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Anthony Watson
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Gavin Sanders
First for original shipfu
Alexander Jones
>We travel the seven seas, selling the finest range of Dutch flags on Earth
Jace Richardson
>now listen you slant eyed gooks, anyone asks if you saw us you tell em' we look like THIS
Juan Young
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Who has the more compelling arguments?
Elijah Hernandez
Peter has a nice doggo with him but Arthur knows Willy Power. I don't know if Peter can compete with the richest man in Killinaskully.
Daniel Morales
Why is it so much effort to get the dole? Do I have to provide evidence I'm looking for employment the first time I go to the dole office?
Joshua Thompson
If you're too lazy to even become a dole scrounger, there isn't much hope for you.
Gabriel Moore
>Peter has a nice doggo with him but Arthur knows Willy Power
Don't forget that Peter is a relative of the legendary Joe Joyce,he has strong Gaelic genes
Are you actually looking for employment or would you only do it so that you can get that sweet,sweet dole money?
Ryan Jones
The latter. I don't actually care about the money that much myself, but my family is basically forcing me to go on the dole.
Ian Butler
I see,I mean it's free money after all
You are not a student I suppose?
Zachary Cook
Not currently.
Jeremiah Diaz
shall be stealing this image
Austin Jenkins
Skipped lunch today and I'm absolutely famished.
Fortnite tonight?
Shouldn't be stealing bad images.
Benjamin Morris
>Fortnite tonight?
Already 2 steps ahead
>absolutely famished.
What are you having tonight?
Zachary Roberts
hello lads, Im planning to visit Ireland soon, and Im wondering if you can give me your thoughts on where I might visit
Cameron Adams
Why Dundalk?
Luke Rodriguez
its near Northern Ireland, and a northern city in general. Just want to cover as much of the country as I can
Lincoln Fisher
>What are you having tonight
Irish stew and cheesecake.
Jordan Reed
Only had one Irish stew in my life
8/10 quality stew desu, meat was a little tough
How long does it take you to prepare this?
Are you taking the ferry?
Samuel Rogers
I looked into trips from manchester/liverpool, too expensive
Leo Stewart
>I looked into trips from manchester/liverpool, too expensive
From the continent
Jacob Rivera
>How long does it take you to prepare this
>you
What did you eat for dinner?
Robert Wright
Why not just go to the north? Not wanting to change your Euros to Pounds?
I don't really see the point in wanting to be near the north either, especially to such a depressing place as Dundalk. You'd be better off going to scenic border county like Sligo or Donegal.
>Just want to cover as much of the country as I can
Good attitude. Ireland's a small country and it's a waste to stay holed up in one place for an entire holiday.
Nolan Cruz
what do you mean?
John Bell
well, if I can keep down expenses as much as possible, staying on the euro would be nice. Donegal seems like it might take to long to reach, but maybe I can go from Galway to Sligo.
Any places you really like?
Evan Hughes
You can take the ferry from France,will cost you about 100 euros,a bit more if you want a cabin
>What did you eat for dinner?
Going to cook a fish now whose English name I don't know,just going to call him Knowledge in honour of a certain salmon
>you
Did you eat out again?
Ryder Johnson
>Any places you really like?
Kerry's nice, both Killarney and Dingle.
There's also a place called Cong just north of Galway. It's the site of not only a lovely castle/hotel but also the ruins of an ancient monastery. It's built on a lake so the scenery around is beautiful too.
Adrian Nelson
>and a northern city in general.
Dundalk isn't a city. It's actually an incredibly depressing town.
Carson Gomez
damn
what about Cavan?
Nicholas Barnes
That's somehow worse. Other than Donegal, the border counties are very bleak places.
Joseph Foster
Cavan has some alright spots but I wouldn't make it a priority.
Logan Parker
>That's somehow worse
How the hell is Cavan worse than Louth?
>Other than Donegal, the border counties are very bleak places
Sligo's good too, if you count it as a border county.
Adam Morris
hmmm
I have nothing against visiting it, but I'll bet the trip up there wont be cheap
Luke Foster
what's so bad about that image? I think it looks great
Jack Martinez
>How the hell is Cavan worse than Louth?
They're both fairly shite. There's very little between them in terms of which is worse.
>if you count it as a border county.
I don't because it's not.
The roads aren't great in Cavan either, so you'd really want to have a reason to go there.
Grayson Ross
>I'll bet the trip up there wont be cheap
Are you driving or relying on the buses and trains?
I should mention that some of the tourist-y places just over the border accept Euros, but I wouldn't count on it as consistent.
>There's very little between them in terms of which is worse
Bullshit. Louth is per capita the most depressing place in the country. Cavan doesn't have much but at least it's not a glorified motorway with an abnormally large crime rate.
>I don't because it's not
I don't either but it's officially counted as a border region for some reason. I guess because it's still close to the border.
