Zap, I know you would really like to make good friends with the blonde lass but unless you can speak "a cúpla focal as Gaeilge níl aon seans agat!. In other words as a French Canadian you have no chance unless you learn the oldest language in the world! Sorry we are very racist here LOL
Lord tunderin Jesus bye, That sound like a Canadian Newfie! :)
ReplyDeleteReminds me of my newfie co worker who used to say, "Stay where your at and I'll come where you're to bye."
LOL @ Newfies.
ReplyDeleteBTW. I had no problem understanding the lyrics. That is English.
Actually I messed that up LOL
ReplyDeleteMore like this Do you recognize this Canadian dialect inspired by the Irish Brizer?
LOL. Two of them sound sexual in nature but are not at all.
ReplyDeleteI'm pretty sure the Newfies omitted the H from their alphabet!!
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ReplyDeleteThe Newfoundland Alphabet and also
"Newfie" from Wikipedia
Newfies are Irish. Sent there by the crown corporation in the days of the Irish Holocaust (the real one) and yet they made Newfoundland their own and to this day still speak with Irish accents. I have met a few of them here and also some from Nova Scotia. Fine people who are proud of their heritage and play fiddles and banjoes so well. Irish people who are just over there who have never lost their roots but happy to come back to an another island they can call home where their ancestors came from.
ReplyDeleteIf only the Irish diaspora can beat the Jewish diaspora...we will win one day because we have good on our side.
I gotta say I love those Newfies. Now if we could just get the french to come down off their high horse LOL Zap
ReplyDeleteWhen Two Newfoundlanders Meet In The Mainland
"If only the Irish diaspora can beat the Jewish diaspora...we will win one day because we have good on our side."
I wish you the best Brizer. Canada's culture has been so diluted that its lost in any meaningful way now.
Mama's got A squeeze box she wears down below
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