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By *oguish1Man
over a year ago
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"Part of the backstop for the Brexit agreement required the poster to remove content regarding anythinh English or Irish being posted without a trade agreement or hard border between them  "
Ha so funny ... |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"Fry? I prefer the Ulster one myself  "
So you prefer an English breakfast to an Irish breakfast? Although I have to say I'm quite partial to an English muffin with mine |
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"Fry? I prefer the Ulster one myself
So you prefer an English breakfast to an Irish breakfast? Although I have to say I'm quite partial to an English muffin with mine"
Last time I looked Ulster was still one of the four provinces of Ireland.  |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"Fry? I prefer the Ulster one myself
So you prefer an English breakfast to an Irish breakfast? Although I have to say I'm quite partial to an English muffin with mine
Last time I looked Ulster was still one of the four provinces of Ireland. "
Just a little friendly banter, don't get the underpants in a twist |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"Fry? I prefer the Ulster one myself
So you prefer an English breakfast to an Irish breakfast? Although I have to say I'm quite partial to an English muffin with mine
Last time I looked Ulster was still one of the four provinces of Ireland.
Just a little friendly banter, don't get the underpants in a twist"
Micks right though? |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"Fry? I prefer the Ulster one myself
So you prefer an English breakfast to an Irish breakfast? Although I have to say I'm quite partial to an English muffin with mine
Last time I looked Ulster was still one of the four provinces of Ireland.
Just a little friendly banter, don't get the underpants in a twist
Micks right though? "
Why is that then? Where's the right or wrong? |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"Fry? I prefer the Ulster one myself
So you prefer an English breakfast to an Irish breakfast? Although I have to say I'm quite partial to an English muffin with mine
Last time I looked Ulster was still one of the four provinces of Ireland.
Just a little friendly banter, don't get the underpants in a twist
Micks right though?
Why is that then? Where's the right or wrong? "
Ulster is a part of Ireland?
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By *ilderMan
over a year ago
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"Fry? I prefer the Ulster one myself
So you prefer an English breakfast to an Irish breakfast? Although I have to say I'm quite partial to an English muffin with mine
Last time I looked Ulster was still one of the four provinces of Ireland.
Just a little friendly banter, don't get the underpants in a twist
Micks right though?
Why is that then? Where's the right or wrong? "
It's called geography I believe.... |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"Fry? I prefer the Ulster one myself
So you prefer an English breakfast to an Irish breakfast? Although I have to say I'm quite partial to an English muffin with mine
Last time I looked Ulster was still one of the four provinces of Ireland.
Just a little friendly banter, don't get the underpants in a twist
Micks right though?
Why is that then? Where's the right or wrong?
Ulster is a part of Ireland?
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Thats where the joke lay...but how dare I joke about policital affairs  |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"Fry? I prefer the Ulster one myself
So you prefer an English breakfast to an Irish breakfast? Although I have to say I'm quite partial to an English muffin with mine
Last time I looked Ulster was still one of the four provinces of Ireland.
Just a little friendly banter, don't get the underpants in a twist
Micks right though?
Why is that then? Where's the right or wrong?
It's called geography I believe...."
Sorry I had to look it up, well spotted |
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"Fry? I prefer the Ulster one myself
So you prefer an English breakfast to an Irish breakfast? Although I have to say I'm quite partial to an English muffin with mine
Last time I looked Ulster was still one of the four provinces of Ireland.
Just a little friendly banter, don't get the underpants in a twist
Micks right though?
Why is that then? Where's the right or wrong?
Ulster is a part of Ireland?
Thats where the joke lay...but how dare I joke about policital affairs "
How is that a joke though? |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"Fry? I prefer the Ulster one myself
So you prefer an English breakfast to an Irish breakfast? Although I have to say I'm quite partial to an English muffin with mine
Last time I looked Ulster was still one of the four provinces of Ireland.
Just a little friendly banter, don't get the underpants in a twist
Micks right though?
Why is that then? Where's the right or wrong?
Ulster is a part of Ireland?
Thats where the joke lay...but how dare I joke about policital affairs "
Anglo Irish political matters aren't allowed be joked about
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It's part of the good Friday agreement |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"Fry? I prefer the Ulster one myself
So you prefer an English breakfast to an Irish breakfast? Although I have to say I'm quite partial to an English muffin with mine
Last time I looked Ulster was still one of the four provinces of Ireland.
Just a little friendly banter, don't get the underpants in a twist
Micks right though?
Why is that then? Where's the right or wrong?
Ulster is a part of Ireland?
Thats where the joke lay...but how dare I joke about policital affairs
Anglo Irish political matters aren't allowed be joked about
..
It's part of the good Friday agreement "
Feck I missed that paragraph, I will read it on full tonight and come back with an apology in the morning while eating my leinster breakfast...  |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"Fry? I prefer the Ulster one myself
So you prefer an English breakfast to an Irish breakfast? Although I have to say I'm quite partial to an English muffin with mine
Last time I looked Ulster was still one of the four provinces of Ireland. "
Always was and always will be one of the four proud provinces of Ireland. |
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