onehundredninetysix·196byglizzyguzzler ring ring, it’s Irish ruleificationView original on piefed.blahaj.zone222Comments12Reply
recursive_recursion piefed.ca1Hide 1 replyFor some reason I remember my family having one of these17Reply
rrambling_lunatic sh.itjust.works1Hide 1 replyI once had a fairly humorous interaction with someone who has DID: "Where am I, what year is it?" "You're in Ireland, it's 2026." "Did you guys reunify yet?" "Alas, no." "FUCK!" It's rather terrifying to come to and have no idea what country you're in but the priorities are correct it seems.13Reply
SSaorSaol replystartrek.websiteThere's a joke about an Irish man in a coma who wakes up decades later. He asks what year it is and all that jazz, before asking: "Tell me, is there still all that sectarian violence between Celtic and Rangers?" "Yeah, unfortunately that's still going on." "That's a shame, but tell me are we still beating them in football?" "Yeah last game we won 1-15 to 2-10"7Reply
Darkassassin07 lemmy.caFor some reason, I picture this being on some military generals desk... Like an Irish version of the Red Telephone (see - In Popular Culture)11Reply
glizzyguzzler replypiefed.blahaj.zoneI’m sure Sean O’Brien was a union man in more ways than one4Reply
glizzyguzzler replypiefed.blahaj.zoneNot necessarily a joke, just a cheeky way of calling for the reunification of Ireland2Reply
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For some reason I remember my family having one of these
I once had a fairly humorous interaction with someone who has DID:
"Where am I, what year is it?"
"You're in Ireland, it's 2026."
"Did you guys reunify yet?"
"Alas, no."
"FUCK!"
It's rather terrifying to come to and have no idea what country you're in but the priorities are correct it seems.
There's a joke about an Irish man in a coma who wakes up decades later.
He asks what year it is and all that jazz, before asking:
"Tell me, is there still all that sectarian violence between Celtic and Rangers?"
"Yeah, unfortunately that's still going on."
"That's a shame, but tell me are we still beating them in football?"
"Yeah last game we won 1-15 to 2-10"
For some reason, I picture this being on some military generals desk...
Like an Irish version of the Red Telephone (see - In Popular Culture)
Open the country. Stop having it be closed.
The cord is going to snag so much on those western peninsulas
I’m sure Sean O’Brien was a union man in more ways than one
Blarney is always on the recieving end :(
Ahh yes, the good republicans as opposed to bad ones in the us.
theres probably a joke in here
Not necessarily a joke, just a cheeky way of calling for the reunification of Ireland