Should be fun...

Dilzybhoy why don't you come over to Belfast, or why not come over in the future for the next Old Firm game. I remember 6 chaps came over for one a while back.....

Hardened weegie (Glaswegian) Republicans with family ties to Northern Ireland. Over they came, thinking it'd be great to watch the match in Ballymurphy. Wearing their Celtic shirts and green/white/gold scarves they stroll mightly into a pub, a pub where they 'belong'. Being in NI, do what the Northern Irish (didnt say either side there did i :D) do... have a Guiness.... "6 pints of Guiness please bartender" (poetic license). They get their drinks and take their seats for what should be orgasmic, an Old Firm game in a Ballymurphy pub. The match starts, half time comes. One of the 6 Scottish Irish Republicans goes to the gents, "alright pal, enjoying the game?" other patron "don't fùcking speak to me ya Brit bâstard". Scottish Irish Republican returns to his mates in shock... "i just got called a Brit", "By who, knock his cùnt in"...... "by me, you Brit bastards" - over walks a 'real' Irish Republican... and so do his mates. "You 6 Brits have got 30 seconds to get out...", 6 Scottish Irish Republicans are in shock... they are die hard Celtic fans, they know all the words to the Soldier Song and can say "Our time will come" in Gaelic.... "We aren't British"... "Aye you are, get out"......

It came as a shock to these 6 Scottish Irish Republicans.... what was going on..... the fact they are from Scotland means they clearly are Scottish and like them, idiots like Dilzybhoy need to stop pretending they understand Northern Ireland, they do not.

Hopefully Dilzybhoy will never be stupid enough to genuinely believe his claims and visit places in Northern Ireland that no Brit should without someone on sharkwatch or their own sidearm, else Dilzybhoy and anyone else might find themselves with puncture wounds courtesy of knives and a few knocks about the head courtesy of a number of boots like the 6 Scottish Irish Republicans did when they thought they would come "home".

Does anyone else think he might be Robert Burns?

They seem to share a desire to spell things phonetically; at least Burns had an excuse...

"6 pints of Guiness please bartender" (poetic license).

So far I've seen one, * one, semi-coherant post on this site.

Mature,

It would seem you have no response to my post, can i take it then that you do not want to come and visit sunny Belfast and go for a drink with your mates down the Short Strand?

Try Current Affairs.

Well unfortunately, I was kind of drawn to this thread by one of your fellow fooktards.
I'll be quite honest boys. I dread to think whit you daft bawbags might think about current affairs.
Prejaduced possibly, but I've seen enough so far, to know not to go digging too deep into this vileness.

An' whit's wrang wi' ma diction.

If you didn't get my original point you are fairly dim, and as i pointed out in my first post - family ties to NI don't make a difference. I'm sure the wider ARRSE users do have you sussed as misguided at best.

I suppose you often plan attacks on St. Patricks barracks - i am assuming you know what this place is and exactly where it is in relation to the Seven Towers leisure centre, again i'm sure you know what place is reffered to by some as the "seven towers".

I hope that this is the beginning of the winning of tha peace

We're not all "boys" on this site, Dilzybhoy! I'll pass on your "fooktards" comment as I'm supping vodka and am feeling quite mellow and charitable. I'm glad to see you're intelligent and broadminded enough to be able to pass judgement on a site membership of nearly 9,000 by merely reading one thread of one forum. As for dreading to think what we may think about Current Affairs, you have the option of reading the forum, finding out and debating issues or living within your own mind and thereby drawing your own worthless conclusions.

Dilzybhoy,

From your "Rebel Rambling" - i'm guessing you mean armchair rebel, i know 6 year olds that are more rebel than you.. pity about the Irish Sea being in the way - else im sure you'd be out there fighting for what you believe in, throwing bricks at my colleagues etc.


What exactly do you mean by 'winning' the peace? How does one win peace from terrorism.

The 'Terrorist' lives for terror, not for the 'cause' he tells himself and others he fights for.

Funny how you never see dilzybhoy and monserrat logged on together...

Ahh conspiracy.
Whit's wrang? Someone else not toe the "ARmy" line.