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Old 15-01-2010, 08:04 PM
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Finglas
> was hit badly by the floods over the weekend. Victims were seen
> wandering around aimlessly muttering ' Whaas da bleeeding Story ?'
> 'aaaaaawright bud' and 'fuuuucksake'.
> The flooding decimated the area causing approximately 30 euro worth of
> damage. Several priceless collections of mementos from Benidorm and
> Santa Pon...sa were damaged beyond repair. Three areas of historic burnt
> cars were destroyed. Many locals were woken well before their welfare
> cheque arrived.
> RTE News reported that hundreds of resident were confused and
> bewildered, still trying to come to the terms with the fact that the
> damage had not been caused by illegal means.
> One resident : Alexis Crystal Duffy, a 15 year old mother of 5 said 'It
> was such a F***in shock, me little wan Chardonnay Mercedes cem runnin
> inta me bedruem cryin, Me youngisst two Tyler Morgan an Megan Brooklyn
> slept tru ih all. But I was bleeedin shaken watchin F***in Rikki Laaake
> in da mornin'
> Apparently though, looting, muggings and incidental crime did carry on
> as usual. The Irish Red Cross has so far managed to ship 4,000 crates
> of Strongbow, Dutch Gold, Frozen Pizzas, and John Player Blue to the
> area to help stricken locals.
> Rescue workers are still searching through the rubble and have found
> large quantities of personal belongings, which include Welfare Books
> and Jewellery including thousands of Sovereign Rings, many large
> Medallions and Hash Leaf Shaped earrings from Elizabeth Duke at Argos
> also Fine Bone China from Tommy's Wonderland of Value.
> This Appeal is to raise money for food and clothing Parcels for those
> unfortunate enough to be caught up in this disaster. Clothing is most
> sought after, items most needed include:
> Fake Burberry or Kappa Baseball Caps
> Hoodies (any type)
> Tommy Hilfiger Tracks Suits (his and hers)
> Nike/Adidas Shell Suits (female)
> White Donnay Sports Socks Rockport Boots (and any other items usually sold in TK Maxx)
> Anything from Magic or Unique
> Food Parcels may be harder to come by as refrigeration may be a problem, but are needed all the same.
> Required Foodstuffs include:
> McCains Oven Chips
> Heinz Baked Beans
> Goodfellas Frozen Pizzas
> Coke/Fanta
> Strongbow Cider
> Smirnoff Ice
> John Player Blue 15s
> And Remember That Your Cash Contribution Also Counts !!!
> Just 22c buys a biro for filling in the compensation forms and Bookies slips
> Just 5 euro buys chips, crisps and blue fizzy drinks for a family of 9
> Only 6 euro will pay for a packet of 20 Major to calm the nerves of those affected.
> Thank You Very Much For Your Help.
>
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Old 22-01-2010, 06:33 PM
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Hi Suzieq
Finglas in a nutshell. Dublin wit at it's best . Without taking anything from the great people of Finglas ( i have a sister in Valley Park ) and i come from Whitehall , i can relate to your brilliant sense of humour. Well done, and thanks for kickstarting our weekend with a good laugh and here's hoping the wine will keep it going.
Joe
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Hi Suzieq
Finglas in a nutshell. Dublin wit at it's best . Without taking anything from the great people of Finglas ( i have a sister in Valley Park ) and i come from Whitehall , i can relate to your brilliant sense of humour. Well done, and thanks for kickstarting our weekend with a good laugh and here's hoping the wine will keep it going.
Joe
Great Suzie well done
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Old 22-01-2010, 07:33 PM
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Hi Suzieq
Finglas in a nutshell. Dublin wit at it's best . Without taking anything from the great people of Finglas ( i have a sister in Valley Park ) and i come from Whitehall , i can relate to your brilliant sense of humour. Well done, and thanks for kickstarting our weekend with a good laugh and here's hoping the wine will keep it going.
Joe
Got that in a PM on facebook from one of our forum members - very funny it is too.
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Finglas
> was hit badly by the floods over the weekend. Victims were seen
> wandering around aimlessly muttering ' Whaas da bleeeding Story ?'
> 'aaaaaawright bud' and 'fuuuucksake'.
> The flooding decimated the area causing approximately 30 euro worth of
> damage. Several priceless collections of mementos from Benidorm and
> Santa Pon...sa were damaged beyond repair. Three areas of historic burnt
> cars were destroyed. Many locals were woken well before their welfare
> cheque arrived.
> RTE News reported that hundreds of resident were confused and
> bewildered, still trying to come to the terms with the fact that the
> damage had not been caused by illegal means.
> One resident : Alexis Crystal Duffy, a 15 year old mother of 5 said 'It
> was such a F***in shock, me little wan Chardonnay Mercedes cem runnin
> inta me bedruem cryin, Me youngisst two Tyler Morgan an Megan Brooklyn
> slept tru ih all. But I was bleeedin shaken watchin F***in Rikki Laaake
> in da mornin'
> Apparently though, looting, muggings and incidental crime did carry on
> as usual. The Irish Red Cross has so far managed to ship 4,000 crates
> of Strongbow, Dutch Gold, Frozen Pizzas, and John Player Blue to the
> area to help stricken locals.
> Rescue workers are still searching through the rubble and have found
> large quantities of personal belongings, which include Welfare Books
> and Jewellery including thousands of Sovereign Rings, many large
> Medallions and Hash Leaf Shaped earrings from Elizabeth Duke at Argos
> also Fine Bone China from Tommy's Wonderland of Value.
> This Appeal is to raise money for food and clothing Parcels for those
> unfortunate enough to be caught up in this disaster. Clothing is most
> sought after, items most needed include:
> Fake Burberry or Kappa Baseball Caps
> Hoodies (any type)
> Tommy Hilfiger Tracks Suits (his and hers)
> Nike/Adidas Shell Suits (female)
> White Donnay Sports Socks Rockport Boots (and any other items usually sold in TK Maxx)
> Anything from Magic or Unique
> Food Parcels may be harder to come by as refrigeration may be a problem, but are needed all the same.
> Required Foodstuffs include:
> McCains Oven Chips
> Heinz Baked Beans
> Goodfellas Frozen Pizzas
> Coke/Fanta
> Strongbow Cider
> Smirnoff Ice
> John Player Blue 15s
> And Remember That Your Cash Contribution Also Counts !!!
> Just 22c buys a biro for filling in the compensation forms and Bookies slips
> Just 5 euro buys chips, crisps and blue fizzy drinks for a family of 9
> Only 6 euro will pay for a packet of 20 Major to calm the nerves of those affected.
> Thank You Very Much For Your Help.
>
hello suzie nee smyth, seems it never rains in california.
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whats the smallest country in the world,

the answer will amaze you,tune in tomorrow.
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hello suzie nee smyth, seems it never rains in california.
My surname wasn't smyth tony - you are confusing me with susan smyth on the other forum who hasn't posted in ages i think
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My surname wasn't smyth tony - you are confusing me with susan smyth on the other forum who hasn't posted in ages i think
sorry about that suzie,mea culpa.What part of Finglas are you from ?
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