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Hey everyone just realised I should have posted here first....

Stumbled across this site and thought I would join up..... great content

Looking forward to becoming a contributing member

PS any other Irish people here???

'allo! :hi:

Hey there, welcome to the site. This is a great place to hang around and do be active.

No M8, I believe you would be our first Irishman..! We have some UK guys, a Scot, an Italian, and some others, but you'd be our first Irish guy...I'd hope you'd stick around man, tell us about where you're from, talk about a few topics, share some pics of where you live...Thanks for joining our community M8, don't be a stranger..!

Welcome,
A

Welcome welcome! We hope you find this to be a wonderful home away from home; a place where you can let your hair hang down...

Enjoy your stay!

hey dude what's shakin...

enjoy the place and welcome...

Thanks for the warm welcome guys

Welcome! It is great to have an Irishman here! you get out what you put in...the more active you are here the more you'll like the site!

I'm not from Ireland.... but I've been known to tip back a pint or two at "the Black Rose" (Roisen Dubh) in Boston whenever I go there. This usually results in singing such nonsense as the following with whatever band happens to be playing that night and chatting with many a fine lass from the Emerald Isle. I can't help it, I love the accent....

7 old ladies

chorus
Oh dear what can the matter be?
Seven old ladies locked in the lavatory
They were there from Sunday to Saturday
Nobody knew they were there ...repeat chorus after each verse

They said they were going to chat with the Vicar
They went in together they thought it was quicker
The lavatory door was a bit of a sticker
And the Vicar had tea alone

The first was a wife of the Deacon of Dover
Always was known as a bit of a rover
She passed out in the ladies napkin disposal
And nobody knew they were there

The next old lady was dear Mrs. Bickles
Found herself in a bit of a pickle
Locked out of the stalls for she hadn't a nickel
And nobody knew they were there

The next was the Bishop of Chichester's daughter
She couldn't wait so she used the basin
Unaware it was the basin a pope had washed his face in
And nobody knew they were there

The next old lady was Abigail Humphery
Who settled in and made herself comfy
Tried to get up but couldn't get her bum free
And nobody knew they were there

The next old lady was Elizibeth Spender
Was doing all right 'til her vagrant suspender
Got all twisted up in her feminine gender
And nobody knew they were there

The last was a lady named Jennifer Tripp
She couldn't wait, couldn't wait to get started
But when she sat down she only farted
And nobody knew they were there

6 posts, and you're already serenading him..? /laugh.gif" style="vertical-align:middle" emoid=":lol:" border="0" alt="laugh.gif" />