In some ways, this is terribly to the point...
Jim
> > > A family of England supporters head out one Saturday Christmas
shopping.
> > > While in JJB Sports, the son picks up an Ireland shirt and says
to his
> > > sister, "I've decided I'm going to be a Ireland supporter and I
would
> > > like this shirt for my Christmas!"
> > > The sister is outraged at this, promptly whacks him round the
head and
> > > says, "Go talk to your mother."
> > > Off goes the little lad, with Ireland shirt in hand and finds his
> > > mother. "Mum."
> > > "Yes, son?"
> > > "I've decided I'm going to be an Ireland supporter and I would
like this
> > > shirt for my Christmas."
> > > The mother is outraged at this, promptly whacks him round the
head and
> > > says, "Go talk to your father."
> > > Off he goes with the Ireland shirt in hand and finds his father.
> > > "Dad."
> > > "Yes, son?"
> > > "I've decided I'm going to be an Ireland supporter and I would
like this
> > > shirt for my Christmas."
> > > The father is outraged at this, promptly whacks his son round the
head
> > > and says, "No son of mine is ever going to be seen in THAT!"
> > > About half an hour later, they are all back in the car heading home.
> > > The father turns to the son and says, "Son, I hope you have learned
> > > something today?"
> > > The son turns to his father and says, "Yes, Father, I have".
> > > Father says," Good son, what is it?"
> > > The son replies "I've only been an Ireland supporter for an hour
and I
> > > already hate you English bastards!"
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