"To be Manx is to be inbred" says the old guy without the slighest trace of irony.Those sketches about the Isle Of Man on The Fast Show weren't exagerating.
I’m FROM the IOM and PLEASE please please don’t believe we manxies are like this. It’s so annoying to see manx people depicted this way. It’s really a pretty quiet island with a beautiful countryside and low crime rate. It’s a great place to bring up kids.
The people in that pub were characters. They might have different characters to yours, but there ancestors have she'd blood for that soil, and are as good as you. Just a little less refined.
If they went to a truly tough pub rather than just one that's a bit of a crap hole, they would likely be leaving in an ambulance minus their camera gear that would be getting flogged off cheap in the car park.
@Nazgûl Volador how come yt wont delete your comment, when you call my nan a slag and that you want to sniff her knickers but then delete mine when I call you a weirdo?
I had to suffer this attitude on the IOM for three years. I couldn't have a quiet pint without someone deliberately falling on me or asking me why i was invading their precious land. It was such a relief to get back to civilisation. When they say 'inbred' they really mean it! The funniest experience was on the on the return ferry from Liverpool, seeing all the facial injuries and broken bones the locals had collected on their brief escape to the city. They just can't cope when they leave and 9/10 get their heads kicked in. You can always hear them gobbing off about being Manx when they leave the Island and they usually self-identify by wearing TT t-shirts, coats etc.. so you can't miss them.
Sorry you experienced this behaviour from the pea brains of mann. The swell-head skally-boys..they'll ham-bap yerrrr. These are your locals who have been to Liverpool or some shitty package holiday where the extent of their cultural experience was speaking to a guy called Mario at the poolside bar. Being a Manx emigrant, I have been guilt of wearing TT shirts because it reminds me of home a little. But, when identifying myself 'im british'. I rarely go back these days... my mind has been opened to the world
And the landlord at the beginning "If you're looking for trouble, if you come to The Heron, you can get it like"...Fucks sake, that place would make even the school nerd piss his pants with laughter. More frightened of my neighbours elderly cat
People who are really tough usually don't go around advertising it,they will just knock you out if you phuck with them. Like most animals if you leave them alone they will leave you alone.
Such a tough pub with carpeting and upholstered couches. A tough bar has tile floor because it's easier to clean the spilled and thrown beer and the urine that is trailing out of the men's room. Also nothing is upholstered because it would be stained and soaked in one day.
I holidayed in Douglas during three separate summers and I also visited on a day trip and I can honestly say that The Isle of Man was one of the nicest and safest of places and the Manx people should, and can be, very proud of the wonderful, beautifully unique place that is their homeland .
I'd rather go to a great old pub full of character. This pub just looks like nondescript new pub from the 1960's. Think I'll skip it and seek somewhere more characterful........and welcoming.
Yeah, IOM/the manx aren't like this or the fast show (which is utter shite anyway.) It's a beautiful, safe Island. People are on the whole very friendly, the manx and any others who live here. People leave their cars running and unlocked, keys in ignition, front doors unlocked. Everyone smiles and says hello, strangers stop for conversations. The glens here are spectacular, the beaches are amazing. Practically no rubbish in the streets or on the roads. This island is really taken care of, crime rate is ridiculously low. Even the chavs here are friendly if you speak to them. Manx spirit is awful though, any hostility I've seen is mostly from pissed visiting TT fans. But theres so much more to the Island than the TT anyway.
Spent many, many days in The Heron - even took my daughter when she was 8 years old ! . . she made friends very quickly, so many decent good folk in the bars . . . I can only Imagine now the atmosphere as Rangers are going to win the League in Scotland and Steven Gerrard being the Manager ? . . just brilliant !! . . . For those who have never been to The Heron, the Public Bar is a Shrine to Rangers, The Lounge Bar is a Shrine to Liverpool FC . . . Just Magic !! . . . Love the place, Love the people . . .
Wow, Lol this is so funny, my great grandfather migrated from I.O.M in the early 1900's. My grandfather had the same attitude, my father also lol..So weird how they are the same.."kinda cranky " but I love it lol They act like they don't give a shit and a bit negative lol..I would love to visit one day to learn more about my roots..❤
I lived and worked there for 12 years and was never welcome. That was my local. I lived about 100 yds away. I fixed building site equipment and was never thanked. Does Streeter still drink there?
