Who is going to pay for the training?Purple , You might be right, so maybe employers might need a massive investment in training V hoping the skilled labour exists.
That would be a win - win.
4 day week to be the norm.
I'd also remove all the Irish Language requirements from RTE or close TG4.I would establish RTE GAA where GAA fans could indulge themselves 24/7. For the rest of us I would ban all GAA coverage on RTEs 1 & 2.
I would deport Joe Duffy back to Ballyfermot. And I'd send Marty Morrissey and Jo Brolly back to where they came from as well.
Oh, and I would give control of the Blood Transfusion Service to the Jehovvah's Witnesses.
Maybe we could have a Water Angelus Abortion referendum (WA-A for short)?I have noticed a growing questioning of RTE playing the Angelus. I would hold a referendum to give constitutional protection for the Angelus before the the country turns heathen altogether.
What about dog licences? They are just a subsidy for Post Offices. What's the point other than that?
Cats are vermin. That's why you don't have to stop your car if you run over them.Why is there such rabid discrimination towards dogs anyway? Aren't they man's BFF and all that? What about cats? Hate cats.
I would ban people in housing estates/towns from keeping chickens. We have a cockerel running around my estate at the minute and he's too fast to run over. He is noisy as hell in the morning
I have a looooong list. I'll start with 2.
- Death penalty for anyone breaking trees. Council plant saplings along a new road for example and some psycho teenager goes along snapping the trunks for the craic
I make it legal to taser people, usually older women, who leave their shopping trolleys blocking the isle while looking at produce (pawing loose fruit, crushing bread etc). I like to move the trollys out of the way, sometimes into the next isle, or place random small but expensive items in them.
- Shopping trolley licences for old people (nearly always newly retired men) who can't manage to manoeuvre their trolleys and block the aisles and look blankly at you when you're trying to get by while giving their elderly wives instructions on how best and most efficiently to do the shopping / bagging despite the fact that most have managed without them for 40 years.
I was walking my dog in that very park a few years ago and another dog, not on a lead, ran over and started nipping at my dog. I put my foot under the other dog and kind of lifted it into the stream (it's a small but muddy stream). The woman who owned it then came around the corner and started shouting at me. I told her that if she apologised to me for the distress her uncontrolled dog had caused I would let the matter drop. She got even angrierNext:
People (usually groups of women walking 3 / 4 abreast) walking around Marlay Park with their dogs on long setting of extendable leads so they take over the entire footpath so you've to move onto the grass to walk or run past them or jump the lead or trip and break your teeth. If I stop in my tracks and look at them to bring their attention to it so they can reel their lead back in they stare at me as if I'm the one with bad manners.
Not quite a death penalty one but definitely hard labour.
People who let their dogs and children walk on cycle paths is by bugbear. If you cycle into a small child at 20 miles an hour you could be badly hurt! I'd make it legal for cyclists to slap pedestrians in the head (back or front depending on the direction of travel) as they pass if the pedestrian is on the cycle path. Children and dogs could be kicked out of the way. If your child was kicked into the road by a cyclist travelling at 20 or 30 miles an hour you would remember not to let them walk on a cycle path again.Also similar feelings about parents who let their adorable toddlers waddle around into the path of runners and then look at you expectantly for you to give them a smile communicating the adorableness of their kids. I've news for you people - other people's children aren't cute.
I was walking my dog in that very park a few years ago and another dog, not on a lead, ran over and started nipping at my dog. I put my foot under the other dog and kind of lifted it into the stream (it's a small but muddy stream).
I was walking my dog in that very park a few years ago and another dog, not on a lead, ran over and started nipping at my dog.
I would have eaten your dogReminds me of a time long ago when I was at the beach with our new pup (German Shepherd of about 6 months). The pup was off the lead and we were running among the baby dunes in Inchydoney (a lovely spot). Anyway, we come across a family all sitting around a big parcel of tinfoil. The Dad was about to slice some slices off a cooked chicken when the pup jumps in, grabs the whole chicken and makes off like a mad yoke!! It's was hilarious. Your man goes ape at me (I must have been about 14 at the time). Ah, the days!!
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