If you've spent much time in Ireland or know Irish people, then you probably know that "th" is usually pronounced like a regular "t" (without the "h"). Anyway, I chuckled when I saw these.
Irish Thirds: An Unfortunate Name
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Rusticated for more roughage.
Beware of the “room note” in the bog.
Do they make a bullcrap shape?
Smoking latakia in those would be simpatico.
Brown Boogie into my new Irish Turd ?
Do the Irish say "turd," or it is just "shite"?
Now I need someone to do an Irish accent rendition of "Who's on first."
The Irish are a poetic people so they use both.
Very poetic people are the Irish.
Out there in lurkerville, are thousands of Irish pipesmokers reading this thread and saying, "Aye dahn't get it. Aye dahn't talk foehnny."
I know about this because of That Chapter youtube channel. It's a really nice Irish lad talking about people doing horrible things and one of the running jokes is how he can't say third.
Jamaicans, Singaporeans and Malaysians do the same. When they say "three trees," it's hard to tell if they mean a bunch of tall plants or the number 9.
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Actually I hear "tirds" not "turds. The "th" isn't a hard "t" more of quietly aspirated "th" with no "u" replacing the "I". But, one must also understand, the island has many dialects for such a small place.
Yeah. The Ulster accents don't have "th" issues.
Wouldn't be the first time someone has smoked a turd:
Let's just agree to leave Mixture 79 out of it altogether.Wouldn't be the first time someone has smoked a turd:
Awww, shit. You done did it now. Duane and Brobs will be here shortly to drop some turds of their own.Let's just agree to leave Mixture 79 out of it altogether.