Only joking....  ;D
Is there any mods at all? Hambeast doesn't seem to be involved in the day to day chat now either. Not much anyway...

I think the American accents on people in Ireland is a forgone conclusion. I do get a kick out of asking, "whereabouts in America are you from" completely innocently.

Was chatting with two girls in their 20's at a mates BBQ during the summer. I thought they were sisters and asked them where they were from.
One was from Drogheda and the other from Mayo.
I call the accent magnolia.....  :laugh:
Same in Bristol a few years ago. I was there for 4 days and the only time I heard the West Country accent was hearing two middle aged airport blokes chatting and some pirate looking guy in what claimed to be, the oldest pub in Bristol.

In fairness if you're from Louth you should be allowed to adopt any other accent you want without judgement

Quote from: Yung Led Zeppelin on January 06, 2021, 10:56:45 AM
In fairness if you're from Louth you should be allowed to adopt any other accent you want without judgement

:laugh:



She's exercising, sure that IS healthy

Quote from: Caomhaoin on January 06, 2021, 02:01:55 PM
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The mind boggles, it really does.

You wouldn't be feeling too healthy if she sat on you

If you can't lift it.....don't shift it!

Quote from: Blackout on January 06, 2021, 09:57:20 AM
I think the American accents on people in Ireland is a forgone conclusion. I do get a kick out of asking, "whereabouts in America are you from" completely innocently.

It's generally a female thing no? I remember being in college and all the girls were into Friends and it started then. Everything was 'like' this and 'like' that, they had the haircuts and that mock self effacing, ironic American humour that spread like the bubonic plague and is now the norm on every crappy youtube vid or in mainstream media. I remember exes of mine and gf's of mates started at it and really never stopped..pure herd mentality.

Then the Sex and the City craze kicked in where they all thought they had to walk around with fancy handbags and have non-commital, complicated romanctic/sexual encounters with 'hard to figure out guys', who work in interesting jobs in Manhattan. A little difficult in Ireland though when your only option is to get fingered furiously by Martin from the local post office, after a 'fairytale' evening of Miller lights and taco chips, and feeling slightly wrong about it. But sure it's all part of the craic at the end of the day I suppose.

It's nothing new, just the D4 accent with added doses of 'influencer' bollocks. They should all, of course, be immolated.

Do you think Martin from the local post office would have had a chance with Samantha all the same??

She had her hen party in Tullamore and he gave her the best 5 minutes of her life out the back of the Bridge House beside the bins.