When I was 5 I cut my fingers up on the bike track went in there and asked for a antiseptic wipe. What happened you ask??? They gave me one, a glass of coke and a packet of peanuts
What a load of ABSOLUTE TOSH. I live on the Island and though I have a a very very Manx name Corlett which I got from my dad, my mum was from Yorkshire and I was born in Reading, Berkshire and then lived in Hemel Hempstead till I was 10 before moving to the Island in 1976 (all Corletts originate from the isle of Man). My ex followed me over to have contact with his daughter and he is fully Indian and got a job immediately in the finance sector and has never had any bother over here. As for the Heron pub, I used to drink in there quite a bit when I had a very very Scottish boyfriend who drank there all the time and probably still does and neither of us had any bother. Now if you wanted to find a proper Manx pub where they would of stared you till you were so scared shitless you left they should of gone to the tiny pub in Foxdale which even though its real name was The Baltic Inn even the Manx people called it The Slaughtered lamb from "An American Werewolf in London" film and even most of the Manx were too frightened to enter cause if you were Manx but not from Foxdale as the locals at the Baltic you weren't classed as Manx enough. The Manx would joke that some people born in Foxdale had eyes like a snake due to inbreeding. The bit about if you had a shit in the pub they would know about it in Ramsey bit is true though. My mate who I hadn't seen all day and had been in her office all day would know if I had been to Tesco's in the morning by afternoon on the same bleedin day lol
+Joanna Corlett My friend and I came from California to watch the TT races. It took us almost three days to get there.and we didn't have a clue where to go or where we could go to eat. While we watching the races on the first day we met some locals and they took us every where every day.and out to the pubs in Castetown. at night. We went to the Baltic a couple of times and had a great time. We didn't have any problems at all.In fact when we decided we had enough the landlord gave us a ride! We were treated with kindness and generosity every where we went. This was a trip of a life time for us and the people we met made it all that much better for us. I don't profess to know everything about IOM but it and the people were great. If you give repect you get respect.
Had me first leg over there, met an old slapper in there a quick knee trembler out back and on me way!! Ah those were the days!! Oh and a bag of chips on the way home!!! Great night out!!
I think of the Isle of Man as being like Gibraltar - but without the sunshine. That pub looks as rough as anything. The outside of it is grim enough, but I wouldn't want to go in there anyway. It's the kind of pub that tells you to 'f**k off' without actually telling you to f**k off - if you know what I mean! The vibes it gives out say it all really.
I'm not sure the man would know how ppl around the world understand the word " inbred" and what it means in North America and places like Australia Im sure it's not what we know it as but that would have been good for whoever was filming to ask him to rephrase it or to clarify what exactly he means by it
As a guy from Liverpool in England, let me say this from the start, I love the manx people and their Ireland. Who ever you are and were you live [I have always said this] most people live there lives in an approximate five mile radius ... regardless of living on an Ireland or not ... To conclude, can't everybody see the contradiction of the woman disliking 'none manx people' and she was wearing a Liverpool Football Club shirt ...
Justin Williams, if you disagree with me, then put forward an opposing point of view?. When a person just insults the first person without any opposing point of view .... You have no argument .... and when you swear (typed) you have lost hands down.
If you scroll through the posts, the issue in regard to the spelling of ireland when it should have been island has been addressed ... On your sad/shallow insulting responses, well that says everything about You ... Given you have no gravitas [look it up in a dictionary] and 'at best' you are Dim ... I will not respond to any of your shallow pathetic posts ... goodby Dimwit
I live here the island is full of old idiots like this, the same people who say weed should be illegal and it’s dangerous meanwhile they’re raging alcoholics but insist alcohol is not a drug. The old generation here are off their heads, the island will be a much nicer place when they all drop and the younger ones comes into power
@@ganglandenforcer Nah still plenty of people like that around, beautiful island tho I love living here. The only bad part really is drugs are very expensive but that’s worth it to live here
''To be Manx, it's something...inbred'' LOL
TakeThe RedPill You know it has two meanings ?
@@animatiz
Of course we do. Do you know what humour is?
@@richardschiffman7657 Well said bro, the place is a dive.
5:28 .. i jumped on him and kicked his head in !!!!! . Mummy must be so proud ....... When she writes from Broadmoor
Chuck it on a billboard
"To be Manx is to be inbred" says the old guy without the slighest trace of irony.Those sketches about the Isle Of Man on The Fast Show weren't exagerating.
