OSF call P.ie owner a 'wisard'

[CookieMonster]

Oh dear, in a modern context "little Dutch boy George plugs dykes" isn't quite as innocent as I intended it to be. Tabloidtastic!

[RBinge]

OSF? Would that be Official Sinn Féin? Or Sinn Féin (Gardiner Place)? Or The Workers' Party?

[David Cochrane]

Eh, Ógra Shinn Fein.

Can't forget that 'H' - lots of people got upset last time, lots.

[Darren Mac an Phríora]

Me thinks the Shinners were conscious of their surroundings in having their protest outside a Northern Bank.

[CookieMonster]

Me thinks the Shinners were conscious of their surroundings in having their protest outside a Northern Bank.

You mean the wee shinners.

[Coles]

Me thinks the Shinners were conscious of their surroundings in having their protest outside a Northern Bank.

What do you mean? Are you attempting to make a reference to the Northern Bank 'Robbery'?

[Sonny O'Neill]

Eh, Ógra Shinn Fein.

Can't forget that 'H' - lots of people got upset last time, lots.

Well, it's all to do with correct grammar ... sorrey, grammer... I think. What the call the Genitive Case.

[Sonny O'Neill]

OSF? Would that be Official Sinn Féin? Or Sinn Féin (Gardiner Place)? Or The Workers' Party?

Yeh, Moderators should be tougher on misuse of acronyms. I thought it was the Office of ************************e Furniture.

[Kf]

Wisard is a compounded dual etymological word.

Part English and part Irish, its components parts are wis(e) and ard (high). The meaning being someone who is very clever.

Wisard - a very clever person.

[Darren Mac an Phríora]

Me thinks the Shinners were conscious of their surroundings in having their protest outside a Northern Bank.

What do you mean? Are you attempting to make a reference to the Northern Bank 'Robbery'?

Heaven forbid!!!

You see where I am going with this???