Luis Turner
>Are you driving or relying on the buses and trains?
either or. Do you have flixbuses?
Cameron Moore
>Cavan doesn't have much
That's the thing with Cavan though - there's almost nothing there. At least Louth has two incredibly depressing towns and a motorway.
Thomas Flores
>what's so bad about that image
Well it's ok, I guess, though it's a bit dark and blurry, looks like it was scanned.
>image
I thought that liquid was something else for a second...
Wouldn't only the countryside be an improvement over some depressing towns and large road infrastructure?
Carter Butler
Their accents alone are worth the visit
>Do you have flixbuses?
They take very long don't they?
Landon Hughes
>either or
I'd recommend driving if you can due to the state of Ireland's public transport.
>Do you have flixbuses?
Not by the look of it. What's so special about their buses?
The scenery's nice and there's a decent castle. Cavan may have next to nothing but Louth's depressiveness is worse than nothing.
Camden Brown
took a bus to Bologna once and it only took about 2 hours. Never really had a problem with them
John Cook
Ireland's public transport is terrible. You have been warned.
Julian Reyes
Booked one for Vienna because one of my friends is afraid of flying and it will take about 12 hours until we arrive
How was it?
I suppose Bologna is a popular destination with all the students there
Lincoln Sullivan
pretty much your standard bus. Seats arent super comfy, but they'll do in a pinch. Buses were on time when they were supposed to take off. No real complaints
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Daniel Sanchez
Jeanne is a holy virgin do not even dare to think of doing lewd things with her
Hunter Walker
>Jeanne is a holy virgin
Doubt.jpg
Chase Gutierrez
>do not even dare to think of doing lewd things with her
All of the alter characters as lewd though. Pretty sure it is the only reason they exist.
Camden Peterson
>I thought that liquid was something else for a second
Actually what is it supposed to be? An unusually large puddle of drool?
Dominic White
Not after John II was done with her
Jordan Lopez
>An unusually large puddle of drool
Looks a bit too purple for saliva. I'd guess it is some kind of juice.
>Did you eat out again
Nein, this was already cooked so I just had to heat it up. Took about fifteen minutes.
Blake Rodriguez
Sebastian Foster
Don't listen to them user, North Louth is one of the best parts of the country
Brayden Green
Even if I delete it,she will never be virgin again
Evan Wilson
BEGONE THOTS
Justin Collins
Lying is a sin.
If I ever want a top-up for my depression to push me over the edge, I'll go live in Louth for a month.
Asher Harris
What?
Jordan Cooper
>live in Louth for a month
>implying you would survive the week
Jackson Roberts
I am sick of your perfidious Anglo-Lux propaganda discrediting the work of one of God's greatest messengers.
Christopher Reyes
Wow, Maho looks even more autistic than usual in that image.
Carter Lopez
How so?
Kevin Russell
Revenge for all the teutonic imagery found here
Joseph Murphy
Tell me about those brits, Irish lads
William Moore
Trust Poi to post a pic of her that portrays her in a bad way.
Eli Gray
The general North Louth - South Armagh - South Down area is one of the nicest on the island I think. Plus it's convenient to stop by if you're going between Dublin and Belfast, 2 cities anyone should be visiting if they do come here since they're the biggest and it's worth seeing the contrast between the 2. Most depressing thing about here is Sinn Féin support really
Noah Peterson
>Poi
Jordan Watson
>Poi
This better be bait.
Austin Williams
Rusty
Henry Fisher
Jacob Miller
>The general North Louth - South Armagh - South Down area is one of the nicest on the island I think
Are you having a laugh?
>Plus it's convenient to stop by if you're going between Dublin and Belfast, 2 cities anyone should be visiting if they do come here
But they're both shite cities.
Gavin Lewis
You'll come to regret ever making that post.
Who?
>Most depressing thing about here is Sinn Féin support really
Think you mean that is what makes it the best thing. True nationalism as compared to the laissez faire (which is an accurate way of the describing the "muh demographics" ideology) variety seen in the rest of the country.
Gavin Anderson
thank you ireland
Brody Rogers
I still don't understand what was wrong with the picture apart from her wearing a tie.
Your one however has some horrendous edges, a leftover black mark to the left and a strange point on her head.
Jaxon Miller
>Belfast
He already said he didn't want to convert his currency.
>2 cities anyone should be visiting
Hahaha, no.
>North Louth - South Armagh - South Down area is one of the nicest on the island
HAHAHA, God no.
Brody Diaz
Lux-kun, it is time to murder Germans in Fortnite.
We can't forgive them for their past transgressions.
Hudson Nguyen
>Are you having a laugh?
No, the Cooley peninsula, Ring of Gullion and the Mourne Mountains are all nice, scenic areas
>But they're both shite cities.
By international standards yes, but they're still worth visiting ahead of any other urban centre on this island
Mason Hill
>but they're still worth visiting ahead of any other urban centre on this island
That's faint praise.
