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What will you do? What will you do?

""Should the population drop below 50,000, then Limerick wouldn't be considered a city anymore by European standards, and we'd actually lose out in terms of European funding," he added."

Full St-st-st-story

This reminds me of Speed. Except, without a bus, more people - Irish people - and rugby.

Bad Dude
There is a Rugby game in the next city over . . .

Good Guy
Okay. .

Bad Dude
But right now you have 54,000 people in your city.
If your population goes below 50,000 - BOOM!

Good Guy
Boom?! What . . .

Bad Dude
Your little city, it will lose its city status.

Good Guy
You Bastard! Who are you?

Bad Dude
Ha-ha-ha-ha-ha. . .

This entry was posted by Geoff, on Wednesday, April 19, 2006. You can leave your response.

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