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  3. Ah right. The worst part is when they get so thick - then I have to shave. It's ok because I have one of those awesome electric shaver things which makes it so easy. Best invention ever.

    Who the hell is that and why does my iPad want to keep changing my spelling?
  4. It's never too late to learn a phony Irish accent!
  6. Originally posted by drewhiggins:Ah right. The worst part is when they get so thick - then I have to shave. It's ok because I have one of those awesome electric shaver things which makes it so easy. Best invention ever.

    Until the batteries are empty.

    Who the hell is that

    Bono's clone

    and why does my iPad want to keep changing my spelling?

    And that is very irritating. My iPod thinks I want to speak Dutch, so it changes every word.



  7. Wasn't it "It's never to late to start workin' on a phony Irish accent?"
  8. No.


  9. still got to learn so much about this wonderful language

    maybe you can give me a little help on this: how exactly do you pronounce the name "Aoife" ? I read it on my Irish newspaper so often but never know how I'd have to say it
  11. So did I.

    I remembered it was number 2.
  12. Originally posted by MacStripey:[..]

    still got to learn so much about this wonderful language

    maybe you can give me a little help on this: how exactly do you pronounce the name "Aoife" ? I read it on my Irish newspaper so often but never know how I'd have to say it


    It's not so wonderful in school

    Ee-fa Some mad Irish names out there. My name in Irish would be Seosamh, pronounced Show-suff
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