rocfins
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Ones spoken in Gaelic and the other just has strong accent
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Amusing, but it’s “Welsh” from Wales. Might as well get it right…
DolfanISS
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Why go on the record when you can just say you wanted the guy who turns out to be the best player in 3 years? It’s like the guys who claim they wanted Revis or Willis in the Ginn draft. Nobody believes them but they push it anyway.
JamesWsenior
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Which is which? Lol jk
Ray R
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I looked them up.
They are two separate, non-English languages from the same Celtic root language.
It is the Scottish version of English that most people have trouble understanding due to the Scottish "Brough".
"Ray is Right" - again! - LOL
normaniii
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Take a day off
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normaniii
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Not English lol but don't let that stop you Canadians lol
JamesWsenior
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Which Canadians? Montreal?
rocfins
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Like I said it's called Gaelic the scottish English is just strong in brought, couldn't think of that word for the life of me
I'm from English.
JamesWsenior
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I am not from Bang-kok but I do live here for a couple more weeks and plan on banging them as much as possible until then.
I'm from Ebonics lol
I am not from Bang-kok but I do live here for a couple more weeks and plan on banging them as much as possible until then.
I guess i should've said in, not from. I remember one poster trying to tell you to keep an eye on his son so he doesnt hook up with any of the she-boys. the convo prob didnt go that way exactly...but sounds good in my head. I hope you gets lotsa more banging in