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But yes, agreed that English people in kilts are an abomination in the eyes of the Lord.

I would also like to point out that wearing a kilt does not automatically mean that you are Scottish. You could be a poncy male Irish dancer or a bagpipe fancier or indeed some sort of Roman Centurian. Now who’s mixed up (and not a little exclusive).

How dare you confuse us righteous scottish bastards with those whingeing southern pups. Almost made me think you were from Kerry.

There’s a reason you’ve never seen an Englishman in a comedy kilt, clearly. It’s because you’ve been on a stag weekend in Killarney.

But yes, very handy to have the one-stop-shop for the comedy, isn’t it? Saves me time as well.

Wrong nationality, it really ticks me off that Irish consistently use English when they mean British and you go a step further by, and about nine steps too far, by mixing English & Scottish up.

Nice site by the way really good having you and that waiter in the same place saves time

Many a good neet has been had in oul Killarney following the Americans fae bar to bar.

““Our Arthur were over here in t’nineties, weren’t you, Arthur? Wedding, I think. Were it ‘wedding, Arthur?””

Pure bloody class.

I am not want to be a pedantrist, but you need TWO tin cans on a piece of string, one at either end. One tin can on a string is only any good for praying.

besos

Manuel

More of these people I say !! Ryan air should be paying them to come here…

Watsface, you couldn’t pog ma thoin, not if it involved bending down in those tight white jeans you wear … unless perhaps I stood on some sort of step ladder? I know a good height-for-hire company.

Sparra, so long as you’re not of Romanian descent, or so long as you don’t have dark eyebrows or anything else suspicious like that, you’ll get along just fine, so you will.

Well thanks, that’s my monitor ruined due to splorting water.

It’ll be Norn Iron for me, but I’m sure I’ll stick out like a sore thumb.