DUP Bigotry

**Green Tribe** · 13/04/2005, 10:14 PM

Eanna, you beat me to it!!!

**Macy** · 14/04/2005, 7:41 AM

Yeah, but just what is your problem with the RAC? And Gay-Lick is just a batty language...

**sylvo** · 14/04/2005, 7:49 AM

Originally Posted by �anna

yes. absolutely top class from Ali G. The look on his face was priceless. The interview with the Orange Order guy was brilliant too:
Ali: Would you marry a Catholic?
OO: Personally, no I wouldn't.
Ali: even if she had her own car?!

Ali G; does you ave music on dis march,
OO; Oh yes, we have lot's of music on our marches,
Ali G; does you ave drums,
OO , oh yes we have lots of drums,
Ali G, Is you like knocking out a drum and bass fing or is you more like speed garage,
OO,

**lopez** · 14/04/2005, 8:51 AM

Originally Posted by kerr's tribe

...Ali G: Would you marry a Catholic?

OO grandmaster or whatever: No, it is against my beliefs

Ali G: Aaah, but what if she was really fit?

OO: No!

Ali G: What if she is one of dem Julies from The Corrs?

**Green Tribe** · 14/04/2005, 2:48 PM

i just wish he had interviewed Big Ian, that would have been a cracker! His BP would have gone through the roof

**$Leon$** · 15/04/2005, 10:04 AM

Originally Posted by Macy

Gotta say never bothered me, just a geographical term. Don't hear Fuji having a go at being part of Australasia...

not the best on the old latin but does't austral mean south?
that would make australasia mean south asia.

**dcfcsteve** · 15/04/2005, 10:51 AM

Originally Posted by $Leon$

not the best on the old latin but does't austral mean south?
that would make australasia mean south asia.

Dunno, but the main theory behind the origins of the name 'Eire' is that it is a derivative of the Gaelic/Celtic word 'iarthar' or 'iar' meaning west.

Interesting to see that Britain was therefore the point of reference used when naming our country....! West Brits indeed !

**$Leon$** · 15/04/2005, 10:55 AM

Originally Posted by dcfcsteve

Dunno, but the main theory behind the origins of the name 'Eire' is that it is a derivative of the Gaelic/Celtic word 'iarthar' or 'iar' meaning west.

Interesting to see that Britain was therefore the point of reference used when naming our country....! West Brits indeed !

you could also say that ireland was the western edge of the known world at the time. i'd imagine the name dates pre discovery of america and that the world is infact round. europe, the middle east and africa were the known world at the time.

**Schumi** · 15/04/2005, 11:12 AM

Originally Posted by dcfcsteve

Dunno, but the main theory behind the origins of the name 'Eire' is that it is a derivative of the Gaelic/Celtic word 'iarthar' or 'iar' meaning west.

I thought �ire was a Celtic goddess.