So you were shooting down the (implied) suggestion of pre-emptive legislation by being humorous. Hmm. Where could I possibly have got the idea that you were laughing at me/ the idea I proposed from...
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So you were shooting down the (implied) suggestion of pre-emptive legislation by being humorous. Hmm. Where could I possibly have got the idea that you were laughing at me/ the idea I proposed from...
Seeing as you have remembered a perceived slight all this time, did not mention it in the thread at the time and still cannot accept when I say I was not poking fun at you, then I say take your pick from the following possibles.Quote:
Originally Posted by Irwin3
a. Cynicism, taking the worst possible meaning.
b. Oversensitivity to perceived criticism.
c. Hypersenstivity to perceived reprimand.
d. You like holding grudges.
e. You are perfect and no shadow of doubt should ever be cast upon your judgements.
Attack the post, not the poster. Is that not the unwritten rule for a discussion forum?
I'm not a goldfish. I can remember my last post on a topic when new information is brought to my attention and I make my next post.
Have fun with your psycho-babble. I only deal with the facts of a situation, i.e. what a poster actually writes, rather than making up baseless speculation about them from the comfort of my keyboard in an attempt to discredit them and make myself look good.
And we come full circle as you cannot refute that this is indeed an attempt to laugh at me. Maybe point that psychoanalytic finger of yours at yourself next time.
Do you work for the English FA?Quote:
Originally Posted by BonnieShels
Well he certainly doesn't work for the IFA.
No. Qatar's.Quote:
Originally Posted by Paddy Garcia
:eek:
That is the dream job. one day. one day.Quote:
Originally Posted by Charlie Darwin
Bloody Protestants, always get together! :DQuote:
Originally Posted by BonnieShels
In that case your knowledge of Irish nationality law with not only be useless, it will be an impediment.Quote:
Originally Posted by BonnieShels
Any knowledge would be an impediment in that case.
But, Bonnie has just stated that knowledge (of Irish nationality law) is a requirement in his job, he doesn't claim to have acquired such knowledge.
Exactly, it was a requirement of my job not to turn up drunk, and to wear trousers every day. Ha!
And, dare we mention,
that's it's a requirement of the job not to log onto discussion boards.
I've managed, somehow to avoid logging on during the day. Killed with the busy.Quote:
Originally Posted by geysir
The requirement isn't as in-depth as it was first mooted. Pretty annoyed.
http://www.independent.ie/breaking-n...s-3323445.html
so NB only fits into 8% of the population.
Interesting that more people in Northern Ireland consider themselves "Northern Irish Only" or "British & Northern Irish Only", than those who consider themselves "Irish Only".
What's all that got to do with us continuing to nick your best players?Quote:
Originally Posted by Not Brazil
Which of our "best players" have you "nicked"?Quote:
Originally Posted by as_i_say
Well we tried to nick Kyle Lafferty early in his career but decided against it cos he was crap.Quote:
Originally Posted by Not Brazil
Quote:
Originally Posted by as_i_say
Oh.....right.
I think Kyle Lafferty might just have "decided against" your imaginary approaches, had they ever happened.
Well, they are a majority, albeit on the basis of an enforced situation.Quote:
Originally Posted by Not Brazil
As for 'nicking' players, had they been bothered, Duffy, Gibson & McClean would all have been selected.