this post will go viral i can feel it
this post will go viral i can feel it
(Source: desconsolado)
People who call Gaeilge “Gaelic”.
There is a special place in hell for you.
GAELIC IS USED FOR SPORT AS IN GAELIC FOOTBALL.
Gaelic is a word that is used to describe all of the Goidelic languages, Scottish Gaelic, Manx and Gaeilge (Modern Irish). All three of these languages originate from the same language, and all three regions spoke essentially the same language from Old Celtic right up until Middle Gaelic, obvioulsy accounting for regional dialects, hence the three different languages now.
Though the people that call it “Gaelic” might not fully understand this, it doesn’t actually make them wrong, because Gaeilge is just a modernised, anglicised, bastardised version of Gaelic.
Gaelic is a slang term or colloquialism for Football. So you can’t really send someone to hell, that isn’t familiar with the language for not knowing that Gaelic is now more commonly used as a modern term for a sport they never heard of.
Especially when they’re right about Irish being a Gaelic language.
and by original I actually mean the one before into darkness?
Are you actually for real? Do you know how quickly you could download that. Jesus H Christ.
I have a chromebook, making downloading an infinite pain in the ass.. but I have a link I’m working with now
and by original I actually mean the one before into darkness?
Are you actually for real? Do you know how quickly you could download that. Jesus H Christ.
how much $20 of weed gets you.2.5?! everyone i know does point for point
1 g = $10 unless you get a quarter and up then they’ll start giving “deals”Y’all got it good, let me tell you.
If you literally had $20 US to spend on weed in Ireand, you’d be lucky to get 0.6 grams.
(Source: 666-grams)
Relax
Even if you find a nice cinema
Like seriously, out of the last 10 times you went to the cinema, how many times did at least one of the above things happen to you?
Nice idea to promote Northern Ireland by quoting people from the “North”
Saw these in Dublin the other day with Anna on D’Olier street.
“Yellow ribbon, instead of a swastika”
Oh my god, I screamed every single word of this song at so many gigs in my lifetime, including being in a pit for an RATM gig. It was one of the most amazing experiences I ever had or will ever have in my life, and when they played this I was almost completely sober, and I will never get a rush like it from any drug, ever. Managed to bump into two friends before they came on stage which just added to the awesomeness… That story about getting in the pit with them, well we’ll leave that for another day.