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lobodomslavery -> RE: Do you really know what a Prodomme is? (5/13/2010 1:08:14 AM)
Its craic not crack. Im never for crack which is a drug or a crack in the wall or window I would never be for that but always for Craic which is fun kevin

VaguelyCurious -> RE: Do you really know what a Prodomme is? (5/13/2010 1:47:42 AM)
quote: ORIGINAL: lobodomslavery Its craic not crack. Well actually there's a deep unease in the Irish Nationalist movement about spelling it craic instead of crack. The word is originally English (as in wisecrack) and it was borrowed into Irish so the spelling was Gaelicised, but it's often seen as a dilution to the language, or as pandering to tourists, to spell it craic.

PeonForHer -> RE: Do you really know what a Prodomme is? (5/13/2010 5:45:45 AM)
quote: ORIGINAL: VaguelyCurious quote: ORIGINAL: lobodomslavery Its craic not crack. Well actually there's a deep unease in the Irish Nationalist movement about spelling it craic instead of crack. The word is originally English (as in wisecrack) and it was borrowed into Irish so the spelling was Gaelicised, but it's often seen as a dilution to the language, or as pandering to tourists, to spell it craic. Indeed. This is why one seldom reads of an Irishman referring to his arsecraic. The traditional Gaelic word for this, of course, is 'Orangeman'. I've heard Scots say similar about kilts - these, a Jock of old acquaintance once told me, are an English import. Despite being a haggis-worrier all his life, he'd never worn one and vows never to wear one in the future, either.

MissAsylum -> RE: Do you really know what a Prodomme is? (5/13/2010 6:44:48 AM)
[8\|] i'm starting to regret not taking a trip to Ireland while I was in England for so long. It appears that I could have picked up loads of knowledge.

VaguelyCurious -> RE: Do you really know what a Prodomme is? (5/13/2010 7:14:06 AM)
quote: ORIGINAL: PeonForHer The traditional Gaelic word for this, of course, is 'Orangeman'. You have officially surpassed your previous terrible joke record, Peon :P

BoiJen -> RE: Do you really know what a Prodomme is? (5/13/2010 8:34:30 AM)
I actually had to Google "craic" to understand. Wiki says "crack" is another "acceptable" spelling of the word. In any account, I'm going to try to prove a point by starting a poll asking if Kevin is "funny" in the way he thinks he is. I'm not sure that he truely understands how tiring and annoying he can be and I'm still not sure why most of us respond to him...I think it's because we have some shred of hope for his poor soul. boi "craic" gets an automatic spell check note in my browser..."wiki" does not. Huh.

TEMPERANCE -> RE: Do you really know what a Prodomme is? (5/13/2010 11:30:03 AM)
quote: ORIGINAL: MsAlisedeSade If I am not inserting anything If I am not making anyone cum if I am not performing or receiving oral or doing anal it's NOT prostitution. But if you are selling a sexual service, which pro domination is, then it could well be considered as prostitution....

lobodomslavery -> RE: Do you really know what a Prodomme is? (5/13/2010 1:30:05 PM)
im neither nationalist nor unionist so i dont care. Pandering to tourists? Total crap. No one is interested in politics or sectarianism that breeds hate. i couldnt care less about a united Ireland in fact i dont want one, as it would it be more costly and the British are doing a great job of keeping the Northern Irish happy kevin

sunshinemiss -> RE: Do you really know what a Prodomme is? (5/13/2010 4:11:16 PM)
You are right, we do have a shred of hope for Kevin. I, however, no longer have time for him. Therefore.... click Good luck, mate.

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