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the real tragedy is the poor standard of jokes made in reference to the word Tragedy... like this one!Liadain said:I'd say somebody's tractor broke down while patjoe next door was bringing the cows in to milk.
thats ok. i was worried i hadnt actually sent it or something. so aside from the hours of anguish, loss of sleep, missed lectures, sloppy work etc, there's no harm doneLiadain said:I dunno, I think the feelings gone
Not sure if I can go on to be honest
I owe you a pm don't i...sorry i've not answered your last one
needtokill said:I will personally buy a bottle of Buckfast (or something no-alcoholic if you'r a hedger) for whoever describes Dagda as "The Irish Tragedy" on any of the posters for the Tragedy gigs.
Cormcolash said:I'm disappointed. I would have expected words like 'Epic' and 'Crushing' to describe the Dagda. Blistering Heavy just doesn't cut it.
Nah, The STATE PATHOLOGIST JOHN HARBISON took the biscuit for total TITD worship.error type 11 said:How about IRELANDS! ANSWER! TO! TODAY! IS! THE! DAY!
Or maybe blisteringly would have been a better use of grammar
It should be noted that there will also be a free boot to the balls accompanying the above offer...and my toes are pointier than my chin!needtokill said:I will personally buy a bottle of Buckfast (or something no-alcoholic if you'r a hedger) for whoever describes Dagda as "The Irish Tragedy" on any of the posters for the Tragedy gigs.
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