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Re: Blasphemy made illegal in Ireland
Jul 30, 2009, 13:33
grufty ji wrote:


Father Ted was one of the most popular shows ever broadcast in Ireland and is given regular repeats. Although produced by a British company it was filmed in Ireland, the writers were Irish as was almost the entire cast.




Yes, did straight away notice how *Irish* it all is:-)

Anyway, my comment was not meant to be taken quite so seriously and I'm aware that had Ted been such a huge thought crime in Ireland it wouldn't have been allowed to air at all.

Father Jack did more or less shove a newly classed relic up some other Bishop's ass and the other Bishop in that episode did say that it (religion) was all shite, basically.

Blasphemous? If not then feck knows what Blasphemy is.

To others of course it can even appear in the form of a cartoon, or wearing trousers if yer a lady.

Crazy.

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