[Parmy]

Originally Posted by OnTheRight

It's a lovely accent, my grandparents are from Londonderry (Fountain Estate).
My other Grandparents are from Sandy Row in Belfast....Noe that's an accent.

(Still in Jenny's accent?

aye, but your grandparents are 6 feat under now, god bless their souls, but huy, i once slept with someone who made me walk home like a disabled person one night

[White Christmas]

Originally Posted by Beso

(Still in Jenny's accent?

aye, but your grandparents are 6 feat under now, god bless their souls, but huy, i once slept with someone who made me walk home like a disabled person one night

In The sandy Rows Grandparents accent, "Only 2 are 6 foot under, we're still alive n kicking, so we are."

[Parmy]

Originally Posted by OnTheRight

In The sandy Rows Grandparents accent, "Only 2 are 6 foot under, we're still alive n kicking, so we are."

Top o the mornin to us.

[ChristmasNeeve]

Originally Posted by Beso

Top o the mornin to us.

I wonder where that came from, no one in Ireland says that

[Parmy]

Originally Posted by Niamh.

I wonder where that came from, no one in Ireland says that

Sport rivalry.


Should the sweaty sock shut up?


Or continue to say hello!

[ChristmasNeeve]

Originally Posted by Beso

Sport rivalry.





Should the sweaty sock shut up?





Or continue to say hello!

No idea what you're talking about

Top of the morning to you always seemed like an American thing but you're saying its a Scottish thing or?

[Parmy]

Originally Posted by Niamh.

No idea what you're talking about

Top of the morning to you always seemed like an American thing but you're saying its a Scottish thing or?

It was the first thing that came to my head when searching for a stereotypical Irish saying.


You can't sue me...but you can accept my admiration for getting Jenny's nominations correct.