....Exact translation.....Fuck off!



I think Gaelic is pretty damn unrelated to English. I may not be fluent in it but I can get by, especially since I never studied it formally.



Now, see if you can guess what language this is in.....EAT SHIT, YOU EMPTY HEADED TURD!

Why would you know how to write in Gaelic? ac_smile

[Renee]

Ex-SCOUSE him for his rudeness.

It wasn't very smart.

He can't help but shit himself.

Everytime his brain doth fart.

[Anonymous]

Yeah, but he has great Jew finding skills. :001_rolleyes:



:

Not as good as your fridge finding skills I imagine  ac_lmfao

My ten year old son would be embarrassed by such a pathetic attempt at humour..



You can't possibly think that was even remotely funny do you?

 ac_wot

Scouse is a retarded ten year old. What the frick does he do with his life? What is his purpose in being here or anywhere? You and Dove write about your religion.  Renee is into history. With RW it's public policy. Shen Li is into energy facts. CC La Femme, Mr. Crowley and myself public security. Lance and Romero challenging CC La Femme, MC, Shen Li and myself. The Seoul brother's speciality is economy and investing. Joe, Azhya, Keeper and Annie it's popular culture. What is this very stupid bum into besides nothing? He should find something and learn about it. Until then, stay away from writing and looking like a stupid ten year old.

I post for discussions not to exchange in cheap shots. I do not care if people like Dinki Freud, Scouse, Odi or Sea Major are here or not because I do not engage them. I am here for discussions only.

[Renee]

I dare Renee to take a look at languages that are not related to english...



And if she doesnt speak flawless finnish or any other language that is not related to english within 5 years..

Beagán dom tú knob dúr......Loosely translated into English as "Bit me, you stupid knob".



Dúshláin ar bith níos mó balbhr....Loose Translation....."Any more dumb challenges?



Fuck amach!.....Exact translation.....Fuck off!



I think Gaelic is pretty damn unrelated to English. I may not be fluent in it but I can get by, especially since I never studied it formally.



Now, see if you can guess what language this is in.....EAT SHIT, YOU EMPTY HEADED TURD!

Why would you know how to write in Gaelic? ac_smile

My dad is fluent in it, I picked it up from him. My paternal grandparents, spoke it all the time when they were at home. My grandparents came to the US from County Kerry in the late 1920s, where at one time, there were places where Gaelic was spoken exclusively. Speaking English was frowned upon.

[Anonymous]

I dare Renee to take a look at languages that are not related to english...



And if she doesnt speak flawless finnish or any other language that is not related to english within 5 years..

Beagán dom tú knob dúr......Loosely translated into English as "Bit me, you stupid knob".



Dúshláin ar bith níos mó balbhr....Loose Translation....."Any more dumb challenges?



Fuck amach!.....Exact translation.....Fuck off!



I think Gaelic is pretty damn unrelated to English. I may not be fluent in it but I can get by, especially since I never studied it formally.



Now, see if you can guess what language this is in.....EAT SHIT, YOU EMPTY HEADED TURD!

Why would you know how to write in Gaelic? ac_smile

My dad is fluent in it, I picked it up from him. My paternal grandparents, spoke it all the time when they were at home. My grandparents came to the US from County Kerry in the late 1920s, where at one time, there were places where Gaelic was spoken exclusively. Speaking English was frowned upon.

County Kerry... Ireland..



They atleast have the irish language as the primary language in elementary schools..



I remember that the principal only communicated in the "iirin kieli" when speaking to the irish students.

[Renee]

I dare Renee to take a look at languages that are not related to english...



And if she doesnt speak flawless finnish or any other language that is not related to english within 5 years..

Beagán dom tú knob dúr......Loosely translated into English as "Bit me, you stupid knob".



Dúshláin ar bith níos mó balbhr....Loose Translation....."Any more dumb challenges?



Fuck amach!.....Exact translation.....Fuck off!



