| Catholic vs. Protestant
Posted: 6/19/2009 10:58:12 AM | | Why would I be bothered with convincing you of anything? Proof? Is this a court house? Sorry malasam but I couldnt be bothered in proving anything to anyone. | |
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Posted: 6/19/2009 2:55:23 PM | Can we agree the Malasam is funny. And pretty to boot. If you're going to slander someone floatsum, then you should prove it. You brought it up therefore you should be able to defend your position. I am no huge fan of Big Mickey or Di Vincie Bro. They are entitled to their opinions, even if I think it is a bit silly.
Malasam try this story. I hope you like it.
In the beginning there was Nofear. One the first day he said that Catholics and Protestants can't get along. On the second day Big Mickey said blame the English for the woes of the world. On the third day Divincebro said no no you're wrong it is the Popes fault that the world is in the toliet. On the fourth day cam floatsum, that said that let's look at history for you are both wrong. On the fifth day came a confused American, that got into the mix, and began to pontificate. On the sixth day came a funny woman Marsam, that pointed and laughed at the ridiculousness of it all. On the Seventh day the thread finally ended. | |
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Posted: 6/19/2009 6:12:34 PM | ok gadgetdoc, as you dont know the history I'll offer some proof.
msg 163 floatsum
Sorry malasam but not everything is about you, I was referring to si-denada who later opened a new profile under the user name of happy(somethingorother). Remember her and her little possie that liked to slam everything and everyone that is foreign? She posted in a very similar manner to Big Mickey.
msg 165 big mickey
I've just had a read of the poster Floatsum mentioned's posting history and made note of where she is situated too. I think if anybody takes the time to read her posting history they'll discover what Floatsum says about her to be untrue, she doesn't come across as hateful at all, in fact she seems fun. I'd mail her if I lived closer.
This does look like si-denada more so than grudy tbh, could I be mistaken?
Now have a look at the thread Doyles Night out November 2008, both women are there together ie friends, so I thought grudy was standing up for her friend but is big mickey really si-denada under yet another profile? Thats it, isnt it?
 si-denada has a deep seeded hatred of the English where as grudy just flys of the handle from time to time
Is that the mystery solved? si-denada is back posting as a gay man msg 197 big mickey
I can't understand why you don't like me already gadgetdoc, is it cos I is a man? you do look like one si-denada
Now take a look at the thread So many views msg 21 by big mickey
You'll find that on a forum most posters are not who they try so hard to appear to be.
I've discovered a woman who has three profiles..that's three alter egos!! one is her sister who she hates with a passion, one is 'herself' and the other is a dope who writes on the forums to back up everything either of them post.
She really speaking about herself. gadgetdoc this woman has no real opinion, shes a troll that had profiles deleted by admin because she is not fit to date! | |
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Posted: 6/19/2009 6:41:15 PM | I can't understand why you don't like me already gadgetdoc, is it cos I is a man?
I don't dislike you. I'm sure if we're talking about something else we'd find agreement. I can see your points, but I don't agree with them whole heartedly. I don't date men, as I am sure you don't, but I'd share a beer with you, and defend your right to speak you mind with my life.
Cheers. | |
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Posted: 6/19/2009 6:47:51 PM | Floatsum, I see, I think. Confused American again. So is it a he or a she, or an it? I don't speak Galiec therefore, it is as good to me as Martian.
If it is a she, I would suggest that she not try so hard. People tend to like the real person. And if a she, why not post as a she and post a picture? My poor head is spinning.
Thanks for defending your position. That is all I ever ask, of anyone. | |
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Posted: 6/19/2009 6:56:39 PM | | He, she or it? I have no idea, technically I suspect its a she but what I do know it will always try to start fights, twist what you say, speak poorly about anyone who's not Irish and take whatever she can out of context. As I said a troll. | |
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Posted: 6/20/2009 12:17:02 AM | As you well know from being barred previously big mickey the mods will spot you as soon as you report anyone and bar you again so please do report me, I publicly accuse you of being a troll and si-denada and probably a lot more profiles too. Get a life.
Anyone else in here think si-denada actually is a man? | |
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Posted: 6/20/2009 7:28:37 AM | Runs to the Swiss.
I try to be honest in my dealings with all people. Well Big Mikey, if you are female that is what I favor. | |
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Posted: 6/21/2009 1:46:06 AM | BigMikey.....your a lady? Oh dear, all my fantasies of you and your 'big Mickey' have been thrown to waste.
