Things you get away with when living out foreign

[pudgee]

1. Quoting long tracts of poetry. Foreigners love it. Irish people realise the only poems you know are from Soundings, and that you were forced to learn them.

 

[Scatter]

Wearing sandals and shorts.
Going topless( for the ladyies)
Drinking on the street

 

[corkgirl]

Speaking the Ár n-Athair as if it isn't a prayer when asked to 'speak a bit of Irish' out foreign.

 

[pudgee]

Speaking the Ár n-Athair as if it isn't a prayer when asked to 'speak a bit of Irish' out foreign.

ha!

 

[watermelon]

Swearing cos 'you can get away with it'

 

[DogTheLangerHunter]

Wearing a hat.

 

[corcaighcailin]

- Attending naughty parties which you wouldn't get away with at home cos you're bound to know someone there. In general, having the type of experiences that you don't want your family to know about.

 

[pudgee]

- Attending naughty parties which you wouldn't get away with at home cos you're bound to know someone there. In general, having the type of experiences that you don't want your family to know about.

eh?

 

[watermelon]

- Attending naughty parties which you wouldn't get away with at home cos you're bound to know someone there. In general, having the type of experiences that you don't want your family to know about.

Oh did you go in the end?

 

[watermelon]

eh?

The same ones I like.