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"The Irish"Originally posted by Mordac View PostWho the fook would even consider doing something that stupid?
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"I'll do the drive, back and side for 4k, boys will be round the morrow."Originally posted by minestrone View PostCan we phone some random numbers in Dublin.
"Hi Shane? you're not Shane? Would you like 5 grand?"
What's the answer going to be?
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Who the fook would even consider doing something that stupid?Originally posted by minestrone View PostA thousand quid for each UK tax payer? Police budget for 3 years?
I've got a novel idea, we offer it to Ireland in a lump sum, would pay off 30% of their national debt in one go.
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Can we phone some random numbers in Dublin.
"Hi Shane? you're not Shane? Would you like 5 grand?"
What's the answer going to be?
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What really do they do in Ireland other than charge minimal corporation tax and not give us Father Ted anymore.
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Seriously, we could offer them the money.
Why has this not been countenanced before.
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But what about the £55bn in lost tax revenue every year?Originally posted by minestrone View PostA thousand quid for each UK tax payer? Police budget for 3 years?
I've got a novel idea, we offer it to Ireland in a lump sum, would pay off 30% of their national debt in one go.
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We could leave the 39 billion in gold ingots under some location in the south coast. A series of puzzling question leads to its location, Merkel and Varadkar in yellow and pink jumpsuits.
"How many triggers did the Stasi give to the IRA?"
Merkel:
"I know this von"
Varadkar:
"I think these colours clash."
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Originally posted by GreenMirror View PostI would give £39m to Ireland if they would shut Old Greg up.
He's probably in some bar right now clicking his fingers every 3 seconds.
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We could just get Dominic Grieve to amend the...Originally posted by GreenMirror View PostI won't believe it unless I see it written on the side of a bus.
Loans to Ireland Act 2010 - Wikipedia
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I suppose it's not that novel, the Romans and The British got empires from divide and rule.Originally posted by minestrone View PostA thousand quid for each UK tax payer? Police budget for 3 years?
I've got a novel idea, we offer it to Ireland in a lump sum, would pay off 30% of their national debt in one go.
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