Sweet home Isle of mana
"It's in-bred." As in, it's born into you.
Explained the 6th finger
The Isle of Man aka the Scouse Alcatraz
Ugly bunch
I'm a scouser from huyton I sound like these a bit what the fuck
@@finckel2682 thier not English they hate the English the Irish Welsh and Scottish
@@stevendouglas3860 shut up ya nasty twat. at least we’re independent
@@asparagus6964 Independently ugly😂😂😂😂🤮
I’m FROM the IOM and PLEASE please please don’t believe we manxies are like this. It’s so annoying to see manx people depicted this way.
It’s really a pretty quiet island with a beautiful countryside and low crime rate. It’s a great place to bring up kids.
The people in that pub were characters.
They might have different characters to yours, but there ancestors have she'd blood for that soil, and are as good as you.
Just a little less refined.
@@davidsilverstein5079 Was that English? You need to refine your grammar
@@slizzardshroomer9666 Yes I agree.
Sorry I was, and still am a bit stoned.
I blame both autocorrect and lazyitis for my grammatical failures.
@@davidsilverstein5079 All good bruv, how bout lending me a toke?
@@davidsilverstein5079 You're right
They probably think rubbing two ice cubes will make fire🤣
Why do these 'toughest' pubs always just look like standard pubs?
If they went to a truly tough pub rather than just one that's a bit of a crap hole, they would likely be leaving in an ambulance minus their camera gear that would be getting flogged off cheap in the car park.
because its the clientle that make them tough
Tough pubs don't let camera crews in to make you look like a bunch of cunts
@@paulw6183 I bet they would for free pints
Eh they look like shit holes.... 🤔🙄
Being a drunk old fart doesn't make you tough😂
You'd be surprised how some of the old boys still have it in them
"To be Manx is something... it is inbred." You said it, amigo. Not me.
@ go and take your face for a shite, you twat. Love from England.
@Gran Inquisidor well I suppose you do need something to sniff!
@Nazgûl Volador how come yt wont delete your comment, when you call my nan a slag and that you want to sniff her knickers but then delete mine when I call you a weirdo?
@Nazgûl Volador you have got a bit of a dodgy fetish there haven't you, you wrong un!
Yeah I’m from the iom but British all the way 🇬🇧🇬🇧
I had to suffer this attitude on the IOM for three years. I couldn't have a quiet pint without someone deliberately falling on me or asking me why i was invading their precious land. It was such a relief to get back to civilisation. When they say 'inbred' they really mean it! The funniest experience was on the on the return ferry from Liverpool, seeing all the facial injuries and broken bones the locals had collected on their brief escape to the city. They just can't cope when they leave and 9/10 get their heads kicked in. You can always hear them gobbing off about being Manx when they leave the Island and they usually self-identify by wearing TT t-shirts, coats etc.. so you can't miss them.
Sorry you experienced this behaviour from the pea brains of mann.
The swell-head skally-boys..they'll ham-bap yerrrr. These are your locals who have been to Liverpool or some shitty package holiday where the extent of their cultural experience was speaking to a guy called Mario at the poolside bar.
Being a Manx emigrant, I have been guilt of wearing TT shirts because it reminds me of home a little. But, when identifying myself 'im british'.
I rarely go back these days... my mind has been opened to the world
"it's great to be Manx" ....while wearing a Liverpool FC shirt! lol ...irony clearly lost on that woman!
And the landlord at the beginning "If you're looking for trouble, if you come to The Heron, you can get it like"...Fucks sake, that place would make even the school nerd piss his pants with laughter. More frightened of my neighbours elderly cat
Woman?
@@rafflesxyz4800 ... lol, yea! ....at 1:04
That old bloke thinking he's all that throwing girly slaps at the end.
I met a posh guy from isle of mann in uni that loved Britain and seen himself as a north western Englishman. He loved liverpool for some reason
“If you come over, you’ll never leave”
After watching that, I’ll never go over
The heron pub is on a council estate called anachor! There not hard people there just your typical council estate people who think there hard.
Whoop Whoop agreed.
* anagh coar
@Wal Leece settle down you fuck wit, all you have is a fucking bike race and a cat to be proud of. whoop dee fucking doo.
@@deana8052 being a independent nation and not part of your shit hole cuntry make it better
They are hard..... in the boys showers!
And not one Manks accent heard!
Plenty of Plassie scousers, so they all must be from Douglas.
