Posted on Sep 3, 2019
Mike Pence In Recovery After Viewing Statue Of Molly Malone While In Ireland
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American Vice President Mike Pence is said to be in stable condition tonight after ‘taking a turn’ while being shown a bronze statue of Molly Malone that is a well-known tourist attraction in Ireland.
“He noted how well polished it was before realizing what he was looking at.”
People in the vicinity of the statue in Dublin’s Suffolk Street said they watched the Vice President become increasingly distressed.
“He also starting screaming for his mother?”
Pence was already said to have already been in quite a state beforehand having spent time in the company of Irish Prime Minister Leo Varadkar, 40, who is also a workout enthusiast and an openly gay man.
“He noted how well polished it was before realizing what he was looking at.”
People in the vicinity of the statue in Dublin’s Suffolk Street said they watched the Vice President become increasingly distressed.
“He also starting screaming for his mother?”
Pence was already said to have already been in quite a state beforehand having spent time in the company of Irish Prime Minister Leo Varadkar, 40, who is also a workout enthusiast and an openly gay man.
Mike Pence In Recovery After Viewing Statue Of Molly Malone While In Ireland
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Well, there are some things that are left better unsaid than said...or seen, in this case.
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Ah Dublin! That statue in the street is known locally as "The tart with the cart". There's another in Dublin's streets, of some ladies "of a certain age" standing around gabbing while carrying their shopping bags, who are called "the hags with the bags".
Then there was a monstrous, grotesque figure of a nude female in a running horizontal fountain, named either the "floozie in a Jacuzzi", or the "who-er in the sewer" by the local wags, and a statue of Oscar Wilde, posed on a cliff, that was christened "the fag on the crag".
I heard they finally got that monstrosity of "the who-er in the sewer" out of Dublin, but they got a new landmark to replace her. There is now a tall spike of a tower in O'Connell Street, near the River Liffey, to replace the Nelson Pillar that some of the lads took a bit of gelignite to. The Freudian symbolism of that tall structure did not escape those most literate Dubliners, who dubbed the new addition "the stiffy by the Liffey".
Then there was a monstrous, grotesque figure of a nude female in a running horizontal fountain, named either the "floozie in a Jacuzzi", or the "who-er in the sewer" by the local wags, and a statue of Oscar Wilde, posed on a cliff, that was christened "the fag on the crag".
I heard they finally got that monstrosity of "the who-er in the sewer" out of Dublin, but they got a new landmark to replace her. There is now a tall spike of a tower in O'Connell Street, near the River Liffey, to replace the Nelson Pillar that some of the lads took a bit of gelignite to. The Freudian symbolism of that tall structure did not escape those most literate Dubliners, who dubbed the new addition "the stiffy by the Liffey".
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CPL Douglas Chrysler
CW3 Harvey K. Two of my granddaughters make the trip at least once a year. They say it's the only way to get through the rest of the year.
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