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just tried it on Google Translate but it didn't come up with anything
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I like him, takes a bit of listening to though.
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speaks fluent jamesons
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think he could get more words out between each breath imho
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What a great world we live in when people have such enthusiasm for what they do.
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even the irish don't understand him
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 can't understand a bleeding word he says |
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sounds like Norwegian or Icelandic
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where are the subtitles
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think he said Perfect Woman goes in the soft but to be fair he could have said I love my holidays with the Eskimos
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Perfect here
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Cant understand a word but he still talks more sense than mick fitz
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Amazing character, reminds me of Appleby horse fair
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ATR waste another 5 minutes. Thanks Mick.
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billybongo
speaks fluent jamesons |
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nice fella
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Hunt hadn't got a clue!
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As a Dubliner I can only apologise for some of the accents you hear from our 'Country Folk'. My stream of letters to our government to have a moat put around my City, with every non Dub needing special visas to get in, has so far gone unanswered. The struggle continues.
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Traitor
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he should have gone on jeremy kyle show they might have paid for him to speak english
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great character...i wonder if he struggles to understand EVERYONE else, cos no-one speaks like he does?
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I need to get out more, I'm still laughing.
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I don't usually have the sound on so I'm not used to hearing them speak, was quite shocked but entertained
reminded of when I arrived at a hotel in Washington D.C, the receptionist LaJinda spoke a version of English I'd never heard before and which was literally unintelligible |
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hope the mare wins for him. Seems great character
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at least he tries to win races
a lot of them there held up so far back had no chance of winning....... |
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running of coolbane west was a disgrace.......
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a pair of burkes........
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Hzln-NkC1Bw - Talking Gibberish!
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I dug the word "ability" out of that.... and I have family in Limerick
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it's a dialect of Klingon.
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Weshtcorkese accent....a deacent man too be all accounts.
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Weshtcorkese......a deacent man too be all accounts.
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sounds no different to Dessie commentating when he's clearly had a bet on the jolly at odds on and the jockeys let him down
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plenty on the forum write gobbledygook so surely they can understand someone speaking gibberish
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gatt
05 Mar 15 23:07 Joined: 17 May 05 | Topic/replies: 449 | Blogger: gatt's blog Weshtcorkese......a deacent man too be all accounts. Gatt has got it. He sounds like a lot of my Cork relatives.  |
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Great man, great trainer, great speaker!
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Open day at the stables could be a riot
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an entertainer and a maverick, even though he doesnt even realise he is entertaining , thats what makes him so good and a character from a bygone era when image and ego meant very little .....in an age when we are short of characters who are natural and not made for TV as most others are ......Mr Winters clearly couldnt give a toss how he looks , sounds or appears ...i would love him to one day win a champion hurdle or gold cup ......what a party that would be
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You never know Duncan Idaho.
M W trains up near Kanturk,more north Cork than west but north-west would be fair. West Cork has a raw magical beauty to it near the Kerry border. Nice post Pablo,nearest to that was Goodwood with Missunited,he wore a panama hat with a twist that day.With Rebel Fitz he is well able to train. Your post reminds me of another great character,the late Oliver O'Brady and on Cheltenham week the memory of the scenes when Baron de Feypo was only 2nd was something else,a welcome change from quite often the silver spoon brigade and imo certainly not worse off for it. |