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  • I walked into the pub and the lads started slagging me about the tan lines from Lanzarote. I just laughed and bought the next round.
  • My uncle in Cork is the king of slagging at any family gathering, he can rip the head off four nephews in fifteen seconds flat and leave everyone laughing including the targets, the secret is in the timing and the absolute warmth behind every jab.
  • The lads at the rugby club in Limerick start slagging the new players from the first training session in September, by November the new arrivals have nicknames they will carry until retirement, and the friendships built around them last decades after the boots are hung up.
  • Ah here, the minute I sat down they started slagging me over the state of my runners, so I knew I was back with my own crowd.
  • If nobody's slagging you at the table, you're either brand new or you've somehow gone frighteningly respectable.
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    It goes live with your name It enters the dictionary and your Magikito profile, setines included.
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    And we polish it We add its tone, where it comes from when that's known, and its sibling expressions.

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