God Ralf you're so clever - you've caught me out! How did you know that I was the one person and that I sign in as Greengrass, Jimbodub, Royalty and Defeatest?

3inarow08 (Kerry) - Posts: 2455 - 05/06/2009 15:53:14    302775

05/06/2009 15:53:14
3inarow08
County: Kerry
Posts: 1454

302775 God Ralf you're so clever - you've caught me out! How did you know that I was the one person and that I sign in as Greengrass, Jimbodub, Royalty and Defeatest?


Go on ye wee divil ye ;-)

Real Louth fan (Louth) - Posts: 3157 - 05/06/2009 16:34:55    302824

Ralf is acting pretty rotten. I think all he really wants was for people to notice him. But what good does it do to be noticed if people don't like what they see?
The best way to get attention is not to look for it. By being polite and helpful, people will not only notice you, they'll like you too.

Royalty (Meath) - Posts: 52 - 05/06/2009 16:39:47    302831

Isn't it shocking though as soon as guys get out of school for the weekend that all they can see fit to do is to ruin a good debate. The points thrown out there were that the meath Dubs matched os the 90s were poor affairs polluted with pulling and dragging,.

But I don't know some guys and gals just can't handle their debate just as they aren't old enough to drink. But sure we'll wait and see. maybe they'll get a bit of sense yet?

Real Louth fan (Louth) - Posts: 3157 - 05/06/2009 16:48:56    302834

Well I have to say that the usual name calling and bullying on this site is as it always was. Turn on and victimise someone who starts a debate, is that it?. What's the matter guys, you only like it when NI teams get bashed? If you don't agree then just say so and move on.

Doesn't really matter what happens in the elections, with attitudes that you get from small minded bullies here you know that Ireland will always be struggling.

deborah (USA) - Posts: 63 - 05/06/2009 17:09:28    302848

05/06/2009 17:09:28
deborah
County: USA
Posts: 22

302848 Well I have to say that the usual name calling and bullying on this site is as it always was. Turn on and victimise someone who starts a debate, is that it?. What's the matter guys, you only like it when NI teams get bashed? If you don't agree then just say so and move on.

Doesn't really matter what happens in the elections, with attitudes that you get from small minded bullies here you know that Ireland will always be struggling.

Thanks for the support Debs but they don't bother me. It's more of a case whereby I pity them.

Anyway back to the thread what do you think of Dubs Meath matches of the 90s?

Real Louth fan (Louth) - Posts: 3157 - 05/06/2009 17:12:42    302851

Well RLF one of my first GAA memories was the 91 series which I thought was really exciting. I don't have anything to compare that to before, not in Ireland really. Sure I've seen tapes of matches from 70s and 80s but I don't feel as if I know it so well. Since then for me the best was the 93 semi between Derry and Dublin.

It seems to me that the Dubs have been in some great matches ever since 91 but I can't really say the same for Meath. Their head to head matches certainly are a media frenzy but I usually tune out after about 15 minutes. Sorry guys but they just aren't at the same level as The Kerry or Ulster matches. Maybe it's all a bit before my time.

deborah (USA) - Posts: 63 - 05/06/2009 17:36:42    302879

Great to have you on board Deborah! You might look up Meath's demolition of Kerry in the 2001 semi final - an awesome display. By the way why do wummers feel the need to take on a girl's name when they set up a new username - and also why do they put themselves as USA - eg Bad Monkey too! Strikes me that RLF id talking to himself here and backing himself up - worryingly weird but kinda funny too .......

Dubinmeath (Dublin) - Posts: 1123 - 05/06/2009 17:55:09    302894

This is actually one of the funniest threads I've seen in a long time..

"Ralf"..?? Quality!!

I would have thought that the the whole aim of a WUM is usually to wind other people up - but it looks like Ralf and his various sign-ins actually wind himself up the most!!

Keep them coming Ralf...!

BRING_ON_GURTY! (Meath) - Posts: 712 - 05/06/2009 18:15:00    302921

Speaking of Meath vrs Dublin - the highlight of the GAA calendar being just around the corner now, a lot of people are naturally very excited. But it is important to get enough sleep. So to be ready for the big match here's some things to remember. Don't eat a lot before going to bed, a glass of milk or a piece of fruit makes a good bedtime snack. Try to go to bed at the same time every night, and avoid any exercise or excitement before going to bed.