FUCK YOU FUCK YOU FUCK YOU
Manx
The most of the scousers have Manx ancestry. That's why the people in Liverpool and the people on Isle of man sounds kinda the same.
Funny how this show never came to somewhere like Belfast where the are some proper hard pubs
A truly hard pub would refuse to have any camera crew in its vicinity.
People who are really tough usually don't go around advertising it,they will just knock you out if you phuck with them. Like most animals if you leave them alone they will leave you alone.
its been 9 years, all the "toughest" characters in this pub are long gone now
idk theyre pretty tough somebody's still kickin
and they've been replaced by other tough characters
The hardest pub i know is in Liverpool We took our pub team there for the first team and the first question was "" who are you fkin lookin at ""
I had that in liverpool and rhyl. I said a ugly face thats what im looking at
What a charming place.
"Both my sister and I take our holidays here every year" -"We don't like it." -"We're from the Isle Of Man" -"Yes!" -"Yes"
Such a tough pub with carpeting and upholstered couches. A tough bar has tile floor because it's easier to clean the spilled and thrown beer and the urine that is trailing out of the men's room. Also nothing is upholstered because it would be stained and soaked in one day.
I holidayed in Douglas during three separate summers and I also visited on a day trip and I can honestly say that The Isle of Man was one of the nicest and safest of places and the Manx people should, and can be, very proud of the wonderful, beautifully unique place that is their homeland .
LOVE THIS!!
its also the saddest!
@@damianhunter683 How so ?
@@TheHumbuckerboy Look around you lol
@@damianhunter683 I don't live on the Isle of Man ... do you ?
This is not really an advert for the isle.
What are you talking about? This video is the sole reason why I want to go there
@@wastehazey6468 haha
I'd rather go to a great old pub full of character. This pub just looks like nondescript new pub from the 1960's. Think I'll skip it and seek somewhere more characterful........and welcoming.
Yeah, IOM/the manx aren't like this or the fast show (which is utter shite anyway.) It's a beautiful, safe Island. People are on the whole very friendly, the manx and any others who live here. People leave their cars running and unlocked, keys in ignition, front doors unlocked. Everyone smiles and says hello, strangers stop for conversations. The glens here are spectacular, the beaches are amazing. Practically no rubbish in the streets or on the roads. This island is really taken care of, crime rate is ridiculously low. Even the chavs here are friendly if you speak to them.
Manx spirit is awful though, any hostility I've seen is mostly from pissed visiting TT fans. But theres so much more to the Island than the TT anyway.
Doesn't look very rough in the heron, few elderly lads having a pint . Reminds me of still game
It’s not too bad really just full of chavs because it’s in the middle of a big council estate
"We are constantly watching our borders" That hasn't aged well.
I was literally going to comment the same exact thing, ha ha. Sad but true! :(
Spent many, many days in The Heron - even took my daughter when she was 8 years old ! . . she made friends very quickly, so many decent good folk in the bars . . . I can only Imagine now the atmosphere as Rangers are going to win the League in Scotland and Steven Gerrard being the Manager ? . . just brilliant !! . . . For those who have never been to The Heron, the Public Bar is a Shrine to Rangers, The Lounge Bar is a Shrine to Liverpool FC . . . Just Magic !! . . . Love the place, Love the people . . .
Ah sounds shite then
so they dont like the english ,scots ,welsh and irish but take interest in the football makes me laugh pubs like this on a little island
Nobody on the Isle Of Man likes Rangers
There is nothing tough about the isle of man or its people. Been there many times.
Keep it quiet, Television is real 🤣
'You like liver? You like bacon?? --Come see my collection----on the Isle of Man.'
I was going there for my summer holiday I’ve cancelled after watching that and booked a fortnight in millwall
For real ? there is always people like that in small pubs
Well why would u ever go on holiday in the uk when u can go anywhere in the world
1:03 she says it’s good to be manx while wearing a Liverpool top 😂
Exactly
Carragher is a Manx name
Wow, Lol this is so funny, my great grandfather migrated from I.O.M in the early 1900's. My grandfather had the same attitude, my father also lol..So weird how they are the same.."kinda cranky " but I love it lol They act like they don't give a shit and a bit negative lol..I would love to visit one day to learn more about my roots..❤
the heron is nothing like this lmfao just doing this for tv
Some dogooder put an end to the birch..Brilliant
I’m from the iom it’s fucking ridiculous some of it where a British region no more then Manchester tbh
I lived and worked there for 12 years and was never welcome. That was my local. I lived about 100 yds away. I fixed building site equipment and was never thanked. Does Streeter still drink there?
