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Deep dive on terminology: The name Britain goes back to Ptolemy, or at least an early form of the word (Pretannia). Initially it referred to the island but then it only referred to Roman occupied territories (England and Wales) and not to Scotland (Caledonia). Previous to Britain, Aristotle...

No wonder it calls it all the “British Isles”. May as well call us “Southern Ireland” instead while they’re at it (again).

Though let’s face it, not a political party but an MI5 of moles would be the most appropriate.

A military junta of moles

Which estate because up by the mint was one of the roughest estates in the area. There was a lad in there who tried to burgle my mate’s house while they were at a funeral and later found fame by pushing a homeless guy under a bus on Dawson St. There’s already a Dundrum Shopping Centre in the...

What - the huge shopping centre in Ireland mostly made up of British brands?

I can’t remember where @Deadmanposting was ranting about the Irish being obsessed with the Brits and their culture but apparently we are at the point where we need inspirational quotes from David Cameron in the toilet.

I think the minimum charge for a debt collector to make a call is €800 so they would be losing a lot of money by sending in a debt collector for €50 of tax.

I didn’t even get as far as customs charges there a few minutes ago. Saw a second hand book dealer advertise a book I’ve been looking for on Instagram. Clicked through, £30 for it but a decent price. Add to cart, it adds £25 for shipping via Royal Mail!

I get what you mean. He’s like a racist taxi driver who loves a hood natter. He can get fucked though.

I was just about to mention that. Fucking hell.

Ugh, gross, this almost humanises her!

That can’t be real?

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hobson%27s_choice.

Is he the one who makes cheeses?

The Return… is such a good album!

She’ll stop importing Russian cheese in retaliation.

Soup is for cunts!

Alternative cutlery (fish knives, dessert forks, etc.) were introduced as a way of selling more silver ware to posh people and table etiquette evolved out of that.

It's not just that, it's a supply issue. My uncle works in construction and he was telling me that you can't get steel for love nor money for weeks at a time. He bought a load of steel that he didn't need at a price higher than he would have normally paid because the alternative was someone else...