Thursday, February 4, 2010

Signs of the Times

Sorry - just could NOT resist as I head of the city again.

19 comments:

Mudflapgypsy said...

Those two shops are liable to disappoint...

Wildman7316 said...

Ah yes, the Irish/English and the Americans, two people separated by a common language.

MOBro said...

Gee, what bit of wit can I add to that? Looks like you're having fun, so enjoy your time off all the more!
Thanks for the laugh!

wrm said...

In South Africa, we laugh at guys called "Randy".

So there.

idahobob said...

Naughty Girl!!

BWWAAAHAHAHAHAHAHA!!!!

Bob
III

Dori said...

Gosh, I miss Europe! We can be so uptight and "pc" here...dang Puritans!

Looks like you are thoroughly enjoying yourself!

Shannon said...

Priceless!!

Turk Turon said...

Woo-hoo!

Looks like you're having fun!

wv: psycotat

Ed Foster said...

You Go Girl! Have some more of that wonderful time, and keep us posted when you can.

Lyle said...

"Truth in Advertising"?

Most likely not. . .

Mudflapgypsy said...

Be sure to check out Today FM or the Gerry Ryan show on RTE 2fm.
They swear at breakfast time here donchaknow?

Jenny said...

Tried introducing your "little sister Fanny" yet? :)

Mike W. said...

Those two shops are liable to disappoint...

Not if the 2nd shop has voluptuous redheads in the back as a secondary service...

New Jovian Thunderbolt said...

I miss Woodies. A Wash DC institution. Of course that was short for Woodworth and Lothrop

Clark Kent said...

They put those signs up only during tourist season.

MrWolf. said...

I'll see your 'Knobs and Knockers', and raise you a 'Mycock's Electrical'.

Truly.

London, many years ago. Only time I've ever nearly rear-ended (if you will forgive the term) the car in front. Just couldn't believe the sign as I drove past it.

Hope you stopped at the distillery when you were up by the Causeway.

Have fun, and don't forget to come back!
Best wishes.

Anonymous said...

Ask someone where you might purchase a fanny pack...

Borepatch said...

I have a British friend who always takes the Mickey of of us Yanks about the name of BJ's Wholesale. I'm sending this to him ...

rmharvey said...

My favorite photo from our family trip to Ireland in 1987 was taken as I we were passing through a small town in County Clare. I simply had to stop long enough to get a picture of the combination funeral parlor/pub.

One thing I found particularly nice were the doors. There were more beautiful wood doors than I have seen anywhere else. I thought it might be because they have to import pretty much all their wood, and their damp climate would make it worth importing wood that can stand up. Teak makes an awesome door!