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  • a Vanity Fair.

  • This is higher slang, and I'm no harm.

  • I'm looking forward to seeing some of this Sham is worth.

  • That you would use in a grieving is like Bond O R.

  • How or whatever you go.

  • All right, Sam.

  • Number to ban Jax.

  • I guess the real definition would be broken down.

  • Like if the car was a car was pulled over on the side of the road and its tire was hanging off.

  • You say that car is bond text or Ban Jax could mean when you're absolutely obliterated drunk.

  • And I thought you were absolutely Bang Jack's last night, that kind of thing.

  • Gummy, gummy, kind of means live.

  • It messed up Grammys word I would use a lot.

  • So that's my Gamini.

  • I have toes that are all a bit weird, and I call them my gummy toes.

  • Bugger.

  • I am a bugger.

  • If you're from Dublin, you think that Dublin is the only place that exists in Ireland.

  • When the tourists Court Ireland, they tend to just stick to Dublin.

  • My God, I love Temple Bar.

  • I go there for a Guinness, even though it costs $11.11 pounds euros, even for a point again, It's There's two words for people from outside of double and live in the country, and they're called coal cheese.

  • But God knows Andi Baugur.

  • So you live in your mental live in bog land.

  • Float flute is the Irish word for Penis.

  • You are firmly wrong because it means Penis.

  • You're welcome.

  • Hit just two ways to sit Hape or heap, depending on where you're from in Ireland.

  • If I was standing outside the pub, wanted to check if there's many people in there, Come back out and I'd say, Yeah, there's a hair for people in there.

  • Just mean loads.

  • This was some country boy, Oh boy, Oh, cane of like You know, when you see the English people, they got lads, Lads, lads, make duel that were our version.

  • That's the Boils Card is basically to kind of like telling someone alive you'd say something sarcastic did go really our money card in it, and that's how you would use it.

  • Morning Master called the lawyer on excited.

  • Eh?

  • It's basically a Dublin phrase that they would say where it means delighted and excited.

  • The lawyer on excited definitely doesn't sound as good as their lawyer that unexciting donkey's years.

  • This is a good 11 of my favorite Americanisms is Oh my God, I haven't seen you in like a minute.

  • It's been a minute we would say Jesus, been donkey's years.

  • Donkey's years since it's a new and I don't know what that means, I guess donkeys were stolen.

  • The been around for a long time duster.

  • Another word for light.

  • We wonder where we would use is Messer Dos or just some kind of someone that kind of dust.

  • It's like, Listen, really doing much works a bit of a lazy person.

  • A.

  • J There's two ways to say this.

  • Egypt Just replace the G J with a G, and it's eagle basically means your food.

  • You're an idiot.

  • I get that.

  • Yeah, that's a word that's a that's a common IRS word said in more sentences.

  • Jax The Jacks is another word for the rest room.

  • Jackie Jackie is like the buggers version of what we would call Dublin.

  • People from Dublin.

  • We would call them jackings.

  • So where bloggers and coaches, to us, their car jackings.

  • Joe Maxie simply means taxi.

  • How she couldn't how she couldn't means how's our things.

  • It's kind of like it comes from farmers cutting their fields.

  • Our father basically means old man, one old woman, my album Water.

  • I mean, how derogatory is this sucking diesel?

  • Glad you took out the G soak in diesel is kind of like now you have like, if you're struggling with something and then you get it and then someone would say, Now you're sulking, Basil.

  • So we would say that I would say Tick, which means angry.

  • So if someone was getting angry at me and said, Well, you getting take or if they didn't take it if they took a joke of mine too serious.

  • But I don't get taken about to throw shapes the verb to throw shares kind of chest that kind of looking for a fight.

  • Can you sticking your chest out?

  • Throwing all sorts of Connor McGregor, Charles shapes, love like way reduce this also looking for a fight.

  • And also, when you're under dance floor, look at him.

  • He's pulling some Syrian shapes on the floor, effing and blinding, which basically is kind of like a lot of swearing.

  • And he was effing and blinding.

  • And he was do saying this and saying Arnie was basically basically means effort is another word for So he's gonna blame complain.

  • And he was doing a lot of swearing person person is Where were the word we would use for swearing?

  • That was interesting.

  • I actually didn't realize Well, I had a feeling how ridiculous we were.

  • Well, haven't read them and send them in bold captains.

  • I know, I know.

  • Know that were absolutely insane.

  • So this has been Irish thing in Vanity Fair with me, Neil Ahora.

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