Do many TDs use r/Ireland?
Posted Jan 29, 2016, 9:44 AM UTC
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Not that I know of but there are definitely some 'handlers'/'advisors' knocking about.
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there are definitely some 'handlers'/'advisors' knocking about.
I doubt it
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Well you would say that wouldn't you?
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I very much doubt it.
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Stevo used to, Murph did an ama once. I think someone mentioned Theyre not running in the coming ge the other day. Whether they were genuine or not I don't know.
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Why the fuck would they?
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If I was a TD I'd spend all day on r/ireland getting the best advice from the shrewdest political minds in Ireland, if not the world! /s
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Would you not prefer to sit in the Dail bar supping a cheap pint running up a large tab while you count your unvouched expenses and make your list of people to send cards out to at the cost of the taxpayer?
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I'd be doing that, but browsing r/ireland on my phone. Can't afford to miss a Father Ted quote thread.
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On your phone that you bought as an expense. You bastard.
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I put TD after my name on Twitter. Does that count?
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I'm pretty sure that's really him. Doesn't post anymore since he was usually downvoted. I'd say he's still around under a new name somewhere. It might even be me.
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Yep we do
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I'm actually Gerry Adams
Where is she buried Gerry where?
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