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Bad boys and the fourth Bee Gee

 

 

Why not paint a mural of Spider-Man eating fudge cake? 

Comic Hero

Total disgrace that a DPP meeting was held in Twinbrook. Fair play to the IRSP for organising a dignified protest against these people who choose to shroud themselves in the butcher’s apron and try to give credibility to these pawns of oppression.

Rsm

 

In reply to Snoop Dog: there are dogs running about everywhere, not just in Turf – wise up and get



Fleadh and bonfire debates raging on

Ardoyne fleadh, best ever, no outdoor concerts, great. Cancel it all I say.

YEHA

 

Sorry to see Father Troy leaving Ardoyne. Thanks for every thing. 

Jimmy and Rose

 

Yeah that nice wee street of yours will be lovely, when you and your horrible brats are put out of it.

SO LONG

 

Well done to wee Paddy Barnes. 

Your family and t

 

Your kids are the future you say well God help us all. Kids aren’t born



Concrete plus tarmac equals floods

n Why is it in the Olympics the British only win medals in sports where the competitor sits down?

RUNNER

 

 I've just moved back to Belfast, can anyone tell me when did Airfield Heights appear? How much is a four bed detached? How can I get one? 

CASH BUYER

 

 I have an idea: Why don’t you put a mural of me up? After all I am a pretty woman. 

Cheeser

 

 There’s too much concrete



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