"Na, komm schon. Ich koche gar nicht so schlecht! Oder hast du Angst,dass du dich vergiftest?"Miriam versuchte mit dem Scherz die etwas verkrampfte Si...uationaufzulockern. Ich machte noch einen weiteren Versuch mich zum Gehen zuwenden."Ich kann dir doch dein bisschen Abendessen nicht wegessen." Na, da mach dir mal keine Sorgen. Es wird schon f?r uns beide reichen.Nudeln sind genug da."Irgendwie war ich es leid mit ihr zu argumentieren und das in Aussichtgestellte Essen taten ein ?briges."Ok, ich. They cleaned up in silence, too.“You okay?” he finally asked, as they got ready to go back to work.“I’m fabulous,” she said.“We already knew that,” he joked. “But are you okay?”It was impulse and she didn’t challenge it. Instead she went to him and pulled his face down for a kiss. Pressing her body against his, she tried to communicate how “okay” she was with her lips and tongue. When she pulled away, he closed his eyes for a few seconds.“I could get used to that,” he sighed.“You might get. Eejit (n.): Irish slang. Fool. Someone of reduced intellectual capacity (also 'Gobshite').Em (phr.): This is the word Dublin folk use when pausing to think. It takes the place of the "um" and "uh" that Americans prefer. This two-letter word alone will radically alter your perceived Dublin-ness if you can learn to use it pervasively and unconsciously. This is perhaps the single most commonly used expression in speech, so with this one change alone, you can drastically alter your. After exchanging morning pleasantries they introduce themselves as Rob and Sheila (not their real names). At that point Sheila sad that she notice me staring at her legs and asked if there was something wrong with them. Being bold, I said no there is nothing wrong with them and that she has very beautiful shapely legs. Still being bold with her husband sitting there hearing us both, I said I particularly like the "QUEEN OF SPADES" tattoo on her left ankle. At that point her husband chime in and.