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Ireland's 'most romantic man' is complete w*nker

Michael

Both hands on the wheel? 

Happy

At least he's a bit more honest than the mobile phone users ... gardai will be in touch, i'll bet.

Neil Hoskins

top stuff 

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Lester, you continue to amaze me: it's not even lunchtime yet.

Andrew Moore

What? 

Coat

"With regret we have come to the decision that no prize will be awarded this year."

What about giving it to the runners-up??? I smell a rat- Maybe the magazine is so hard up that it concockted a way of getting out of rewarding the prize money.

Ponder Stebbins

Lester Haines reads the The Clare People!!!!!!!!!!!!! 

Paris Hilton

This is very disgusting, Lester Haines reading the The Clare People.

Pints all round?? 5cc might be more like it.

Paris, you all know why

N

Not only a firm hand on the wheel... 

The mind boggles that someone could actually crack one off whilst driving!!!

Anonymous Coward

too bad... 

Coat

...that he couldn't beat it in court.

Dennis

I don't see what the problem is 

Paris Hilton

Being from Ireland I think its very romantic to drive round having a w*nk. Just be careful not to drive into one on the horses walking down the street or run over one of the 'little people'

If you are chosen as on of the lucky recipients then its a compliment.

Paris because I'm sure she has had a lot of compliments in her time

Niall

Breach of Good Faith? 

So what they won fair and square, after tossing aside the competition. Cheapskate magazine they won't even give the prize to one of the runners up.

Dan

Good friday story... 

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Just what I expect from the Reg.

Now, will you be forthcoming with a BOFH episode?

Anonymous Coward

Saves a few Euros 

Paris Hilton

rather than give it to the 2nd placed couple. A traditional way of doing it methinks.

She's craic'd off on her videos as well !!!!

Fluffykins

Sure is...... 

...One hard act to follow.

Anonymous Coward

playmobil? 

dare to?

Tony

That's why I read El Reg 

Happy

It's been a really shitty day. No a really, REALLY shitty day.

Then I read The Register to find out what is going on outside of the asylum to read such masterpieces of comment as these on a story of a man induging in the sin of Onan:

"beat off stiff opposition"*

"working himself to the bone".

Please don't ever stop - cleaning small bits of apple off my monitor is a small price to pay.

Anonymous Coward

HAHAH! 

Happy

The funniest shit I've read for a long time!

Andrew

Just to clarify... 

Coat

A man was found guilty of following women around in his car while fondling himself and then he was crowned Ireland's most romantic man. Maybe he is?

Calum Morrison

That's a surprise 

Coat

I thought it was going to be a story about Ronan Keating with a headline like that.

Elmer Phud

I bet . . . 

Happy

. . . he feels a bit of a knobhead.

Chris

What i wonder is 

IT Angle

where the IT angle is? Apart from that stupid W...

Anonymous Coward

Clare People? 

Jobs Horns

Well there's a source I never thought I'd see El Reg quoting from.

Ballyvaughan's a lovely place actually. Personally I'm glad to hear there's a wanker there who *isn't* just some fat bastard tourist on a road-clogging behemoth bus-tour.

(Jobs icon because nobody in County Clare can find any)

Sarah Bee

Re: What i wonder is 

(Written by Reg staff)

Booooooo, Chris. Booooo at you.

Yorkshirepudding

impressive 

Joke

one assumes he was driving an automatic?

MGJ

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and not a single mention of the lovely girls competition from Father Ted. Guys, you are slipping.

Master Baker

Glasses 

This chap should get himself some new technology...

I have a pair of sunglasses that can take videos and photo's too. This enables me to drive round colleges and other such places in summertime, take whatever pics I like and then wank off at home into the neighbours wheelie bin. They don't mind. They think it's a fox.

amanfromMars

Leaving a Virtual DNA Trail for Ease of Craic Following 

"The mind boggles that someone could actually crack one off whilst driving!!!" .... By N Posted Friday 15th May 2009 10:39 GMT

In Mind over Matter Circles do the Mined Boggle Beautifully

Boggle, verb transitive .... to Immaculately Confuse with Luscious Intent.

