One Ireland Forum and a Separate Oscar T Forum?

[Ballcock]

Couldn't resist!


We promise to visit you from time to time Oscar ... Honest

[OscarT]

And you'd all be made very welcome - with a wee soda farl and a drop of tea in your hand!

You might even get a black bush if you're very good.

Edited by OscarT on Thursday 4th October 09:40

[Ballcock]

Good man!

I thought you'd loose the head with me .....


I was going to start the post by saying
OSCAR SAYS NOOOOOOO!!!



But I thought it'd be going too far

[shark 11]

lets talk cars it is a car site i think

[OscarT]

Agreed Albert - how's your Vauxhall going? Sorry Opel - you see there's another difference between NI and Ireland.

OscarT

PS I do wish Gryf Rhys Jones hadn't advertised those in his underpants - what an unfortunate association for a great wee machine.

Edited by OscarT on Thursday 4th October 23:36

Edited by OscarT on Thursday 4th October 23:38

[shark 11]

lets talk cars not the difference between ni and ireland

[shark 11]

what car do you drive oscar t

[OscarT]

Hi Albert

Currently I have a Land Rover Discovery for everyday use and three toys - a TVR Griffith, an Alfa Romeo Spider 2000 Veloce and a Triumph TR6.

OscarT

[shark 11]

great selection of cars oscar t which is your favourite

[OscarT]

No contest - the Griffith.

[Ballcock]

Folks could we get this thread back on topic?
















sorry , only joshin-hi

[OscarT]

Six inches due south - or 150mm for those who are metricated.

[Irish]

Greeting from Hong Kong. Looks like I missed all the fun

Oscar any chance of some pics of the Griffith - lovely motors.

Edited to add, any chance of getting the threads back to motors. I don,t think the handful who commented are enough to join the forums. OscarT, feel free to join us or meet the gang on Octane.ie who organise meets on the Island of Ireland

Edited by Irish on Saturday 6th October 11:49

[shark 11]

it would be nice oscar t to have a member of northern ireland region at a meet in my country you are welcome anytime

[OscarT]

Thank you Irish and Shark11

What about organising meetings on the island of Tahiti, Jamaica, Barbados, Tenerife, Cyprus or Malta - nowhere else feels the need to describe themselves as the island of ----. Why do some Irishmen feel the need to talk in terms of the Island of Ireland, the North of Ireland, etc? Everyone knows that geographically Northern Ireland and the Republic of Ireland share the same island - you don't hear Canadians of citizens of the United States of America going on about the island of North America.

Just an observation.

OscarT

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OscarT said:

- you don't hear Canadians of citizens of the United States of America going on about the island of North America.

Just an observation.

OscarT

Mebbe cos it aint an Island?

[OscarT]

Technically since the Panama Canal was dug it is. :-)