Ryan Peterson
>By international standards yes
By Irish standards too.
>they're still worth visiting ahead of any other urban centre on this island
Urban centres are shit and shouldn't be prioritized in visiting in the first place. Most other cities and towns in Ireland are more pleasant locations due to their not being worn out, overpopulated post-industrial Victorian nightmares with a penchant for violent crime.
Elijah Moore
deich nóiméad
Or something
>worth visiting ahead of any other urban centre on this island
Limerick,Castlebar,Cork,Galway...
Jacob Clark
True but with that attitude why come to Ireland at all when there better countries to visit?
>Limerick,Castlebar,Cork,Galway...
Dublin and Belfast have more things for tourists to do than those places. The reality is that the west coast can't compete with the east coast
Isaiah Perry
>True but with that attitude why come to Ireland at all when there better countries to visit?
The natural scenery, which you yourself brought up.
>Dublin and Belfast have more things for tourists to do
Yeah like get pickpocketed and be verbally assaulted by the homeless.
>the west coast can't compete with the east coast
Which is why Ireland's Ancient East is still struggling to compete with The Wild Atlantic Way?
Michael Ross
>why come to Ireland at all when there better countries to visit?
I often ask myself the same question when I see tourists in our cities.
>The reality is that the west coast can't compete with the east coast
Only Dubs genuinely believe that. The Atlantic Ocean is vastly superior to the polluted Irish Sea.
Ian Sanders
I already visited England and I want to see the cozy life you guys live. Plus there's some irish background in my family, supposedly
Christopher Ortiz
Schlechtester poster
Austin Brown
>The Atlantic Ocean is vastly superior to the polluted Irish Sea
10/10 post.
>Plus there's some irish background in my family, supposedly
Do you know much about it? Is it related to the flight of the wild geese or is it more recent?
Ayden Brown
I can't belief I got sucked back into War Thunder. Fucking French.
Wyatt Cruz
it was from a long ways back, dont know much about it but my dad insists on it
Lucas Anderson
>french "Tanks"
Top kek
Jordan Evans
Dubs only like the Irish Sea because it connects them with their homeland.
Lincoln Roberts
Find out more if you can. You could be descended by military diaspora or even deposed nobility.
Thomas Moore
>The natural scenery, which you yourself brought up.
But Ireland's scenery is shit since it's mostly low, deforested farmland. In fact, the areas I listed are more mountainous and forested which is why they're nice relative to most of the island. People can get nicer scenery outside of here
>Yeah like get pickpocketed and be verbally assaulted by the homeless.
Dublin and Belfast are pretty safe cities by international standards, you would have to be deluded/sheltered to think otherwise. Plus they still do have more for tourists to do
>Which is why Ireland's Ancient East is still struggling to compete with The Wild Atlantic Way?
Wild Atlantic Way got there first and has been marketed more I think. Dublin still gets the most visitors by a big margin though
Jordan Barnes
>Dublin and Belfast are pretty safe cities by international standards
But unsafe by the standards of the rest of the country.
Julian Kelly
>Ireland's scenery is shit
Spoken like someone entrenched in the pit that is Louth. Take a tour around your own country before spouting such nonsense.
>Dublin and Belfast are pretty safe cities by international standards
Obviously anywhere is safe if you compare it to Detroit and Damascus, by the standards here they're horrible. Why visit an ugly city with tons of criminals when you could visit a nice place without the chance of being shot by a transvestite crimelord?
Nolan Nelson
i-is dublin really that bad?
Oliver Jones
After spending twenty minutes traveling into battle being flummoxed by gentle slopes only to get noscoped at 800m while my shells bounce off everything I'm inclined to agree.
>transvestite crimelord
Now I'm intrigued.
Parker King
Pretty much. It's nothing like other European capitals. It's basically just a big, dirty, ugly, poorly designed town.
Ethan Adams
Certain areas in Dublin are dodgy such as Ballymun or Finglas but anywhere a tourist would go is perfectly fine to visit. As for Belfast, I've never felt threatened walking around the centre of it. It's definitely improved massively since the Troubles
>Spoken like someone entrenched in the pit that is Louth. Take a tour around your own country before spouting such nonsense.
As I've said, the Cooley peninsula is one of the nicest parts of the island and since Louth is small, that makes up a big portion of it. It's a better country. Besides, I'm not saying other counties are shit. Wicklow Mountains and Slieve Bloom Mountains are nice areas
>Why visit an ugly city with tons of criminals when you could visit a nice place without the chance of being shot by a transvestite crimelord?
Because the small increase in probability of facing crime is easily offset by the abundance of extra things to do?
A lot of people outside of Dublin hate it because it gets more attention from the government and outside world. This happens in a lot of countries with their capitals. Hence they badmouth it
Anthony Scott
It's like mini-London, in more ways than one.
Aiden Richardson
>poorly designed town
That would be implying some thought was put into Dublin's layout.