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By (user no longer on site) OP
over a year ago
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It seems that the vast majority of fabbers live on a urban area ( Cork, Dublin, Belfast, which means that your identity is some bit secure
My question is do “Rural Folk” find it harder to chat to locals or is there an unwritten outside my county rule |
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"It seems that the vast majority of fabbers live on a urban area ( Cork, Dublin, Belfast, which means that your identity is some bit secure
My question is do “Rural Folk” find it harder to chat to locals or is there an unwritten outside my county rule"
We live in rural Ireland and know that our neighbours 1/4m up the road are on fab as wee seen herself on cam d*unk one weekend showing her face 
We also etc a couple who live about 7 miles from us which is no distance in rural Ireland.
We prefer to stay anonymous so only meet now if we're away for a night somewhere |
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We live in a small village. We don't hide our hobby, but we don't shout about it either. We are already the scandal of the town with our pride flags, our non church attendance, our chickens escaping and running about, and our strange family setup. We like it that way. |
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"We live in a small village. We don't hide our hobby, but we don't shout about it either. We are already the scandal of the town with our pride flags, our non church attendance, our chickens escaping and running about, and our strange family setup. We like it that way. "
Pride flags in rural Ireland lol
And I thought we were daring with our Mayo flag! |
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"We live in a small village. We don't hide our hobby, but we don't shout about it either. We are already the scandal of the town with our pride flags, our non church attendance, our chickens escaping and running about, and our strange family setup. We like it that way.
Pride flags in rural Ireland lol
And I thought we were daring with our Mayo flag!"
The revolution has to start somewhere  |
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"We live in a small village. We don't hide our hobby, but we don't shout about it either. We are already the scandal of the town with our pride flags, our non church attendance, our chickens escaping and running about, and our strange family setup. We like it that way.
Pride flags in rural Ireland lol
And I thought we were daring with our Mayo flag!
The revolution has to start somewhere "
Not known as the Rebels for nothing |
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By *s LollyWoman
over a year ago
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There's a couple on here that pass my door most days going to the shops or school,they sent me a face pic before so I know them but they don't know me,I just passed off the who's near as a trip to the local supermarket...There very involved in the local gaa so that's a big no no as it involves one of my kids..... |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"We live in a small village. We don't hide our hobby, but we don't shout about it either. We are already the scandal of the town with our pride flags, our non church attendance, our chickens escaping and running about, and our strange family setup. We like it that way. "
I have solar pride bunting on my bell tent on the front lawn in rural Kildare. I'm sure the neighbours aren't impressed passing every evening when it lights up! Lidl were recently selling them in case people wonder where I got them. |
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The whose near app always throws a few very local ones up and we enjoy trying to figure out who they are and I'm sure they try to figure out who we are when we are shown nearby.
Couples and singles!
We have actually met someone spontaneously from whose nearby who happened to be a local who lives abroad! |
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By (user no longer on site)
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I have a don't shit on my own doorstep policy. I did make one exception one very well known and respected Fabber that I knew I could trust with my secret. We just smile at each other when we run into each other in the village. |
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"We live in a small village. We don't hide our hobby, but we don't shout about it either. We are already the scandal of the town with our pride flags, our non church attendance, our chickens escaping and running about, and our strange family setup. We like it that way.
I have solar pride bunting on my bell tent on the front lawn in rural Kildare. I'm sure the neighbours aren't impressed passing every evening when it lights up! Lidl were recently selling them in case people wonder where I got them. "
There truly is nothing as satisfying in life than upsetting a bigot. |
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By *ast_jjMan
over a year ago
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"We live in a small village. We don't hide our hobby, but we don't shout about it either. We are already the scandal of the town with our pride flags, our non church attendance, our chickens escaping and running about, and our strange family setup. We like it that way. "
You forgot your rambling sheep, I've heard they have eaten all the neighbours flowers!  |
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