Madonna could be banned from Philippines

Isn't that a matter between him and the Admin(s) who banned him? Why the need to know?

Cached pages? Can you clear your cache or if in IE - Internet Options - Settings - Click "Every time I visit the webpage". That may help

Ah! I thought that would have been global, strange that.

I am a Filipino and I don't find it funny. It may be funny to some but not all. So I would suggest you don't generalize. We get it, you are well traveled. You may know more than most of the people here do because of the folks you have met in the past, by traveling to far flung areas of Asia. But please, save your generalization else where. You may have met a lot of Filipinos while you go around my country but that doesn't mean whatever you say is accurate or applicable to everyone.

*Unfollowing thread now*

I have a UK flag designed trousers. Is it illegal there? haha

Don't wear it in South Armagh in two weeks time

I don't think she'll get that Andy, I'd be surprised if she did

The folks in the UK would love that.

It's the same ol' t'eme
Since noineteen sixteen...

I think it's good if she doesn't. Mind you, I don't expect Filipinas to really be coming to Darkley and Crossmaglen. That would be a culture shock and a half!

I used to go to Crossmaglen years back when I was working in Carrickmacross to collect my colleagues prescription every couple of weeks, a weird feeling to the place to be sure with all the soldiers on the street and the watch towers.

I go to NI quite regularly now and find the place has thankfully transformed, I love to watch the marches and the bands.

what are you guys talking about?

You ever sang Zombie on karaoke?

That's it

It's come a long way but I await the day when everybody will love the marches and the bands.

In your head... in your head.... zaahambey, zaahambey...

You got it

Yes.. its deemed a racist symbol. Take care!

Seriously? but when we went to HK I see lots of stuff with UK flag design like bags and jumpers. lol

I think bootsonground means in some parts of Ireland.