The Mayo Appreciation Society of Happy thread
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The Mayo Appreciation Society of Happy thread
I decided to set up the Mayo Appreciation Society of Happy, or MASH, if you prefer, to express my appreciation for all things Mayo. It actually alarms me a bit to think we've been rolling along here on GTipsters and no-one has yet started a thread on this most special part of our country with its lovely hills and nice people.
This society is open to all those who have long yearned for a place where they could openly talk about their love of Mayo and share their stories and experiences of Mayo with the rest of us. Membership is free and frankly I'd be shocked if every-one didn't join up.
To get the ball rolling heres some observations that have been observed down the ages on the culture and behaviour of Mayo folk.
Mayo people will
- Have shouldering each other competitions in nightclubs.
- Bring gearbags full of sandwiches into GAA grounds and scoff away on them during matches. One Mayo beside us at Castlebar last summer even opened up a can of tuna and started dipping his hands into it and eating away on it.
- Come into ’town’ on a Saturday night and get into loads of fights outside chippers.
- Then drink-drive back home at 4am.
- Wear black slip-on shoes, drainpipe Wrangler jeans and check shirts tucked in when they’re out on the pull.
- Say, ’Well chief?’ when they meet someone they know.
- Have black fingernails from working on the land and a smell of silage in their kitchens.
- Stop at the side of the road on the way home from matches and drink flasks of tea.
- Refuse to watch any station other than RTE 1.
- Listen to the death notices every morning on local radio.
- Berate referees with foul language and then complain about filth and bad language on the television.
- Stand on the side of the road outside their houses and watch traffic going by.
- Spit on their hands and then use the greener to style their hair in the manner they so desire.
- Spend hours leaning on gates looking at sheep and cows in fields.
- Stop and read every planning permission notice they see.
- Drop bales on roads after not tying the load right.(Unforgivable!)
- Claim that they are 2nd best at everything
- Marry their cousins
Feel free to share your own Happy Mayo tales here
This society is open to all those who have long yearned for a place where they could openly talk about their love of Mayo and share their stories and experiences of Mayo with the rest of us. Membership is free and frankly I'd be shocked if every-one didn't join up.
To get the ball rolling heres some observations that have been observed down the ages on the culture and behaviour of Mayo folk.
Mayo people will
- Have shouldering each other competitions in nightclubs.
- Bring gearbags full of sandwiches into GAA grounds and scoff away on them during matches. One Mayo beside us at Castlebar last summer even opened up a can of tuna and started dipping his hands into it and eating away on it.
- Come into ’town’ on a Saturday night and get into loads of fights outside chippers.
- Then drink-drive back home at 4am.
- Wear black slip-on shoes, drainpipe Wrangler jeans and check shirts tucked in when they’re out on the pull.
- Say, ’Well chief?’ when they meet someone they know.
- Have black fingernails from working on the land and a smell of silage in their kitchens.
- Stop at the side of the road on the way home from matches and drink flasks of tea.
- Refuse to watch any station other than RTE 1.
- Listen to the death notices every morning on local radio.
- Berate referees with foul language and then complain about filth and bad language on the television.
- Stand on the side of the road outside their houses and watch traffic going by.
- Spit on their hands and then use the greener to style their hair in the manner they so desire.
- Spend hours leaning on gates looking at sheep and cows in fields.
- Stop and read every planning permission notice they see.
- Drop bales on roads after not tying the load right.(Unforgivable!)
- Claim that they are 2nd best at everything
- Marry their cousins
Feel free to share your own Happy Mayo tales here
mossbags- GAA Elite
- Galway
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Re: The Mayo Appreciation Society of Happy thread
love the way they jate wooden spoons.....
lino_de_legend- 200 posts for rank
- dublin
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Age : 40
Re: The Mayo Appreciation Society of Happy thread
methinks there will be trouble when the terrible two see this
rich dublin- GAA Senior
- sligo
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