the ferocious wild cat :rolleyes: that been terrorising the countryside has been reported in the cavan area.
just wondering anybody know anyone whos seen it ?
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the ferocious wild cat :rolleyes: that been terrorising the countryside has been reported in the cavan area.
just wondering anybody know anyone whos seen it ?
Sylvo's just back from that part of the world, you don't think he might be ... :eek:Quote:
Originally Posted by the 12 th man
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Originally Posted by Pat O' Banton
not unless he is covered in black fur and enjoys chasing after farmers!!!!! :D
When did you meet him? :DQuote:
Originally Posted by the 12 th man
well i have been known to go to cavan of a night in search of pussy ;)
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Originally Posted by Pat O' Banton
Listen before you go working on the script for ''American werewolf in Cavan'' just don't be dragging me into it, That yoke was being spotted in Monaghan last week anyway going around killing sheep and being a pain in the ass. Bet it is'nt as scary a sight as that Cavan performance was in Extra time on sunday for the good people of the Breffni county. :eek: :mad:. Anyway these people that have seen this yoke, they did'nt see him while leaving the disco in the White horse hotel in Cootehill @ about 3am after a few to many sip's of the ould jungle juice.
:cool:
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Originally Posted by the 12 th man
I can handle the badly drawn boy remarks and the osama one's, as well as the one's about being in the Dubliner's when i go my couple of errr week's without shaving, but this :eek, mind you 12th ma man, on my trip's up to Cavan to see the relation's and freind's i'm normally to banjaxed to chase after anything. After some of that Breffni hooch i brought back in a 7up bottle from one of my last trip's i ain't surprised this cat yoke is being seen. It's not a pink coloured cat is it. ;) :D
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Originally Posted by sylvo
bearing the above in mind.
just thinking if you were to borrow your grannies old fur coat and were caught short in a country lane in cavan or monaghan on a dark night.
you could have been running through a field to get to the ditch to relieve yourself and someone spotted you as you assumed the position (similar to all
fours) and bang,an urban legend is born :D
my god there is a blast from the past, i did that place once, quite an experience i can tell you.Quote:
Originally Posted by sylvo
Round here there is the infamous "Surrey Puma"! :p
Once the police flew over a neighbouring town in a helicopter telling all residents to stay inside because it had been sighted in a local field! :D
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Originally Posted by liam88
that one was definitely sylvo!!!!!!!!! :D ;)
That was an episode of CSI.Quote:
Originally Posted by the 12 th man
Shown last Monday I think.
Yer not far wrong there, lot's of mad kid's banjaxed on alco pop's, thing that i remember about the last time I was there was the DJ playing a rave version of old McDonald had a farm, :cool: , Max were you there that night. :cool:Quote:
Originally Posted by max power
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Originally Posted by Peadar
didnt copy it ....never heard of that programme.........
i swear....... :D
[QUOTE=the 12 th man]bearing the above in mind.
just thinking if you were to borrow your grannies old fur coat
Fur coat's noooo way 12th, I belive in being nice to animal's be them domestic pet's, farm animal's or wild cat's doing a George w Bush impression by running around other people's land killing and destroying thing's, :eek:
Have they found this cat yet, cause I have thought from the very start that this cat only appear's to people after they've had a few bad glasses of Breffni moonshine. A Cousin told me there was a not to good batch going around, I reckon that's where the cat come's in. :eek:
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Originally Posted by sylvo
can anybody honestly say that they have drunk a bellyful of real moonshine and survived it,i mean a skinfull-not a sip or two like we have all had.?
btw,ive seen a photo in the paper of the cat,its exactly like any normal household moggy standing in a field :eek:
so what was all that about then ?
I think the tops I had would have been four or five equivalents of a short. You know, do it to show that your da man who can hold his liquor :rolleyes: , bit stupid really as I was in a pub at the time and could have actually drank something that I enjoyed the taste of.Quote:
Originally Posted by the 12 th man
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Originally Posted by Pat O' Banton
ah,i see,the ould coke bottle full of truth syrum under the table job..........nice one.....ill bet the publican was impressed ;)
If only that subtle, standing at the bar and pouring it into a glass whenever the barmans back was turned. The thing was the pub was empty and there was enough dark corners and two beer garden type things to go to. Oh well it all added to the sense of danger :rolleyes:Quote:
Originally Posted by the 12 th man
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Originally Posted by Pat O' Banton
This were'nt last in the Mother Redcapp's in the Archway, it's no wonder you had to go home early. :(
Only once have i seen someone get stuck into it, and that was on a train going to Zagreb for an Ireland match, one of the lad's brought a bottle over with him and after all the can's had run out :eek: , out came this bottle. The mate of our's who over indulged in it spent the rest of the trip totally Shane McGowan'ed, bad idea but he would'nt listen.Quote:
Originally Posted by the 12 th man
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Originally Posted by sylvo
its amazing the amount of guys that do this,they could be seen at euro 2004 as well,go to all the trouble of getting there,the dosh,the grief off yer missus......yeh know what i mean ;) ,and then they sleep :eek: through the match
that they have travelled over to watch.