Tim

New role for him... 

Following extensive research, I have determined that Galway City is not on Google Street (innit) View yet. No doubt this guy will be applying for a job as the driver for the camera car, to record his own personal grumbleflick of the area's urban delights. At least we'll all then be able to see what the excitement is about.

Tim#3

The Voice of Reason

"stripped of his crown" 

Joke

Ouch.

Sounds like rather a harsh punishment!

Pete

Poor sod 

Joke

I bet he can still pull though.

Reminds me of a joke:

A man was having his annual check-up at the local medical centre. He's lying naked on the table, being examined by the nurse.

The nurse says, "You're going to have to stop masturbating."

The man says, "Why?"

The nurse says, "Because I'm trying to examine you."

Anonymous Coward

UK Department of Transport 

Paris Hilton

I await the online test to verify whether this activity is a distraction to driving. Along the line of the earlier test for texting while driving...

http://www.theregister.co.uk/2009/05/04/dot_think/

Paris - as she will be appearing in the test.

Dr O'Pfickse-Dwydth

Highway code angle? 

Did he have a hands-free kit installed?

Brutus

Stunned! 

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Quite stunned that someone actually tagged a 'proper' joke to the joke icon.

Simon Painter

BOFH 

Dead Vulture

I'm leaving the office early, is Simon T dead or something?

Anonymous Coward

What's the big deal? 

I don't see how this is not romantic. It's not as if they caught the guy pole dancing.

Rob

@Master Baker 

Go

LOL very smooth :)

Peter

So, the magazine .. 

Coat

.. withdrew AFTER the singing?

But hey, he obviously didn't win that competition hands down. Well, not before they were up first..

Mine's the one with "Repetitive St(r)ain Sufferer" on the back, thanks.

Don't worry about the dropped tissues, I've got plenty

Thank you, and good night.

Uncle Slacky

@Tony 

The sin of Onan was surely just the penalty for early withdrawal (God ordered him to have sex with his sister-in-law IIRC and he wasn't too keen), not actually bashing the bishop...

Anonymous Coward

What, no pictures? 

Joke

Anyway, we all want to see them erecting the pedestal.

At least he wasn't following sheep.

James O'Brien

TGIL* 

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Quality article now wheres my pint?

*Thank God Its Lester

Juan Inamillion

@amanfromMars 

Alien

Ah! A welcome return to form!

"Boggle, verb transitive .... to Immaculately Confuse with Luscious Intent."

Brilliant definition.

Winkypop

I guess his partner would be 

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...really jacked off !!

Tony

@ Uncle Slacky 

Boffin

"The sin of Onan was surely just the penalty for early withdrawal (God ordered him to have sex with his sister-in-law IIRC and he wasn't too keen), not actually bashing the bishop..."

I see your argument, but ... http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Onan

I would highlight "The narrative implies that Onan didn't object to the sex itself, but performed coitus interruptus, spilling his seed upon the ground"

The actual interpretation is the subject of rabbinical arguments - however, the general view seems to be that the release of semen for other than procreation is abhorrent and sinful. And that is what the sin of Onan refers to - any release other than for full intercourse which would include masturbation.

E.g. "The sin of Onan. Spilling the old seed on the ground. Cuffing the camel. Dusting the donkey. Flogging the Pharisee. Onanism, a sin that requires hundreds of hours of practice to get right, or at least that's what I told myself."

Anonymous Coward

jesus i never knew that............. 

Happy

I cant believe thats illegal..... far out...... for year it never occored to me.

Anonymous Coward

Clarification Please 

So is this how the lovely couple met???

Andus McCoatover

Nuff said? 

Coat

@winkypop - no, I think it'd be jilled off, unless he's an "uphill gardener".

Less seriously, when I worked in BT, we had a machine that had an auger and a small-ish crane to put telegraph poles in the ground.

Its offical name was "PEU".

Pole Erection Unit.

My girl never knew why I called her "my peu". She thought it was French.