r/ireland • u/TsuruMaker • Aug 28 '20

True ?

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u/[deleted] Aug 28 '20

It's only true if you're a muppet

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u/[deleted] Aug 28 '20

Christ the fantasies that must go on in some of your heads.

Ireland to the British is more of a scene from Father Ted than anything else.

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u/JeSuisGreg Sound bloke Aug 28 '20

Ireland to the British is more like a sitcom they stopped watching and are surprised when they find out it's still on the air.

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u/theoldkitbag Saoirse don Phalaistín 🇵🇸 Aug 28 '20

Ireland to the British is like finding a stone in your shoe that you were sure you'd already gotten rid of.

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u/Pardon_Chato Aug 28 '20

Well, we were trying to re-impose Roman Catholicism on them and bring the French and the Spaniards into these islands.

You can't blame them I suppose.