Irish? Country Life??? Effin Irish?!?!? I THINK NOT!!!! Aaaaaccccchhhhhh-ppphhhhuuuuuttttt
Umm ok, It's British butter, my mistake. I've tasted it, it tastes pretty good.
I've tasted Irish butter and that tastes pretty good also.
Lydon was born to Irish immigrants btw, so is he even a valid spokesman for
British butter?
Hope I don't make that mistake when I move to England and ask for Irish Country Life butter, wouldn't want to get spit on my face, I won't mention my Irish ancestors either.
Hope I don't make that mistake when I move to England and ask for Irish Country Life butter, wouldn't want to get spit on my face, I won't mention my Irish ancestors either.
I think WeeJeem was just being funny and don't worry about your Irish ancesters, everyone has some .
Remember, if you're lucky enough to be Irish, you're lucky enough
I am talking about young people (I didn't mean "kids", as in teenagers) who spend all day hanging out on the streets drinking and taking drugs. I think that if they were happy, fulfilled people with a sense of self-worth, they wouldn't be there. A person from a happy, loving home doesn't behave like that. And by happy and loving home I don't mean wealthy and "respectable".
Best,
Mrs. T
Ah, it was the word 'kids' that threw me. I kind of agree, but also wouldn't want to question someone else's lifestyle too much. I don't necessarily think it's very much more fulfilling sitting in an office and saving your drinking for the weekend.
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Ah, it was the word 'kids' that threw me. I kind of agree, but also wouldn't want to question someone else's lifestyle too much. I don't necessarily think it's very much more fulfilling sitting in an office and saving your drinking for the weekend.
Yes, sorry about that, kids wasn't the best choice of words.
I find what you just said interesting, about not questioning someone else's lifestyle.
Do you mean questioning as in judging? if you do, then I'd agree with you, walk a mile in another man's shoes, and all that, but question? I like to question things, this kind of behaviour is marginal and I'm curious to know how people end up living like that.
Mrs. T
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Yes, sorry about that, kids wasn't the best choice of words.
I find what you just said interesting, about not questioning someone else's lifestyle.
Do you mean questioning as in judging? if you do, then I'd agree with you, walk a mile in another man's shoes, and all that, but question? I like to question things, this kind of behaviour is marginal and I'm curious to know how people end up living like that.
Mrs. T
A good start may be to watch Boudu Saved from Drowning.
Hahaha, you must be joking. Seriously, I can assure you that many of those young people will grow up to be very happy, very fulfilled people and I can also assure you that many, many of them come from happy and loving and above all _tolerant_ and _respectful_ families.
I am talking about young people (I didn't mean "kids", as in teenagers) who spend all day hanging out on the streets drinking and taking drugs. I think that if they were happy, fulfilled people with a sense of self-worth, they wouldn't be there. A person from a happy, loving home doesn't behave like that. And by happy and loving home I don't mean wealthy and "respectable".
Best,
Mrs. T
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Hahaha, you must be joking. Seriously, I can assure you that many of those young people will grow up to be very happy, very fulfilled people and I can also assure you that many, many of them come from happy and loving and above all _tolerant_ and _respectful_ families.
Hi Tilia, that's quite an affirmation, you sound like you have personal experience with this, I'd like to hear more, can you elaborate?