Yup, they will tell you "once a come over always a come over"
Wow, a lot of ignorance on one island.
Go to Malta... Alot more there ;)
Lol, that's scary.
you're not welcome: stay with your own kind and you won't have any problems
Khazar Liar
My kind, are good human beings period! I will go where I want thanks so much for your concern.
Turkesha Schafer ;) Ironic comment if ever I saw one.
good point dj
You can slate the Isle of Man 🇮🇲 over some wannabe’s but to me it’s the greatest show on earth. The TT no race comes anywhere near it ..
Who slates it? It looks like paradise to me
When I was 5 I cut my fingers up on the bike track went in there and asked for a antiseptic wipe. What happened you ask??? They gave me one, a glass of coke and a packet of peanuts
my point
No pork scratching's?
OMG...and all those Fairy's ?
Perfect recipe for Regime!
There i am thinking the Isle of Man was a beautiful friendly place...
What a load of ABSOLUTE TOSH. I live on the Island and though I have a a very very Manx name Corlett which I got from my dad, my mum was from Yorkshire and I was born in Reading, Berkshire and then lived in Hemel Hempstead till I was 10 before moving to the Island in 1976 (all Corletts originate from the isle of Man). My ex followed me over to have contact with his daughter and he is fully Indian and got a job immediately in the finance sector and has never had any bother over here. As for the Heron pub, I used to drink in there quite a bit when I had a very very Scottish boyfriend who drank there all the time and probably still does and neither of us had any bother. Now if you wanted to find a proper Manx pub where they would of stared you till you were so scared shitless you left they should of gone to the tiny pub in Foxdale which even though its real name was The Baltic Inn even the Manx people called it The Slaughtered lamb from "An American Werewolf in London" film and even most of the Manx were too frightened to enter cause if you were Manx but not from Foxdale as the locals at the Baltic you weren't classed as Manx enough. The Manx would joke that some people born in Foxdale had eyes like a snake due to inbreeding. The bit about if you had a shit in the pub they would know about it in Ramsey bit is true though. My mate who I hadn't seen all day and had been in her office all day would know if I had been to Tesco's in the morning by afternoon on the same bleedin day lol
+PS brighton It has it's pros and cons like any smallish community. It is also one of if not the most beautiful places on Gods earth too
+Joanna Corlett My friend and I came from California to watch the TT races. It took us almost three days to get there.and we didn't have a clue where to go or where we could go to eat. While we watching the races on the first day we met some locals and they took us every where every day.and out to the pubs in Castetown. at night. We went to the Baltic a couple of times and had a great time. We didn't have any problems at all.In fact when we decided we had enough the landlord gave us a ride! We were treated with kindness and generosity every where we went. This was a trip of a life time for us and the people we met made it all that much better for us. I don't profess to know everything about IOM but it and the people were great. If you give repect you get respect.
:?
Holy fuck, I just read your autobiography.
Oh.
I think I'd rather die than live on that spit of shitrock
They all sound kinda scouse.
They do mate
That's why the Bee Gees don't sound Mancunian.
I live near there!
1:09 he seems proud of that.
Had me first leg over there, met an old slapper in there a quick knee trembler out back and on me way!! Ah those were the days!! Oh and a bag of chips on the way home!!! Great night out!!
Sounds fucking grim.
Did you bring any crabs home?.
Nice
The Ilse of Man. The unfriendliest place I've ever been.
93 year old throwing his head about… come on 😁😁
I think of the Isle of Man as being like Gibraltar - but without the sunshine.
That pub looks as rough as anything. The outside of it is grim enough, but I wouldn't want to go in there anyway. It's the kind of pub that tells you to 'f**k off' without actually telling you to f**k off - if you know what I mean! The vibes it gives out say it all really.
Went on a rugby tour, and stayed in Douglas, not a tough place by any means
Depends where you go bro 🤣🤣
kriston you magic man this is jokes ha
Manx is manx wow Shakespeare is rolling in his grave 😂
Lesley is awesome she's funny 😄
Proud to be Manx but wears a Liverpool shirt...😂😂😂
Some Strasbourg court decided to get rid of the lovely tradition of hitting people... what a shame. 😂
Ghey remoaner
Frank
I’ll take them all on. & I don’t mean that because I’m sat behind a computer after a few pints & a bargain bottle of gin from Aldi.
