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I can't stand people who really hiss when making an S sound.

 

My form tutor through years 7-11 did this so much. That's what English people sound to like foreigners apparently. Hissers.

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"Like" is pretty much used at the end of every sentence over here in Cork. "Do you know what I mean, like" being the most common sentence.

The Cork accent. Fffffuuuuuuuuu.

:D

 

:(

 

I'm used to the hate by now  :P. Being from the south side I don't actually have a very strong accent (probably still sounds like gibberish to the untrained ear though). 

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It's the intonation of the typical (strong) accent that gets me. I've no problem understanding what's actually being said.

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No no. If it was any other club's supporter you'd probably say 'bell end'. I don't want to be that guy.

 

 

relax its going on the shed :D

I choose not to believe you :D
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No no. If it was any other club's supporter you'd probably say 'bell end'. I don't want to be that guy.

 

But if they didn't support Villa, that statement would be true, where as if they did support Villa, it wouldn't :thumb:

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No no. If it was any other club's supporter you'd probably say 'bell end'. I don't want to be that guy.

 

 

relax its going on the shed :D

 

I choose not to believe you :D

 

I have no room on my tiny house to put it anyway

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Well i think that would work too. But considering most people don't have access to sea water, I think sea salt is the alternative.

 

There is no difference between "sea salt" and table salt. Except price.

 

I don't think that's true. Table salt contains iodide, which is an irritant, ergo not the best thing to be bathing in

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Speaking of Cork (LOL at the durty Duuuuublin types having a go our sweet, lilt of the gods accent) there was a guy who lived around the corner from me who had a White Hart Lane name plate on his hovel. Kinda cringy tbh when you saw it.

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Speaking of Cork (LOL at the durty Duuuuublin types having a go our sweet, lilt of the gods accent) there was a guy who lived around the corner from me who had a White Hart Lane name plate on his hovel. Kinda cringy tbh when you saw it.

Stoooooory bud. I don't have the duuuurty accent :) (and no I'm not D4 either ...)
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Speaking of Cork (LOL at the durty Duuuuublin types having a go our sweet, lilt of the gods accent) there was a guy who lived around the corner from me who had a White Hart Lane name plate on his hovel. Kinda cringy tbh when you saw it.

 

there is a section of dublin that have american accents ...wtf is that abooooot aye

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Galway's accent is by far the worst, which is a shame, because they have the prettiest ladies.

 

Although I was in the middle of some backwater outside Dublin a few years back, getting a filthy fish supper, and I'm utterly convinced that the population was 95% attractive females between the ages of 20-35.

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