I think Gaelic is pretty damn unrelated to English. I may not be fluent in it but I can get by, especially since I never studied it formally.



Now, see if you can guess what language this is in.....EAT SHIT, YOU EMPTY HEADED TURD!

Why would you know how to write in Gaelic? ac_smile

My dad is fluent in it, I picked it up from him. My paternal grandparents, spoke it all the time when they were at home. My grandparents came to the US from County Kerry in the late 1920s, where at one time, there were places where Gaelic was spoken exclusively. Speaking English was frowned upon.

County Kerry... Ireland..



They atleast have the irish language as the primary language in elementary schools..



I remember that the principal only communicated in the "iirin kieli" when speaking to the irish students.

It has national public status as a first language in the Republic of Ireland and minority status in Northern Ireland. For more than 5 centuries the English tried to stamp it out in various ways but their success was very limited.  It's estimated that somewhere around 80 to 85 thousand people in Ireland use it exclusively on a daily basis and over a million people still speak it on occasion. When I was in Ireland with my parents as a child and a teenager, it was quite common to hear it spoken in shops and public places.

[Anonymous]

I dare Renee to take a look at languages that are not related to english...



And if she doesnt speak flawless finnish or any other language that is not related to english within 5 years..

Beagán dom tú knob dúr......Loosely translated into English as "Bit me, you stupid knob".



Dúshláin ar bith níos mó balbhr....Loose Translation....."Any more dumb challenges?



Fuck amach!.....Exact translation.....Fuck off!



I think Gaelic is pretty damn unrelated to English. I may not be fluent in it but I can get by, especially since I never studied it formally.



Now, see if you can guess what language this is in.....EAT SHIT, YOU EMPTY HEADED TURD!

Why would you know how to write in Gaelic? ac_smile

My dad is fluent in it, I picked it up from him. My paternal grandparents, spoke it all the time when they were at home. My grandparents came to the US from County Kerry in the late 1920s, where at one time, there were places where Gaelic was spoken exclusively. Speaking English was frowned upon.

County Kerry... Ireland..



They atleast have the irish language as the primary language in elementary schools..



I remember that the principal only communicated in the "iirin kieli" when speaking to the irish students.

It has national public status as a first language in the Republic of Ireland and minority status in Northern Ireland. For more than 5 centuries the English tried to stamp it out in various ways but their success was very limited.  It's estimated that somewhere around 80 to 85 thousand people in Ireland use it exclusively on a daily basis and over a million people still speak it on occasion. When I was in Ireland with my parents as a child and a teenager, it was quite common to hear it spoken in shops and public places.

They spoke irish to each other... To us they spoke in english...



That made the trip weirder... Along with roman catholicism, irish boys attacking us and overall how they built their houses.



We were in Kilkenny.

[Renee]

I dare Renee to take a look at languages that are not related to english...



And if she doesnt speak flawless finnish or any other language that is not related to english within 5 years..

Beagán dom tú knob dúr......Loosely translated into English as "Bit me, you stupid knob".



Dúshláin ar bith níos mó balbhr....Loose Translation....."Any more dumb challenges?



Fuck amach!.....Exact translation.....Fuck off!



I think Gaelic is pretty damn unrelated to English. I may not be fluent in it but I can get by, especially since I never studied it formally.



Now, see if you can guess what language this is in.....EAT SHIT, YOU EMPTY HEADED TURD!

Why would you know how to write in Gaelic? ac_smile

My dad is fluent in it, I picked it up from him. My paternal grandparents, spoke it all the time when they were at home. My grandparents came to the US from County Kerry in the late 1920s, where at one time, there were places where Gaelic was spoken exclusively. Speaking English was frowned upon.

County Kerry... Ireland..



They atleast have the irish language as the primary language in elementary schools..



I remember that the principal only communicated in the "iirin kieli" when speaking to the irish students.

