Trip to America. Have to give this guy credit fairly funny and like shooting fish in a barrell tbh paddys day dublin american women everywere
https://www.youtube.com/embed/AFgmrr6yu3E
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Trip to America. Have to give this guy credit fairly funny and like shooting fish in a barrell tbh paddys day dublin american women everywere
https://www.youtube.com/embed/AFgmrr6yu3E
lol. Next time, BJ's.
ps. You're like the only person who spelled "Paddy's" day properly. Most people think it's patties.
Patties day pisses me right off it's not like that over here.
Lol bj's would be hilarious but I don't think any women is that dim to fall for it lol
^^^Agreed. Much better on the Emerald Isle!!!!Quote:
Originally Posted by DCI
Dublin is great. Very cosmopolitan and lots to do. I miss Ireland. Hope to get back soon!!!
You'll blend right in with your HAW.Quote:
Originally Posted by MuscleInk
Lol.....she'll stick out like a sore thumb and won't understand more than half of what anyone says. She'll likely enjoy the pubs, Guinness brewery, and the Jameson distillery. I might even get her to share a few plates of Boxty from Gallagher'sQuote:
Originally Posted by kelkel
Jaysus MI, you have been over a lot , get out of Dublin and travel around man. Dublin is a great place but like all capitals it kinda looses the originalness of the rest of the country due to the sheer influx of people from all over the world not that is a bad thing but there is so many other places to go to than dublin.
Crazy mountain ranges over here and such like. Get out to west cork, kerry, mayo and galway would be my raccomendations
Actually, been up and down the East side of the country but not the West. My family is from Belfast so I spent a lot of time up north in Belfast, (London) Derry, and the shores of the Antrim coast. Was as far down as Waterford.Quote:
Originally Posted by DCI
I need to get back and visit the West side as I hear it is much more scenic. I'm sure my wife won't enjoy the country side as much as the bigger cities - she likes to shop and party more than travel the country side but she'll have to endure it.
Off to Germany in a few weeks for the first time. That will be a big culture shock for HAW. She's never been anywhere in Europe.
Where in Germany I've driven across Europe its a great place and Germany was the highlight.
The West coast is way nicer than the east as it has the atlantic battering away at it for centuries and people are a bit mad over there too lol must be the water lol
She'll love the west coast its one of the best places ever to go partying nothing like you will experience anywere else in the world and I would regard myself well travelled
Flying in to Berlin (Tegel airport). I'm there for work mostly but I'll have about 4 days to play. My wife has family there. They've been to the US often so she knows them well but she's never been anywhere in Europe (I've promised to take her to Paris eventually - I was there in 1999). My wife will have 10 days to enjoy Germany.Quote:
Originally Posted by DCI
Yes I definitely want to visit the West side of Ireland and Scotland as well.
Ahh berlin is crazy you'll love it. Sounds like you will have a great time away.
Scotland is a lovely place been to edinburgh
Looking forward to Germany. My first time. Can't speak any German but I'm sure that won't be too much of a problem in big populated cities.Quote:
Originally Posted by DCI
German is easy enough its just a bastardisation of english once you learn a few words and try to speak their language they will speak more readily in english if you make a mess of german lol
Same can be said for most europeans countries.
I speak French, Latin, some Italian and some Vietnamese. Would be great to pick up German!Quote:
Originally Posted by DCI
Ahh jaysus if you can speak french and latin german is much easier to pick upp
Ummmm burgers..........Quote:
Originally Posted by austinite