Anything less guaranteed to sell than a "prominent rugby player's autobiography" never gets a hardback release in Ireland. Instead we have the magical 'trade paperback'/airport paperback, which is the size of a hardback but not hardback. Unclear why.
You see this is the real Nancy. None of this modern muck.
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Yeah tbh I know both American expats in Ireland and Irish expats in the US (and of course golfers from the television) and it is a natural thing. My apologies to the Cobra.
It's oddly neither one nor the other though - or it's primarily and initially American with some British pronunciations poking through.
I suppose 'doing an American accent incompletely' is the accent version of the rest of the shtick in that it's something a 12 year old boy might consider cool
Managed for about a decade to never hear Andrew Tate speak until watching a video just now where he says he's too smart to read books. What's going on with his accent!!!
Could it be local artist friends
NOEM TAKING QUESTIONS - DOES NOT APPEAR TO KNOW SHE WAS FIRED
Even Brazilian period oppression drama Secret Agent, set in like 1977, features an enormous and very colourful box of Rinso at one stage, I noticed the other day.
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60 European students are cold and wet. They are not built for these conditions. 60 European students have bought cheap umbrellas at the first opportunity and are taking up even more pavement area.
Chotiner: How long did you stay with Calypso?
Odysseus: Seven years
Chotiner: As her prisoner?
Odysseus: Yes. I was bewitched.
Chotiner: And another year with Circe?
Odysseus: It's complicated.
It is the season of 60 European secondary school students in Dublin. Turn a corner and you might encounter 60 European students. Looking at art? History? A park? The salad bar near my office? Good chance 60 European students will be there.
In my case in particular I would like authors to be more careful about the names of tiny villages in South Uist
I have never been to South Uist or Benbecula and I had to look up what a rig is in the context of mid 19th century island crofting, but one thing I do know is how to go on Google Maps to look for places and the evidence is pointing to a place called Iochdar not Lochdhar
Reading a (quite good) novel in which I suspect the author has consistently misrendered the South Uist townland of Iochdar (i.e. "lower") as Lochdhar. Accidentally??? Who knows
Dublin officially declared a kip in 1775 by its own Lord Mayor, demanding that the residents of the city clean up or he will hit them with the full consequences of the law
Why did Rubio say that though
A gorse bush in flower up the road has been getting me through monsoon season but I have been happy to see the bulbs and certain sheltered front garden cherry trees add further colour. Real we are so back vibe around the place.
Can I ask if your thinking on this is that her ethnic enmity towards various domestic and overseas Muslims is actually the same enmity as with northern Nigerians, or if it's an analogous enmity based on a new set of enemies she has in her capacity as English, informed by the prior style of enmity?
And also agree that Los Yanqs are in the mood to grip onto anything somewhat good and make it Not Just Entertaining But Urgent. Ironically Marty Supreme's "I was born in 1603" non sequitur does a better job of signalling immutable forces in a fresh way than the other two
Agree that the music was somehow both too stiff and too slick - it is somewhat difficult to present the intimacy of folk music in that type of film but you have to find a way to produce the goosebumps with the song rather than by visual effects indicating "this is profound"
Also had mixed feelings but was big into "the Irish have the deep musical magic, like the blues, the griots and George Clinton - but they use it for evil" as a driving idea
Luckily my garden soil is 40% old bricks and chunks of concrete so I can just kind of mine it out as I need it for practical purposes.
Further "gardening content on this side of the Atlantic is basically a form of skipdiving practice" evidence: Irish gardener on Instagram recommends weighing carrot net down with paving stones - "a lot of people would be ripping up paving, they would be going free if you knew someone ripping it up"
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Cat trapped in some kind of reverie, he's just been standing there purring and making dough for about 20 minutes
A Corkman of some description told RTÉ this is the recipe for the Cork accent, framing it predictably as a stinging rebuke of Dublin
