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    Quote Originally Posted by EvotingMachine0197 View Post
    Shifting.

    Getting a dance and/or kiss/more from the other one.
    Lamping - shifting, but particularly up against a streetlight after a dance.
    Never let the best be the enemy of the good.

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    Quote Originally Posted by ibis View Post
    Lamping - shifting, but particularly up against a streetlight after a dance.
    Sounds uncomfortable.
    "Underneath the lamplight by the barrack gate"

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    Quote Originally Posted by Truth.ie View Post
    "Eenie meenie, Miney mo,
    Catch a n*gger by his toe...." We used to sing this in class at school.
    Sweet jesus.
    I remember sitting down with some friends in UCD cafe, and someone we hadn't seen coming over and saying "are yez not going to sit with me? What am I, black or something?".
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    Never let the best be the enemy of the good.

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    Quote Originally Posted by stewiegriffin View Post
    Ya hoors melt !
    I dont have a clue what it means . My ma used to call me it all the time !
    Was she from Westmeath by any chance?

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    Quote Originally Posted by Gimpanzee View Post
    Good question.

    "She had a flange on her like a wizards sleeve. It was like throwing a sausage down a hallway"
    Ha ha, that's a whole thread on its own....how to suggest a female is below your standards without saying it..I heard that one as "It was liking throwing sausages up O'Connell street!"

    If I had a garden full of mickey's I wouldn't let her look over the wall.

    If she fell into a barrel of mickey's she'd come out sucking her thumb.

    I know, I know, crude and derogatory but funny nonetheless just in their own right.
    We are "they"

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    Mickey Dodger,

    [nun]

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    As a child if my face was dirty I was often referred to as looking like a sick black.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Moogie View Post
    As a child if my face was dirty I was often referred to as looking like a sick black.
    Are you the "boogie man" by any chance?

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    Quote Originally Posted by Oppenheimer View Post
    Ha ha, that's a whole thread on its own....how to suggest a female is below your standards without saying it..I heard that one as "It was liking throwing sausages up O'Connell street!"
    An Irishman resident in Vienna to whom I once talked,put it this way:'It was like throwing a frankfurter up Mariahilferstrasse'.

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    "As tight as a Jew", as my mother referred to me.
    Just 1 gramme of cocaine destroys 4m2 of tropical jungle. Give it up ya selfish b'stards.

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