Or perhaps your name sake is what your looking for........an man with a nice big mickey, or maybe your name is micheal and your a big country farmer kindda man??? | |
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Posted: 6/21/2009 6:23:11 PM | | So you are a girl. Good then. Since you're a girl I could be a very bad boy with you. | |
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Posted: 6/21/2009 9:33:20 PM | I have been reading the posts on here and I would like to have a say...I am an American of Irish decent...I have been told the stories of the ra and what happend in history...but I must say please dont listen to everything you hear on the news about Americans being all that violent to eachother...I do belive that every country has their problems...but most Americans are kind and loving people that would do anythig to help their neighbor weather they live next door or the next street or the next country.
We are not happy as a people about what is happening in Iraq or Iran or Afganistan we too want peace and love in our country and in the world | |
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Posted: 6/22/2009 3:32:44 PM | | I'd choose Malsam too. Big Mickey, You can assume that you're better then me. It doesn't bother me. I know what my accompishments are. Learn rethtoric, and you and I can talk like adults. | |
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Posted: 6/28/2009 2:24:55 PM | | Not all of us carry guns in America. Like the rest of the world, there are always those bad apples in every town, village, country. Should it matter if your Catholic or Protestant, Irish or American, aren't we all the same inside? Maybe not. | |
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Posted: 7/22/2009 7:08:36 AM |
Should it matter if your Catholic or Protestant, Irish or American, aren't we all the same inside?
Truest thing ever said.
Unfortunately, many don't believe it, as should be obvious from this thread. | |
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Posted: 7/31/2009 7:33:33 AM | I've just come back from Northern Ireland and will be visiting again in three weeks time.
It didn't change my views on the constitutional question (pro-Union) but it moderated my views somewhat. No matter what nationalists might wish, unionists aren't just going to go away. It's now up to unionists to show that Catholics are welcome in Northern Ireland. Making them feel welcome at their parades and disbanding the paramilitaries would be a start. Unfortunately there isn't the political will for that over there. The problems that NI has are not that dissimilar to other parts of the UK, they just come in different packaging. | |
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Posted: 7/31/2009 12:48:41 PM | | This issue should not exist anymore. The whole divide of this country has done nothing but hold us all back and painted the image of blood thirsty savages in Ireland and/or Northern Ireland. I'm an atheist myself and have many Catholic and Protestant friends as well as Spiritualists, Wiccans etc. and i would never hold their religious preference or beliefs against them. We should all be free to go where ever we like in this country without the fear of being attacked just because of what kind of church you attend or which area you are from. I have been to so many countries where they hear my accent and the first thing they ask me is 'how bad it is in Ireland'. Even had this in parts of England and Wales too. I don't think we should forget our past, but we all have to move on from this bigotry, there is absolutely no need for it anymore. | |
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Posted: 8/1/2009 7:23:02 PM | | ^^^^I think someone is agruing with themselves. It could be entertaining. | |
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Posted: 8/2/2009 12:01:21 PM |
In Ireland's history, the people of the north (Ulster, and yes, not all of Ulster is in N. Ireland) have always been "at odds" with people of the south (i.e. the rest of Ireland in the other three provinces). One of the oldest stories, "The Cattle Raid of Cooley" involves (how can it be simplified?! ),... involves a major cattle raid instigated by Queen Maebh with the "friendly thighs" against the King of Ulster. She wanted his bull (just the bull -- no by products). Anyway, there are many stories within the "Cattle Raid of Cooley", and it shows that the Ulster Irish and the other Irish have since before written history been "at odds" with each other. If it's not for one reason, it'll be for another reason.
The "battle" is more like native vs not-so-native Irish. Native Irish are popularly considered to be Roman Catholic, whereas the new interlopers (the Vikings, Anglo-Normans, Scottish and English) are non-native and/or "Protestant". The boundaries aren't as clear as people would like them to be.
I'm sorry "Ulster Born" but I have to call you on this post; it is a complete misrepresentation of the historical background to the Troubles. | |
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Posted: 8/5/2009 4:16:29 AM | I can't decide if I'm flattered or scared that you are so dying to meet me but unfortunately my time is precious and cannot be wasted on one who first appeared with a bulbous nose, then a bulbous 'ahem' lunchbox and now just plain bulbous. As I said to one of your 'friends' recently, had I been a man, I wouldn't ride you into battle. That might indicate to you that our coffee date is not to be.
Ask Cartoonloon, he lives near me and you like him, you could get the essense of one who lives on the northside of Dublin without the agro of wondering who the burly lady is with the rangers shirt on. I could ask Liam Cunningham to join you perhaps, he lives near and I know his wife Colette. | |
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