@gidonsaar@grok in this melodramatic post, am I reading it correctly that Israel are the nazis and Ireland are still Ireland? I don't think I'm following the minister's messaging
@grok@Liveshow730@rtenews Thank you. So, is it like accepting simple answers to very complex questions because you don't fully understand what's going on? If you believe one lie it's more likely that you'll believe the next one
@ChrisPh69142503@HeadLenn@JeffEisenband Man cards aren't a thing Chris. I think it's probably something your mummy gave you when you were being teased for having big bitch titties.
@Collydog409@BPINewsOrg I'm sure he's heard heckles plenty of times over his 15 or more years whining his way to 5 majors. The personal and offensive nature of their remarks is probably a new experience though. It's about respect. Scum
@BenjaminKayser Hi Benjamin, during commentary in a Top14 game last season you used a French phrase to describe when players improvise or do something genius. It was a great phrase but I can't remember what it was! Help!
@offtheball GAA is more professional than a helluva lot of professional sports across the globe. Players need incredible drive and desire to put their lives on hold to represent. All for free. Apart from the lads opening gyms and coffee shops all over Dublin obviously!
@PureRogue369@Rugby_Scoop O'Mahony's jibe to Cane was said during a grapple in the middle of the game. Ioane's was a bit tactless and over indulgent. There's a distinction between the two. Not defending, IRL need a few more "c*nts" like him. Too much spit n polish and not enough piss n vinegar nowadays!
@gjdeacon "... every final" should've given you the crucial insight before you heaved up that bile. They're in finals. They're in contention. In future, think before you paw the keyboard you mouth breather
@EwanMacKenna There's one important distinction though, Casper. He's had an impressive career, whereas people that meet you are always impressed by just how unimpressive you are!! 😉