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Craicnet

Where's the hot press?

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MaisieDotes · 19/07/2016 09:44

So we've been given Craicnet!

Should we ask to change to the Hot Press or just roll with this?

Anyway- we have our own spot! SmileBrewCake

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hollyisalovelyname · 21/07/2016 19:06

Child of Prague- definitely little Baby Jesus in fancy clothes and a crown.
I had Tanora today. Tis nice

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MaisieDotes · 22/07/2016 00:11

My mother is constantly informing me of the deaths of people I have never heard of.

I've given up telling her I don't know who they are because that annoys her and prompts a lesson on how we're related- "you do know her Maisie, sure she minded you for an hour when you were 6 months!"

I clicked on that child of Prague link, I'm genuinely surprised it's really Jesus. This is what comes of not going to national school until I was nine and a half.

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hollyisalovelyname · 22/07/2016 10:29

My DAunt loves a good funeral.
She is the funeral critic par excellence Smile
For example:
The eulogy was too long, 'we' thought he'd never stop talking. It was sooo boring.
The singer wasn't great.
The grandson looked scruffy. You'd think he'd make an effort for his grandmother's funeral!!!
There weren't many there, I'd have expected more.
There's a big funeral on tomorrow, I'll try to get 11 Mass. (Funeral at 11)
She can be positive too though in fairness. Grin

helenatroy · 22/07/2016 14:35

In Donegal there is a radio station called Highland. The first time I ever heard the song "horse it intayya Cynthia" was on that station. They also go in for loads of songs about people who are stuck in places but would rather be in Ireland. Best (or worst)of all at 10.00 they have a bit about who died where they died and when the funeral is.

AGirlCalledJohnny · 22/07/2016 20:18

Child of Prague only works if the head has been "accidentally" knocked off it. My brother magnanimously took it upon himself for Jesus to meet the necessary violence in the garden just as our holy joe neighbor decided to call in and wish me luck. Cringer. Worked though!

AGirlCalledJohnny · 22/07/2016 20:22

I had a mad craving for Snax when I was pregnant the first time. Snax and curry chips. Suspect that may be why I was the size of a fecking house the entire time.

Capricornandproud · 22/07/2016 23:10

Aha, the mighty craicnet!

squoosh · 22/07/2016 23:15

I don't drink tea.

And I don't like Mikado

squoosh · 22/07/2016 23:16

(I do lurve Snax though)

squoosh · 22/07/2016 23:17

I mean what tastes better than baked polystyrene?

LuckyLuckyMe · 22/07/2016 23:32

Take that back sqoosh. Snax are gorgeous.

Was it just my family that called it the Infant de Prague?

feckthemall · 22/07/2016 23:43

Helenatroy, I refuse point blank to listen to highland radio unless there is severe snow and I need to see if the schools are closed etc. So about once a decade then. Folks here still check the newspaper for death notices along with rip.ie,and the deaths notices on the aforementioned highland radio.

squoosh · 22/07/2016 23:46

Oh Lucky I do love Snax. The baked polystyrene is part of their appeal Grin

And I think any person who referred to the Infant de Prague would be said to have 'notions' about themselves.

MaisieDotes · 22/07/2016 23:57

Other enjoyable polystyrene treats include Burger Bites and Johnny Onion Rings.

Burger Bites were great for disguising the smell of benson and hedges on your fingers on the way home from school.

Infant de Prague? I don't know if I've heard that or not. I'd probably think you were saying "infant o'Prague". Unless you said it in full French pronunciation- you didn't do that, did you?

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squoosh · 22/07/2016 23:59

They don;t even speak French in Prague.

Notions that's what it is.

squoosh · 23/07/2016 00:01

Maisie Johnny O's are my holy grail savoury snack. They have onion ring crisps in the UK that are also called Johnny Onion Rings but they're not the right ones. They just stole the name.

squoosh · 23/07/2016 00:02

'great for disguising the smell of benson and hedges on your fingers on the way home from school'

B&H! You were hardcore. We though we were Keith Richards if we shared one Silk Cut purple between 5! Grin

Sheezus · 23/07/2016 00:04

Infant de Prague here too.

MaisieDotes · 23/07/2016 00:11

I was a complete tool, squoosh Grin

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Sheezus · 23/07/2016 00:11

Marlboro, consulate, and then settled on silk cut purple.

Zippo lighters.

TheMightyMing · 23/07/2016 00:17

I'm loving this. I'm English but with Irish grandparents, most of my friends parents are Irish. All of this is making me laugh. Bet you'll be able to clear up loads of mysteries for me.

Some of it must rubbed off as I saw a young lady with long legs 'up to her oxters' as my friends mum would say , does that mean armpits ?

sklooshy · 23/07/2016 00:17

I lived in Dublin for almost years been back in Scotland years now. Tatyo all the way for me (I read the enuresis thread in a thick Dublin accent?Grin

Xocaraic · 23/07/2016 00:24

Ah here Lads! I've had the best laugh for a long time reading down through this! You are all mighty!!!!

TKRedLemonade · 23/07/2016 00:31

Holy feck, just asked OH if he knew Child of Prague was just Baby Jesus in fancy clothes....looked at me like I had ten heads "of course I did who did you think he was, doesn't he have a crown so therefore he is Jesus" .... I thought he was another holy child!

Also still love burger bites and onion rings and the multipacks are seriously low WW points so I feel justified :)

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