667: Bugger!

[lizzy1e]

Yeah, it's a lovely accent. I also spent 2 years learning the language after visiting Dubling and Donegal in 2005. I don't really know the reason since I live in Africa, but boy is it difficult!

Slán
Liz

[Aurora]

Originally Posted by lizzy1e

Yeah, it's a lovely accent. I also spent 2 years learning the language after visiting Dubling and Donegal in 2005. I don't really know the reason since I live in Africa, but boy is it difficult!

Slán
Liz

WELCOME TO THE FORUMS~!


Africa? Really? Where? That's awesome!

[gumby013]

Originally Posted by lizzy1e

Yeah, it's a lovely accent. I also spent 2 years learning the language after visiting Dubling and Donegal in 2005. I don't really know the reason since I live in Africa, but boy is it difficult!

Slán
Liz

Fuuuuuuuuuuck yooooooooouuuuuuu! And welcome to the forums.

[lizzy1e]

Lol, thanks!
Ahh, I misspelled Dublin and without the influence of alcohol no less!

Namibia - South West Africa. I was checking out a list of random podcasts and ended up here, love it.

[Aurora]

Originally Posted by lizzy1e

Lol, thanks!
Ahh, I misspelled Dublin and without the influence of alcohol no less!

Namibia - South West Africa. I was checking out a list of random podcasts and ended up here, love it.

Wow! Awesome! Have you always lived there?

[lizzy1e]

Don't want to hijack the thread, but yeah, born and raised.

*Throws something remotely relevent*

Oh bugger, bugger!

[Raggety]

After listening to my peoples accent amongst Keith and Chemda's for the last hour I now understand why Ireland and its inhabitants are a complete joke to the rest of the world and always will be.

By the way, Farnan's accent sounded forced, what county is he from? Also "bugger" is the least irish phrase you could say, it is an english phrase like "tophole", "pip-pip", "oh my I'm a faggot!" and "exuberance!".

Either way, good show
keep it up!
-smileyface-

[Grapist]

Actually, it isn't Hillary's *job* to take advantage of whatever she can to get elected. It is, in fact, her *job* to uphold the Constitution of the United States. Polititcians take oaths where they swear to do this. Here, in American, when someone puts themselves in the public eye, whether it be running for office, or calling in to a national talk show to support her mother running for President, they are placing themselves in a situation where they must be able to take critisism, satire, or sarcasm and cannot take any legal means against anyone for saying anything. But, to get around this people either use their own power, or find someone else's power to mooch of of and use it to circumvent the legal syste. If you will notice, no one is talking lawsuit. Not in this case, the Imus case or anyother case where someone didn't like what someone eelse is saying about them. Doesn't that seem odd when America is a country where people are lawsuit happy? It is because they have no legal recourse.

Hillary has once again shown that she cannot make a logical, reasonable decision without letting her emotions get in her way. Thus more strongly reinforcing my utter disdain for her as a politician.

[lizzy1e]

Yeah, I think he was messing with the whole Hugh Grant/British thing when he did the "bugger" bit.

[Grapist]

Originally Posted by lizzy1e

Yeah, I think he was messing with the whole Hugh Grant/British thing when he did the "bugger" bit.

I've always liked the term, "bugger".

BUGGER!! BUGGER!! BUGGER!! BUGGER!!