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Two Millwall fans bump into each other, and one said:
"Where did you get such a great bike?"
The other replied: "Well, I was walking along yesterday minding my own business when a beautiful woman rode up on this bike. She threw the bike to the ground, took off her clothes and said 'take what you want'."
The first Millwall fan nodded approvingly: "Good choice" he said: "The clothes wouldn't have fitted."
"Where did you get such a great bike?"
The other replied: "Well, I was walking along yesterday minding my own business when a beautiful woman rode up on this bike. She threw the bike to the ground, took off her clothes and said 'take what you want'."
The first Millwall fan nodded approvingly: "Good choice" he said: "The clothes wouldn't have fitted."
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That's an old Irish joke. Probably more appropriate to a Celtic fan.Vista_Bhoy wrote:Two Millwall fans bump into each other, and one said:
"Where did you get such a great bike?"
The other replied: "Well, I was walking along yesterday minding my own business when a beautiful woman rode up on this bike. She threw the bike to the ground, took off her clothes and said 'take what you want'."
The first Millwall fan nodded approvingly: "Good choice" he said: "The clothes wouldn't have fitted."
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I heard it as an Irish joke back when I was playing juniors at Vista That was a long time ago!Nice One Cyril wrote:That's an old Irish joke. Probably more appropriate to a Celtic fan.Vista_Bhoy wrote:Two Millwall fans bump into each other, and one said:
"Where did you get such a great bike?"
The other replied: "Well, I was walking along yesterday minding my own business when a beautiful woman rode up on this bike. She threw the bike to the ground, took off her clothes and said 'take what you want'."
The first Millwall fan nodded approvingly: "Good choice" he said: "The clothes wouldn't have fitted."
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LMFAO,,,,,,,Vista_Bhoy wrote:Two Millwall fans bump into each other, and one said:
"Where did you get such a great bike?"
The other replied: "Well, I was walking along yesterday minding my own business when a beautiful woman rode up on this bike. She threw the bike to the ground, took off her clothes and said 'take what you want'."
The first Millwall fan nodded approvingly: "Good choice" he said: "The clothes wouldn't have fitted."
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Irish "jokes" are consigned to history. Everyone wants to claim Irish ancestry now. Times have changes since the "No Irish need apply" signs in shop windows/B&B's etc in England. The English have turned their racist streak onto the Pakistanis and Indians now.Nice One Cyril wrote:That's an old Irish joke. Probably more appropriate to a Celtic fan.Vista_Bhoy wrote:Two Millwall fans bump into each other, and one said:
"Where did you get such a great bike?"
The other replied: "Well, I was walking along yesterday minding my own business when a beautiful woman rode up on this bike. She threw the bike to the ground, took off her clothes and said 'take what you want'."
The first Millwall fan nodded approvingly: "Good choice" he said: "The clothes wouldn't have fitted."
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What do you call a female Millwall fan with 2 brain cells?
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bloodypassit wrote:last time Celtic played Millwall what was the score?????????
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you want to start on here now too?nathanburns15 wrote:This explains a lot.Vista_Bhoy wrote: Everyone wants to claim Irish ancestry now.
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You have to laugh when the only comebacks the fenians have is to try and change an old joke about how thick the paddies are.
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why did those signs exist again? Because all you lot wanted to do was drink and fight. And if you weren't drinking and fighting, you were planting bombs.Vista_Bhoy wrote:Irish "jokes" are consigned to history. Everyone wants to claim Irish ancestry now. Times have changes since the "No Irish need apply" signs in shop windows/B&B's etc in England. The English have turned their racist streak onto the Pakistanis and Indians now.
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Jebo te papa.God is an Englishman wrote:why did those signs exist again? Because all you lot wanted to do was drink and fight. And if you weren't drinking and fighting, you were planting bombs.Vista_Bhoy wrote:Irish "jokes" are consigned to history. Everyone wants to claim Irish ancestry now. Times have changes since the "No Irish need apply" signs in shop windows/B&B's etc in England. The English have turned their racist streak onto the Pakistanis and Indians now.
It's not our fault the pope granted us ireland in the hope we would change it from a heathen cabernet hole!
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I know this is all "just banter" however if this isn't a perfect example of a religious and racist post then I don't know what isGod is an Englishman wrote:why did those signs exist again? Because all you lot wanted to do was drink and fight. And if you weren't drinking and fighting, you were planting bombs.Vista_Bhoy wrote:Irish "jokes" are consigned to history. Everyone wants to claim Irish ancestry now. Times have changes since the "No Irish need apply" signs in shop windows/B&B's etc in England. The English have turned their racist streak onto the Pakistanis and Indians now.
It's not our fault the pope granted us ireland in the hope we would change it from a heathen cabernet hole!
Really we tolerate a Millwall fan trying to take the high morale ground all the time, winding up the Aussies at every opportunity but even you should know you have crossed the line this time
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Don't see how, it's all based on historical facts!Knight15 wrote:I know this is all "just banter" however if this isn't a perfect example of a religious and racist post then I don't know what isGod is an Englishman wrote:why did those signs exist again? Because all you lot wanted to do was drink and fight. And if you weren't drinking and fighting, you were planting bombs.Vista_Bhoy wrote:Irish "jokes" are consigned to history. Everyone wants to claim Irish ancestry now. Times have changes since the "No Irish need apply" signs in shop windows/B&B's etc in England. The English have turned their racist streak onto the Pakistanis and Indians now.
It's not our fault the pope granted us ireland in the hope we would change it from a heathen cabernet hole!
Really we tolerate a Millwall fan trying to take the high morale ground all the time, winding up the Aussies at every opportunity but even you should know you have crossed the line this time
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As I remember it the 'Troubles" started due to Religious Intolerance in Ireland. :?
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