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How are things with the people in my longest standing embassy?

Injured my left hand playing football two days ago but other than that I can't complain.

Lesbian cathode ray tubes wrote:

American football or soccer?

Neither. Gaelic Football which is an Irish sport. We also have a sport called Hurling which is like ice hockey only played in a field with only a helmet for protection.

Lesbian cathode ray tubes wrote:

An European! With a flag very similar to mine! I'm an Italian woman! Nice to meet you!
I checked it: Peil Ghaelach - it seems (to me) an American football without protections...I don't find it odd that you are injured! :-)
Your is that country where you have those dark beers that are incredibly beautiful to look at but then when you tastes it you discover that the taste is similar to oil, right?

Nice to meet you too!
It's more like a combination of Soccer and Basketball with the physicality of Rugby. This explains it better ( http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TEAbWrdB9XU ).
And Guinness is generally considered an old mans drink due it's acquired taste and the taste is also meant to get worse the further you are away from the brewery. Smithwicks is fine after a few pints. I only drink cider anyway so I'm not the best person to judge on those two.

The US of Europe wrote:

Nice to meet you too!
It's more like a combination of Soccer and Basketball with the physicality of Rugby. This explains it better ( http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TEAbWrdB9XU ).
And Guinness is generally considered an old mans drink due it's acquired taste and the taste is also meant to get worse the further you are away from the brewery. Smithwicks is fine after a few pints. I only drink cider anyway so I'm not the best person to judge on those two.

Interesting.
However, as said, I'm not an expert of beers.

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HELLO!

How is everyone?

I became important! Is this supposed to make up for my loss of WA delegate?

Pretty much . . . Now all we need is an Amateur Gynecologist . . .

Everyone ready for the zombie invasion? . . .