It has national public status as a first language in the Republic of Ireland and minority status in Northern Ireland. For more than 5 centuries the English tried to stamp it out in various ways but their success was very limited.  It's estimated that somewhere around 80 to 85 thousand people in Ireland use it exclusively on a daily basis and over a million people still speak it on occasion. When I was in Ireland with my parents as a child and a teenager, it was quite common to hear it spoken in shops and public places.

They spoke irish to each other... To us they spoke in english...



That made the trip weirder... Along with roman catholicism, irish boys attacking us and overall how they built their houses.



We were in Kilkenny.

It seems a lot of people attack you wherever you go.



Maybe you need to reflect a little on that.



When I was in Ireland, I found the Irish rather hospitable.

[Anonymous]

Why would I leave when rustling jimmies on here is so amusing?  



Teh butthurtz scale is on at least 6 and rapidly rising...

Let's see how well you bounce :)

Done....duration....permanent.  ac_biggrin

Oh great, now who will wash my SUV.

[Anonymous]

I dare Renee to take a look at languages that are not related to english...



And if she doesnt speak flawless finnish or any other language that is not related to english within 5 years..

Beagán dom tú knob dúr......Loosely translated into English as "Bit me, you stupid knob".



Dúshláin ar bith níos mó balbhr....Loose Translation....."Any more dumb challenges?



Fuck amach!.....Exact translation.....Fuck off!



I think Gaelic is pretty damn unrelated to English. I may not be fluent in it but I can get by, especially since I never studied it formally.



Now, see if you can guess what language this is in.....EAT SHIT, YOU EMPTY HEADED TURD!

Why would you know how to write in Gaelic? ac_smile

My dad is fluent in it, I picked it up from him. My paternal grandparents, spoke it all the time when they were at home. My grandparents came to the US from County Kerry in the late 1920s, where at one time, there were places where Gaelic was spoken exclusively. Speaking English was frowned upon.

County Kerry... Ireland..



They atleast have the irish language as the primary language in elementary schools..



I remember that the principal only communicated in the "iirin kieli" when speaking to the irish students.

It has national public status as a first language in the Republic of Ireland and minority status in Northern Ireland. For more than 5 centuries the English tried to stamp it out in various ways but their success was very limited.  It's estimated that somewhere around 80 to 85 thousand people in Ireland use it exclusively on a daily basis and over a million people still speak it on occasion. When I was in Ireland with my parents as a child and a teenager, it was quite common to hear it spoken in shops and public places.

They spoke irish to each other... To us they spoke in english...



That made the trip weirder... Along with roman catholicism, irish boys attacking us and overall how they built their houses.



We were in Kilkenny.

It seems a lot of people attack you wherever you go.



Maybe you need to reflect a little on that.



When I was in Ireland, I found the Irish rather hospitable.

Well, I´m gonna pull the male card here.. Boys wanna test their strength. Not about how I acted.. Didnt even speak that much.. Just a couple of words in english..

Territorial male business.  



Hospitable... Well we lived in their houses for free.. And ate for free.

They were very warm..

[Anonymous]

oddstain may want to wash my SUV now that Scouse's application for the job has been denied. oddstain needs to substitute his welfare cheques if he ever wants to move out of his mother's basement. It may even put a little muscle on the short, effeminate little white homo.

[Anonymous]

oddstain may want to wash my SUV now that Scouse's application for the job has been denied. oddstain needs to substitute his welfare cheques if he ever wants to move out of his mother's basement. It may even put a little muscle on the short, effeminate little white homo.

Well yes ma´am... I would be honoured to wash your SUV.

[Anonymous]

oddstain may want to wash my SUV now that Scouse's application for the job has been denied. oddstain needs to substitute his welfare cheques if he ever wants to move out of his mother's basement. It may even put a little muscle on the short, effeminate little white homo.

 :001_rolleyes:

[Anonymous]

SCOUSE, I don't think I like your attitude.

I didn't like his immaturity.

[Phagdish Hardy]

Scouse, Mel, Dickhead Freud and oddstain gossip on the other forum like a bunch of catty teenage fucking girls. None of those faggots has a fucking life.