In the Isle of Man, its an achievement if your offspring DONT look like Sloth from the Goonies....
R.I.P Frank! Legend
they talk just like people around here in Lancashire
The Isle of Man has the same attitude of Martha's Vineyard, and Nantucket,MA. F the little people on the mainland.
The heron ,u mean heroin by the look of them . the old guy thinks he's hard ,let's see him go through a bad winter weather 😂😂
i wonder how many of these people I'm related too? probably half?
1:06 says it all!
Well,if I ever leave Canada and visit the Isle of Man I'll remember not to go into the Heron for a drink or try and pick up a bit of fanny ;)
you wanna leave Canada and go to a wind swept rock in the middle of the Irish Sea?? 🤣 Think twice man! 👍
Seen more trouble in bingo
Loads of bollox I've been to Douglas it's a nice place and the people are sound and welcoming
yes i used to work in a factory for many years,with people who drank in this pub. and found them all good company.
Me too, nice place.
The Isle of Man 85000 alcoholics clinging to a rock.
They all watch this in the morning and say oh sh^t
I said that?
My roots.
I'm not sure the man would know how ppl around the world understand the word " inbred" and what it means in North America and places like Australia Im sure it's not what we know it as but that would have been good for whoever was filming to ask him to rephrase it or to clarify what exactly he means by it
As a guy from Liverpool in England, let me say this from the start, I love the manx people and their Ireland. Who ever you are and were you live [I have always said this] most people live there lives in an approximate five mile radius ... regardless of living on an Ireland or not ... To conclude, can't everybody see the contradiction of the woman disliking 'none manx people' and she was wearing a Liverpool Football Club shirt ...
island *
Justin Williams, if you disagree with me, then put forward an opposing point of view?. When a person just insults the first person without any opposing point of view .... You have no argument .... and when you swear (typed) you have lost hands down.
gaz riley I am dyslexic
"fucking ... fuck" shallow !
If you scroll through the posts, the issue in regard to the spelling of ireland when it should have been island has been addressed ... On your sad/shallow insulting responses, well that says everything about You ... Given you have no gravitas [look it up in a dictionary] and 'at best' you are Dim ... I will not respond to any of your shallow pathetic posts ... goodby Dimwit
Is that Mark.E.Smith's long-lost brother at 1.05?
They belong on that Island!
Isle of man is a great place,been there a few times,really nice
Will there be a Manxit soon?
Nay lad,they have the best of both worlds ,and they know it.
Break his nose when he pushes you don't give him a chance to insult you
You can still get the birch in many bars down Manchester canal street
Viking territory then Scottish territory then English territory now it's just an offshore money Haven 😊
‘Ladies” 😂😂😂😂
Old Frank; now there's a gentleman I'd like to meet and buy a drink for, indeed.
The Manx accent is like the old scouse accent.
That man badly needs a shine patchfor his nose.
I guess these are Dan Quayle’s Manx relatives?
Does Gef the talking mongoose go to the Pud aswell?
Gef the mongoose left the Island and had a successful career as Paul Daniels hairpiece.
Try the Black Garter in Newcastle
The land of the menks
It looks like an overspill of Liverpool.
apart from the TT
the only tough thing about this pub would be having to to smell all the pensioners farts
Ah Bless em what boring lives they must have , I don’t think they’re very hard , try Greenock in Glasgow
2:28
sweetie already gave up
outsiders? that bird is wearing a Liverpool shirt, last time i checked they were in, oh yeah, England?
They sound like EDL members not wanting any foreigners to come in
Would love to see Niko Omilana do a video here. (PS hope you don't mind a reply on a year old comment 😂)
I live here the island is full of old idiots like this, the same people who say weed should be illegal and it’s dangerous meanwhile they’re raging alcoholics but insist alcohol is not a drug. The old generation here are off their heads, the island will be a much nicer place when they all drop and the younger ones comes into power
@@ganglandenforcer Nah still plenty of people like that around, beautiful island tho I love living here. The only bad part really is drugs are very expensive but that’s worth it to live here
They all sound welsh
Ewwww. Not what I envisioned for the Isle of Man. Please remind me to steer clear of this place when I visit the UK and Ireland.
Céhad Dunebuggy trust me is Manx people are in no way like what they showed here
The isle of fuck ups