Well I'm off... for a while anyway

**Eire06** · 19/12/2005, 1:33 PM

Originally Posted by sligoman

How was I been cocky? I never mentioned anything about football, that was you

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You were getting cocky in thinking Sligo was a city because you're in the premier league

Originally Posted by Sirhamish

Large umbrella?? Nah, I'll use my trusty walking stick or just charm them away. LOL

I'm sure you'll be fine then SirH as long as you are prepared for the madness...

Ahascragh is a mad place alright made famous by 'Don't feed the gondolas' Tv program, I think I was there too with school for some match or something

**hamish** · 19/12/2005, 1:42 PM

Originally Posted by Eire06

You were getting cocky in thinking Sligo was a city because you're in the premier league

I'm sure you'll be fine then SirH as long as you are prepared for the madness...

Ahascragh is a mad place alright made famous by 'Don't feed the gondolas' Tv program, I think I was there too with school for some match or something

Then you probably met me Eire06 - was that Primary Finals?? Jesus, I know you're young but you're not that young...eh??? No offence by that statement but you'd have been about 10 or 11 to be playing Primary Schools footie.

I was the fellow with the beard running around the place organising things.

**sligoman** · 19/12/2005, 1:47 PM

Originally Posted by Eire06

You were getting cocky in thinking Sligo was a city because you're in the premier league

I've alway's classed Sligo as a city, nothing to do with Rovers been in the premier

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Originally Posted by sirhamish

Yeah, Sligo??? If you want to find it, Eire06, try those rough trade guides to strange places. I hear it's got some connection to Borneo. I found this quote

"A wild place with the constant threat of violence and robbery, The inhabitants display a feral dislike for strangers with aggresive gestures leaving visitors in no doubt about their meaning. Local language contains a limited vocabulary with gestures, hand signs and grunts being the predominant means of communication. Buildings are built using local materials and are a combination of dried mud, stone with wattle roofs. As many as three families reside inside these tiny, one-roomed structures and most buildings have blood-coloured emblems attached - signs in deference to and to appease their local Gods. Tourists are advised to travel there in groups and to employ a friendly (if you can find one) local person equipped with a fire-arm for their protection"

Oh, and I believe Borneo is a wild place too.

http://archives.tcm.ie/sligoweekende.../story6024.asp

LOL

Less of the Sligo abuse Hamish

. Wait til I get home, I'm gonna google everything bad about Athlone/B'Sloe

**Eire06** · 19/12/2005, 1:47 PM

Originally Posted by sirhamish

Then you probably met me Eire06 - was that Primary Finals?? Jesus, I know you're young but you're not that young...eh??? No offence by that statement but you'd have been about 10 or 11 to be playing Primary Schools footie.

I was the fellow with the beard running around the place organising things.

It was when I was in Secondary School and it was a good 10 or so years ago if not more

So no i'm not that young SirH

**Green Army Girl** · 19/12/2005, 1:48 PM

Thanks for all your kind words, and promise ill be back on foot.ie.and hopefully be posting alot of totty.
Grainne xx

**hamish** · 19/12/2005, 2:10 PM

Originally Posted by Green Army Girl

Thanks for all your kind words, and promise ill be back on foot.ie.and hopefully be posting alot of totty.
Grainne xx

We wait in high anticipation for your return, lass. Safe travelling.

**hamish** · 19/12/2005, 2:14 PM

Originally Posted by Eire06

It was when I was in Secondary School and it was a good 10 or so years ago if not more

So no i'm not that young SirH

It was probably a match between St. Cuan's of Castleblakeney and your school. About 10 years ago Castleblaneney's pitch was being upgraded so they probably moved the game to Ahascragh which is only a few miles away.

The only reason I mentioned it, Eire06, is I was also helping to run the girls schools secondary comps. as well at that time

Not being too nosey, seriously.

**hamish** · 19/12/2005, 2:15 PM

Originally Posted by sligoman

I've alway's classed Sligo as a city, nothing to do with Rovers been in the premier:
Less of the Sligo abuse Hamish

. Wait til I get home, I'm gonna google everything bad about Athlone/B'Sloe

Just messin' Sligoman. Have you enough capacity in your computer to hold all the bad stuff about Beeslow and Athlone.

LOL

**sligoman** · 19/12/2005, 2:20 PM

Originally Posted by sirhamish

Just messin' Sligoman. Have you enough capacity in your computer to hold all the bad stuff about Beeslow and Athlone.

LOL

I don't know but I'll sure as hell try

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**hamish** · 19/12/2005, 2:37 PM

Originally Posted by sligoman

I don't know but I'll sure as hell try

Uh-Oh!!

C'mon now Sligoman, get on topic.

This is about the departure of one of our favourites, Green Army Girl.

Bye bye GAG.

**sligoman** · 19/12/2005, 3:36 PM

Originally Posted by sirhamish

Bye bye GAG.

GAG huh? As in gagging is it Hamish?

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**Green Army Girl** · 19/12/2005, 3:58 PM

Originally Posted by sligoman

GAG huh? As in gagging is it Hamish?

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Yeah its all about me. I have to say that was a bad name to pick really bad

**hamish** · 19/12/2005, 4:00 PM

Originally Posted by sligoman

GAG huh? As in gagging is it Hamish?

Now, now, now Sligoman. Let's keep Green Army Girl in mind.

Since you are gagging this might help

http://www.escort-ireland.com/488/An...sh-escort.html

She's pretty ok looking too.

**sligoman** · 19/12/2005, 4:01 PM

Originally Posted by sirhamish

http://www.escort-ireland.com/488/An...sh-escort.html

She's pretty ok looking too.

, feck sake Hamish, this isn't totty watch now,lol.

**hamish** · 19/12/2005, 4:22 PM

Originally Posted by sligoman

, feck sake Hamish, this isn't totty watch now,lol.

Funny though Sligoman, I've come across four such services in Galway city, some in the Midlands.

I thought this caper was illegal???

Ah, tottyland has invaded at least four threads by now. Nothing can stop us

Well, Ken Shabby can, I guess.

**Anto McC** · 19/12/2005, 5:26 PM

Best of luck,Green army girl and safe travelling

**Green Tribe** · 19/12/2005, 6:58 PM

Ah Grainne, all the best, you are coming back I hope? Make sure u get online at some point. And make sure you have a digi camera for the beach, we don't wanna miss out on all that aussie totty...

Thanks for the best wishes, I am happy now, so that's the most important thing.. It's going to be great fun out there during the world cup. Aussies are nice people, down to earth and real friendly, good craic too, you'll have a ball!

ENJOY!!!!!!

We'll miss you.

Take care
xx Julie

**AidoM** · 20/12/2005, 12:09 AM

Originally Posted by Green Army Girl

Thanks for all your kind words, and promise ill be back on foot.ie.and hopefully be posting alot of totty.
Grainne xx

Safe travelling Grainne.

I'm heading for Oz at 6.40 a.m

on St Stephen's Day returning home on 14th January. Going to see the outlaw brother (still criminals there) just north of Sydney. If you PM me details of your trip maybe we could have the first foot.ie Oz meet up

Be sure to come back but at least keep in touch here