Royalty (Meath) - Posts: 52 - 05/06/2009 18:16:51    302922

05/06/2009 18:15:00 BRING_ON_GURTY! County: Meath Posts: 302 302921 This is actually one of the funniest threads I've seen in a long time.. "Ralf"..?? Quality!! I would have thought that the the whole aim of a WUM is usually to wind other people up - but it looks like Ralf and his various sign-ins actually wind himself up the most!! Keep them coming Ralf...! What do they say... when you point the finger at yourself there is actually 3 pointing back at you. I don't think I have seen so much punctuation in such a short amount of words since primary school. Badly used too. Wound up? Double posting? Not me my friends. I am afraid that you judge everybody else by your standards. No wonder you find the mead Dubs grudge and druge matches of the 90s so entertaining. You need to broaden your horizons. I continue to post the truth which as they say can hurt. It has obviously struck a raw nerve with this forum's trolls. You're giving me great entertainment with your childish outbursts. "Me thin they duth..." You know the rest ;-) Now back to the thread. When do you reckon the first player will be sent off: 1 - 3 Minutes 3 - 6 minutes 6 - 9 minutes. Answers on a postcard please and a selection of Ulster championship videos for the winner.

Real Louth fan (Louth) - Posts: 3157 - 05/06/2009 18:50:12    302950

Once you see a thread by RLF you can be sure that the best thing about the thread before you sign in will be the sign out tab, this one is no different. Roll on Sunday.

PJ (None) - Posts: 2288 - 05/06/2009 18:54:27    302956

dublinmeath I'm afraid you're on the wrong tracks there. I am US born of an Irish father in up state New York. My father hails originally from Co. Cavan and my mom is from NY. Any more info than that really would breach the anonymity we all love about this place as well as get a little tedious.

I post using my first name which is my real name. Maybe it's just my young age but I have never heard of any boys or girls christened "dublinmeath"

Sorry, wrong agenda. But I understand how you can get annoyed by certain posters on this site. Just because I agree with them does not mean I like them.

deborah (USA) - Posts: 63 - 05/06/2009 18:57:34    302959

I post using my first name which is my real name. Maybe it's just my young age but I have never heard of any boys or girls christened "dublinmeath"

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Nor have I Debs - but my name is DUBINMEATH not "dublinmeath" but don't worry you are only about the 400th person to make that mistake. And you are right I have never heard of any boy or girl christened with either name while there are thousands of kids going around called Snufalufagus, Real Louth Fan, Woops, 3inaRow, Mugsy's Barber etc. Yes webites are strange places .......

Dubinmeath (Dublin) - Posts: 1123 - 05/06/2009 20:28:05    303018

Cant see anyone being sent off,could be a tough one for the ref.Dont think Dublin have anything to prove -but as per usual the Meath boys might think they have.

tomaoo7 (Dublin) - Posts: 5896 - 05/06/2009 22:01:16    303089

I like you Ralf.................................................

You're the best................................................................!!!!

BRING_ON_GURTY! (Meath) - Posts: 712 - 05/06/2009 22:50:17    303128

05/06/2009 22:01:16
tomaoo7
County: Dublin
Posts: 3157

303089 Cant see anyone being sent off,could be a tough one for the ref.Dont think Dublin have anything to prove -but as per usual the Meath boys might think they have.

Thing is tom, had the Dubs maintained their form from last year this match would be worth even less coverage but the fact that they have seemed to have dropped since Gilroy taking charge would give Meath some hope. Without that it'd be bob Hope.

It may even be as keenly contested as Leitrim V Rossies and equally as significant.

Real Louth fan (Louth) - Posts: 3157 - 06/06/2009 00:30:32    303203

05/06/2009 15:53:14
3inarow08
County: Kerry
Posts: 1454

302775 God Ralf you're so clever - you've caught me out! How did you know that I was Defeatest?

I'd never say your a defeatest. Hang in there, this year (after 6 years of trying) might actually be the year you beat Tyrone. I do enjoy your matches against the Dubs though. That's more in you line I think.

Real Louth fan (Louth) - Posts: 3157 - 06/06/2009 02:22:43    303226

Real Louth fan
County: Louth
Posts: 1700

I'd never say your a defeatest. Hang in there, this year (after 6 years of trying) might actually be the year you beat Tyrone. I do enjoy your matches against the Dubs though. That's more in you line I think.
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My eyes deceive me - are you backing Kerry to win this year? Well I never!

Or else you could be one of those things that likes to desert a sinking ship............

3inarow08 (Kerry) - Posts: 2455 - 06/06/2009 20:29:32    303549

Nor have I Debs - but my name is DUBINMEATH not "dublinmeath" but don't worry you are only about the 400th person to make that mistake. And you are right I have never heard of any boy or girl christened with either name while there are thousands of kids going around called Snufalufagus, Real Louth Fan, Woops, 3inaRow, Mugsy's Barber etc. Yes webites are strange places .......
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WHAT!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Your name's not "DUBLINMEATH". Aw naw, I've been making a ass of myself for ages. All those HS Christmas parties where I blathered away about "DublinMeath" and all that. I always wondered what the funny looks and stiffled laughter was about.

trileacman (Tyrone) - Posts: 759 - 06/06/2009 21:17:48    303574