[Irish_Lucy]

snitch *inserts finger smilie*

[Irish_Lucy]

@rogue trader wrote:

lucy give that chick a ring for me please,use dat oirish blarney for me,i dont want sex with her i just need a ticket.

I got the last City one they only have Utd ones left, you sure you want it?? :P

[Irish_Lucy]

awww why, did you not get any for your birthday :(

[Irish_Lucy]

your extremly friendly today, what you after???

[Irish_Lucy]

Yep Poli it is sick, over the past couple of years over here there has been reports done on care homes where people where being mistreated.

Sick is too light of a word to use for these people.

[Irish_Lucy]

Yes its your birthday but No, you do not have the right to post pics of me (you told me it was for your private collection)

[Irish_Lucy]

@terry wrote:

Here’s one I did in black & white. It’s my niece’s boyfriend and their son.

Got any more pics of this fella =P~

[Irish_Lucy]

Of course you can be fat and happy, look at budda.

also this bloke :lol:

[Irish_Lucy]

@just_mee wrote:

101 the numerical value of the name Michael. Also the number of keys on a traditional typewriter style keyboard.

This thread is making me smarter :D

Tisk tisk tisk 101 and not a dalmatian in sight :shock:

[Irish_Lucy]

@Sgt Pepper wrote:

As a humourous little sidetrack, here’s Irish author Joseph O’Connor (brother of Sinead) doing a clever little take on our overuse of the word “like” ..

LIKE

In my teens i had a habit of saying Like at the end of all sentances. It was my dad who stopped me, after each sentance he would say “like what?” It annoyed the crap out of me and hightlighted how much i’d say it that i evendually stopped – Cheers dad xx

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