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  1. Jimmy viz

    Jimmy viz Well-Known Member

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    #81 Jimmy viz, Nov 10, 2014
    Shame the hard of understanding don't get that the lily is for some a symbol of Irish unity and nowt to do with the IRA. Oh well.
     
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    #82 Plankton Pete, Nov 10, 2014
    ^^^This
     
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    #83 dearnevalleyviper, Nov 10, 2014
    Title: Easter Lily
    Description: This symbol is associated with the 1916 Easter Rising in Dublin, due to the seasonal decoration in churches during that period. It is worn as a flower of remembrance for those who gave their lives for the cause of Irish independence. When the Irish Republican Army (IRA) split in 1970 to form the Provisional IRA and the Official IRA both organisations continued to use a paper representation of the Easter Lily in their separate commemorations. Official IRA members wore an Easter Lily with a self-adhesive backing and hence became known as 'the Stickies', while the Provisional IRA supporters secured theirs with a traditional pin (their nickname 'the Pinheads' didn't last)......................................................................................not that hard to understand.................
     
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    #84 manxtyke, Nov 10, 2014
    Its a shame the wooden tops dont get that for some the lily is just a flowering plant like thee but to others its a symbol of the republican movement :cool:
     
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    #85 Jimmy viz, Nov 10, 2014
    You can't argue with cheese can you. But don't let the facts get in the way of your ill informed dull prejudices.

    All people who wear Union Jack paraphernalia are knuckle dragging racists - err no.

    All people who wear the Lily are supporters of the IRA - err no.

    Just lazy arguments.
     
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    #86 manxtyke, Nov 10, 2014
    You have been furnished with facts but as i said its abit like knocking on wood or cheese which ever you prefer.
    And you are right ,not all but some for both your arguments cheese head :cool:
     
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    Jimmy viz Well-Known Member

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    #87 Jimmy viz, Nov 10, 2014
    What facts are these then other than you only have prejudices not ideas.

    The fact wearing a lily means you support the IRA I suspect you're the only one in the world daft enough to believe that.

    What's the quote "so dense that light bends around him".
     
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    #88 manxtyke, Nov 10, 2014
    Only you seem to think that wearing a plant badge shows you to be in the club where as i have always suggested ,only some,whats that quote now mmm
    You re so thick you tripped over a cordless phone :eek:
     
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    #89 dearnevalleyviper, Nov 11, 2014
    1508172_10205258007033462_1868045995475920098_n.jpg ......wear it with pride
     
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    Jimmy viz Well-Known Member

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    #90 Jimmy viz, Nov 11, 2014
    "Like being savaged by a dead sheep"

    Can't even remember what you said in the first place. You remind me of my 2 year old. Not as coherent as her though.
     
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    #91 manxtyke, Nov 12, 2014
    Aye that's about your barra a two year old who believes everything you say , uncle Jimmy. As dumb as a dumb blond on the dumb bus to dumb street. Laters llama teeth
     
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