Caoimhín
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Caoimhín
@KevinPGTL
Exiled Irish Geordie living in Dublin
Baile Átha Cliath Katılım Şubat 2014
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Youse.
Used in the UK, Ireland, Australia & parts of the US.
♡ mari/cohe ♡@noinconsistency
"y'all" is the best thing ever invented cuz why on earth does english lack a plural form of "you"
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@Therealchaass @KaskaJessica Youse is mainly used in Dublin, and the surrounding counties
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@Ryan_Genealogy @KaskaJessica Dublin is the Republic of Ireland's capital what on earth are you talking about
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@perfectedmax If I remember correctly, speed finally gets the courage to ask him if he's Rex, and then Rex just punches him in the gut and walks off, the last we see of him in the series lmao
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I sometimes forget that not everyone watched the original Speed Racer anime and doesn’t know that Racer X is in fact Rex Racer.
St. Clara of the Knife 🏳️⚧️ ( ⊃∪∩⪽ Part 3 Era)@Clara_Zilla
the very start of the “this is the greatest thing I’ve ever seen” feeling for me was specifically when Racer X said “just listen to her” cause the shock of realizing he really WAS Rex carried me right into the insanity of the next 4 minutes
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@ArtemisRising81 @matthewjamesali "Some of them are races too"
Fuckin chill out there Eva Braun
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@matthewjamesali Of course it is.
Just as Korean, Canadian, Japanese, English, Irish, Sudanese, Dutch - they are all ethnicities.
Some of them are races too.
We all come from somewhere.
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Shirley Bassey is Welsh, Colin Jackson is Welsh, Nathan Blake is Welsh, Betty Campbell was Welsh. So yeah, this lad is Welsh too. You horrible racist prick.
Arron Banks@Arron_banks
Welsh Lad?
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@TheIshikawaRin I don't care about the epilogue at all but I think I'm the only one that enjoyed the modern day story with the Sage. I enjoyed the twist and all.
I'm slightly disappointed that the new version won't have that. But you can't have everything in life I guess.
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After replaying Assassin's Creed 4 for about 6 hours so far I think it would be absolutely moronic to remove the modern day sections from this game in the remake.
This game serves as an epilogue to the series' main story and gives great insight into what happened after AC3
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@amy_sargeant_ @sadetape If only 😂 Nothing to get here at all lmao I was 10 when this film was out in cinema, and I remember disliking the monkey then.
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@KevinPGTL @sadetape If you saw it when you were seven years old, you’d get it
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@seiyaposting Tremendously bad film. So much effort was put in to make it that bad.
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I saw this movie out of morbid curiosity and it was one of the craziest shit I’ve watched
Neb | 🏳️🌈@NebsGoodTakes
Gamer (2009)
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@EO_Halloran I have to say that out of all the LARPers on this site, he's my favourite. Sticks to the bit 100% of the time, never backs down.
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The lad behind this account is the same guy who used to try and set crayons on fire in the back of class
Cillian@CilComLFC
If the Irish Government collapses tomorrow, the ripple effects across Europe could be ENORMOUS. It would show people in the rest of Europe how easy it is to stop their Governments from destroying their Countries, if they just stand up and FIGHT BACK!!! Please let it happen! 🙏
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While you're here I'd recommend these masterpieces of British cinema
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The British used to make films with significant artistic risk like The Wicker Man and Penda's Fen now we make crap with names like "the bountiful pilgrimage of mr harold pettyfeather" and "the naughty penguin project"
Catherine Warr@HiddenYorkshire
Watching Educating Rita. God we used to make some good stuff. Now everything is 'heartwarming' and starring Jim Broadbent and Imelda Staunton with an indie acoustic soundtrack and a plot about a dysfunctional community overcoming hurdles together and called The Great Scruffthorpe Choir Project
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Caoimhín retweetledi
Duke of Devonshire's exclusive Mayfair bookshop occupied as fury grows over his decision to raise rents to Irish farmers from £500 to £5,000
His ancestors stole this land in 1753; this mad rent rise will force farmers off land that they have cultivated for hundreds of years
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@HaileyFlemx @A7_1888 @UlsterTillDeath I think the difference is that you quote tweeted a highly political account who acts less as a voice for protestants and more of a Jim Allister fanboy lmao
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@A7_1888 @UlsterTillDeath I’m Protestant and I genuinely don’t care where the chocolate is produced as long as the taste is there. What’s the charge? Eating a succulent bar of Cadbury golden crisp?
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If you tasted the difference between Irish Cadbury and English you’d pay triple the price and not think twice
𝗧𝗲𝗮𝗺U𝗻𝗶𝗼𝗻@TeamUnion_UK
British Easter is better 👑+🇬🇧
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@mercynomore Sorry to hear it boss. They’re a very vocal yet tiny minority of the people in Ireland.
For what it’s worth, you won’t interface with these people at all once you’re in Maynooth.
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oomfs this is a cry for help my post about study abroad got to right wing irish twitter
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Caoimhín retweetledi
BREAKING: Three people have been killed, including two journalists, after an Israeli strike on a media car in southern Lebanon.
The Israeli military have said those killed worked for Hezbollah affiliated channels.
Live updates: trib.al/zwq2QxL
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Caoimhín retweetledi
“A toddler in Gaza released from Israeli custody has been returned to his family with suspected torture wounds.”
Read that again.
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@mercynomore congrats!!! maynooth is amazing and the town is so lovely, i hope you love it! if you like cats, theres a town cat named séamus who lives outside the student library! the whole town takes care of him and he's very sweet 10/10 recommend
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hey guys i just got accepted into my study abroad program in ireland😭
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@Frank_Connolly_ @HibernianSea @Grassdia We HAVE to if we want a united Ireland! You think we're gonna have reunification whilst the likes of fucking Jim Allister is popular???
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@KevinPGTL @HibernianSea @Grassdia Why should we waste energy on convincing the descendants of our colonisers not to be annoyed at us for being too Irish...
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In 1534 Henry VIII put harps on coins in Ireland, in 1541 he used the harp as the national seal of his Irish colonial possessions.
Obviously the harp itself is Gaelic, but its use as a nationwide symbol for Ireland was initially a british thing.
Irish Sea Border@HibernianSea
@Frank_Connolly_ The harp is the oldest national symbol we have.
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@HibernianSea @Grassdia @KevinPGTL I'll accept it in that context as a trade off because, one, it has Gaeilge on it, and two, the Gaeilge is a pretty defiant and militant phrase 'Ireland forever' or more beautifully 'Ireland until the end of time'.
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