Not being content with assuming that the world is fluent in pidgin English, she has kindly taken to sending her loan offers in Irish.
Iwona is Polish (according to her email) so it is with some surprise that I see her apparently fluent in Irish. Like the majority of the population of Ireland, I have fuck all Irish myself, so I am somewhat in the dark and might miss out on a gift-horse…
For the rest of you here is Iwonas kind offer:
l Táim Mrs.Iwona Kat ón bPolainn, a thairiscint i de chineál ar bith iasachta agus tá go leor eile gotten iasacht ó dom before.if suim acu le teagmháil a dhéanamh liom an méid seo a leanas:Méid
Iarrtha mar Iasachta, Tír, Stáit, Do Iomlán Ainmneacha, Inscne, Uimhir Fón Póca, méid is gá, chun dul ar aghaidh.
an riachtanas thuasluaite a sheoladh chuig mo ríomhphost: iwonahousefirm@hotmail.com
So not only are you niaive enough to think that spamming me will work, you are actually stupid enough to think I’ll click through to read more spam!?
Now I send email campaigns out and when I do I send them from my own domain. I don’t hide behind a .info domain in case someone blacklists me. However I am a tad more responsible than these stupid fuckers, so perhaps I shouldn’t comment.
Straight out of a Father Ted script, people in Rathkeale, Co. Limerick are now worshiping a tree stump.
According to a local interviewed on ‘Morning Ireland’ this morning, over 400 people spent up to 2am praying at the stump, which, according to local shopkeeper Séamus Hogan:
“shows a clear outline of Our Lady”.
He goes on to say
“…it’s bringing people together from young and old to black and white, Protestant and Catholic, to say a few prayers…”
Worshiping tree stumps…? Protestants praying at an apparition of the virgin Mary…? (Have I missed something or has Mary snuck into the Church of Ireland?)
Brian Cowan must be pretty pleased – this will at least distract people from the utter bollix his party has made of the country (at least in Rathkeale). They must be pissing themselves Europe!
Contact Séamus Hogan, 20 St. Mary’s Park, Rathkeale, Co. Limerick to sign the petition to save the Holy Stump of Rathkeale (over 2,000 signatures as off this morning!)
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