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**Northern Ireland Hibby** · 14-02-07, 11:16

Probably goes without saying, but if any of your lads would like to join the other Bouncers coming across to our Pat Stanton tribute in June (see below) you'd be very welcome
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Joe · 14-02-07, 14:35

Got loads of mayes in Northern Ireland and visiting them has been on my to do list for ages. No idea when im gonna get round to it though.

**Northern Ireland Hibby** · 14-02-07, 14:43

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Got loads of mayes in Northern Ireland and visiting them has been on my to do list for ages. No idea when im gonna get round to it though.

First weekend in June might be a good one to aim for
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Joe · 14-02-07, 16:18

They dont get on with each other. And I dont want to feel oblighed to visit them all as it would be a mini tour of Northern Ireland. Plus my birthday is the 7th so it would be cutting it close.

**Northern Ireland Hibby** · 14-02-07, 17:01

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They dont get on with each other. And I dont want to feel oblighed to visit them all as it would be a mini tour of Northern Ireland. Plus my birthday is the 7th so it would be cutting it close.

Nonsense! Everyone in NI gets on with each other
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Joe · 14-02-07, 17:46

I could tell you some of the things they have said to each other but there not particualy nice. Everytime they see its other its always a massive argument. Sometimes I just want to sit them down and say "Some say scon, some say scone, GET OVER IT!"

**Northern Ireland Hibby** · 14-02-07, 18:02

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I could tell you some of the things they have said to each other but there not particualy nice. Everytime they see its other its always a massive argument. Sometimes I just want to sit them down and say "Some say scon, some say scone, GET OVER IT!"

I wish you were in charge of the politicians here Joe
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Joe · 14-02-07, 18:30

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I wish you were in charge of the politicians here Joe
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Its scon by the way, people who think otherwise are just wrong.

**Northern Ireland Hibby** · 14-02-07, 20:13

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Its scon by the way, people who think otherwise are just wrong.

Scon?

**Bannox** · 14-02-07, 20:39

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Its scon by the way, people who think otherwise are just wrong.

Its a Scone ya radge
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Joe · 14-02-07, 20:40

They are a sort of cake like......thing, nobody knows how their name is supposed to be pronounced. Its spelt scone and some say scone as in rhyming with cone but some say scone as in rhyming with gone.

Joe · 14-02-07, 20:40

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Its a Scone ya radge
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its deffinetly scon, you make me sick!

**Bannox** · 14-02-07, 20:41

[quote=Joe;586159]They are a sort of cake like......thing, nobody knows how their name is supposed to be pronounced. Its spelt scone and some say scone as in rhyming with cone but some say scone as in rhyming with gone.[/QUOTE]

well some say Bollocks whaen they're talkin Baws
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**Northern Ireland Hibby** · 14-02-07, 22:37

Gotcha now.

Scone, for me, are the wee bun thingys you buy from the bakers.

Scon, on the other hand, is obscure NI slang for 'one pound'.

**kev1875** · 26-02-07, 23:01

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Gotcha now.

Scone, for me, are the wee bun thingys you buy from the bakers.

Scon, on the other hand, is obscure NI slang for 'one pound'.

I thought it meant "its been nicked"
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Joe Heavenly Radge and all round bampot! Join Date: Sep 2006 Location: Manchester Age: 21 Posts: 808 vCash: 500 Thanks: 0 Thanked 0 Times in 0 Posts Rep Power: 3	Re: Welcome to sunny Belfast..... They dont get on with each other. And I dont want to feel oblighed to visit them all as it would be a mini tour of Northern Ireland. Plus my birthday is the 7th so it would be cutting it close.

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Joe Heavenly Radge and all round bampot! Join Date: Sep 2006 Location: Manchester Age: 21 Posts: 808 vCash: 500 Thanks: 0 Thanked 0 Times in 0 Posts Rep Power: 3	Re: Welcome to sunny Belfast..... I could tell you some of the things they have said to each other but there not particualy nice. Everytime they see its other its always a massive argument. Sometimes I just want to sit them down and say "Some say scon, some say scone, GET OVER IT!"

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Joe Heavenly Radge and all round bampot! Join Date: Sep 2006 Location: Manchester Age: 21 Posts: 808 vCash: 500 Thanks: 0 Thanked 0 Times in 0 Posts Rep Power: 3	Re: Welcome to sunny Belfast..... They are a sort of cake like......thing, nobody knows how their name is supposed to be pronounced. Its spelt scone and some say scone as in rhyming with cone but some say scone as in rhyming with gone.

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