[quote="moose"][quote="jennylois"]'Hurl' in Aussie slang means to vomit. I'm guessing that the hurling mentioned here is something different...?[/quote]

Eh....Hurling, traditional Irish game......
[url]http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hurling[/url][/quote]
Yes I know, but my imagination is conjuring up images far more funny.

[quote="IrishRover"]oif ye refer to me, sadly and groimly oim stoill [i]there[/i]..
greetoings.[/quote]

Yes OIrish, sadly you are still there, but I'm glad you're still [i]here[/i].

[quote="nboldock"]
God, are you still here?
Er, hello then.[/quote]

oif ye refer to me, sadly and groimly oim stoill [i]there[/i]..
greetoings.

[quote="IrishRover"][quote="Noel Kenny"]I spoke to Shane yesterday. There's fuck all wrong with him.[/quote]

hear the rebel's voice ois calloin', oi shall noit doie thoiugh ye bury me ![/quote]

God, are you still here?

Er, hello then.

[quote="Noel Kenny"]I spoke to Shane yesterday. There's fuck all wrong with him.[/quote]

hear the rebel's voice ois calloin', oi shall noit doie thoiugh ye bury me !

LOL !!!

[quote="jennylois"]'Hurl' in Aussie slang means to vomit. I'm guessing that the hurling mentioned here is something different...?[/quote]

Eh....Hurling, traditional Irish game......
[url]http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hurling[/url]

'Hurl' in Aussie slang means to vomit. I'm guessing that the hurling mentioned here is something different...?

I spoke to Shane yesterday. There's fuck all wrong with him.

Minor stuff like bronchitis and pneumonia - oh that's fine then. Pneumonia often lasts 3-4 weeks. Recovery speed is dependent on the subject stopping smoking. Can't see that happening. :roll: Swine flu, in my experience, is cured by two days in bed and a packet of lemsips. :?

[size=150]MacGowan laughs off swine flu to cheer his Tipperary team in final [/size]


[i][url=http://www.herald.ie/entertainment/around-town/macgowan-laughs-off-swine-flu-to--cheer-his-tipperary-team-in-final-1879313.html]herald.ie[/url]
By Fiona Dillon
Saturday September 05 2009
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The Pogues frontman Shane MacGowan has dismissed rumours that he had been struck down with swine flu.
The star revealed that he had been fighting off bronchitis and pneumonia. "Luckily they caught it early," he said.
Shane (51) said: "I've been feeling quite poorly so I'm putting my feet up, but I'm a good bit better now."
He revealed that he felt up to seeing his team Tipperary take on Kilkenny in the All-Ireland hurling final.
"I'm going down on Sunday for the match and I'm very much looking forward to it," he said.
His friends feared that he may have caught swine flu when he first fell ill because of his symptoms, but this did not turn out to be the case.

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