Jan 04

It was a pretty standard night out before Christmas, town smelt of burnt steak and desperate women; Keoghs was full of drunk men - none good looking, Cafe was full of drunk men - none Irish and the Horseshoe was full of drunk men - none single, although a few seemed to think they were.

I was about to give up my explorations when Lady M convinced me to have one for the road in ‘Samsara’. Not one of my favourite places as no matter where you stand you are in a walk way, so the whole pub becomes human bumping cars. Alcohol is ordered on the ability to drink without spilling. Just as well Cosmopolitans are now passe. On my way back from the bar having successfully swerved most people I crashed into a rather large lad…

Although my drink remained intact his didn’t and it rained down on top my recently blow dryed hair. Before I had a chance to engage Rant Drive – Warp Speed, he pulled off his top and started drying me off. Hard to say which I was more shocked by, his response or his biceps. He wasn’t overly good looking, but by God was he built and not in a manufactured gym way.

I eventually managed to convince him that I was fine and he could reclaim his shirt. Not like me to encourage a man to put on clothes but women people were starting to drool stare. Bicep Boy insisted on buying me a drink, but as I could feel my hair starting to frizz and Lady M was waiting we settled on another time and swapped numbers – result. Turns out he is a carpenter, hence the arms, and as I met him before Christmas it seems logical to call him Joseph.

Shortly after I left the pub, thinking that was the end of my excitement for the night, but as is often the case I was wrong. Another surprise was waiting for me at home………….



17 Responses

  1. red Says:

    Nah, you have got to be kidding me. What has happened to Irish men since I left the country? Toned and willingly stripping in crowded bars? I’m flabbergasted.

  2. Townygirl Says:

    you have to continue. i’m sitting in an dreary office in roscommon, slowly freezing to death, i need something to stop me slipping into hypothermia . . . please tell us what happened next (you can get over the face, long term a good body is much more useful hehe).

  3. Flirty Says:

    Red - believe me it is not normal behaviour - Christmas Spirit perhaps?

    Towny - he’s not ugly just not stop in your tracks good looking.

  4. Townygirl Says:

    better again flirty hehe!

  5. Annie Rhiannon Says:

    “Just as well Cosmopolitans are now passe…”

    Hooray, death to the cosmo. Moscow Mules all the way. They’re served in MUGS, y’know.

  6. kelly Says:

    c’mon flirty the suspense is killin me here…want to know want to know hurry up!!! (junmping up & down in a childlike tantrum there!)

  7. Epona Says:

    I met some of the drunk Irish men in Keoghs, some of the drunk non-Irish men in Cafe en Seine and would be scared s***less of anything in Horseshoe.

    Joseph sounds too good to be true but in my experience chiselled tradesmen move around a lot and often have more than one project going at a time. Men who are good with their tools are in huge demand!

    Please please please tell us was Dr McRide waiting for you at home wearing nothing but holly, mistletoe and a loaded gun?

  8. Conortje Says:

    heheh you’re such a dreadful tease :-)

  9. Flirty Says:

    Annie - go Mules, on my list for this weekend, mug optional

    Kelly - I may have oversold the excitement of this - again

    Epona - as per usual your imagination is better than my reality - lol

    Con - that’s what all the boys say :-)

  10. Nick Says:

    Lucky you. A spilled drink from someone so delicious. In my experience, the drink-spillers are usually wizened old men or spotty youths. Hope the rest of him is as hot as the biceps.

  11. Red Wine Gums Says:

    Beaten to it but worth saying again - Complete & utter tease is all you are

  12. Yvonne Says:

    OOH that’s the most romantic story I’ve ever heard. (Muscles AND booze!!!) Know what you mean about Samsara though, it’s the pits.

  13. Manuel Says:

    “he pulled off his top and started drying me off”

    I dream of the day when I could do that without it being met with screams and cry’s of anguish….

  14. LondonGirl Says:

    You meet hot boys with biceps who do chivalrous gestures?

    You should work for the Irish tourist board.

  15. Dartboard Says:

    Here’s to more blogging in 2008. Congratulations on your first year.

    Big love,
    Byron x

  16. Annie Rhiannon Says:

    I just nominated you for “Best Blog” at the IBA, Flirty. You have to give reasons this year, so I said something like, “Fun and, unlike most other prolific Irish blogs, light-hearted. Flirty is a breath of fresh air.” If you ever need me to write a review for a crap ladies’ magazine, I’m your woman.

  17. Flirty Says:

    Nick - progress is good!

    Red - harsh

    Yvonne - still getting over the shock

    Man - sure that’s not true :-)

    LG - trust me it is a total freak happening

    Byron - hey good looking, thanks for reading !

    Annie - thanks so much, you are so good, you are far too talented for ladies mags!

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