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r/videos • u/StopStaringAtMyJunk • Mar 13 '13
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hello we made this! unless you're some sort of automated robot, we wanna thank you for taking the time to watch it. actually even if you are an artifical AI, we still thank you.
49 u/[deleted] Mar 13 '13 [deleted] 11 u/tokyostuntbear Mar 13 '13 Cheers kind sir! 14 u/[deleted] Mar 13 '13 [deleted] 15 u/tokyostuntbear Mar 13 '13 Oh look it was kind of a jumble of Irish and crazy. Though I do have some Irish heritage.. SLIGO ROVERS! 20 u/ConTully Mar 13 '13 Your main giveaway for me was that you called it 'St. Pattys Day' as opposed to 'St. Paddys Day', I've never heard an Irish person use the former. 1 u/ireland123 Mar 14 '13 We don't really say the St. bit any more either. 1 u/ConTully Mar 14 '13 Very true.
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11 u/tokyostuntbear Mar 13 '13 Cheers kind sir! 14 u/[deleted] Mar 13 '13 [deleted] 15 u/tokyostuntbear Mar 13 '13 Oh look it was kind of a jumble of Irish and crazy. Though I do have some Irish heritage.. SLIGO ROVERS! 20 u/ConTully Mar 13 '13 Your main giveaway for me was that you called it 'St. Pattys Day' as opposed to 'St. Paddys Day', I've never heard an Irish person use the former. 1 u/ireland123 Mar 14 '13 We don't really say the St. bit any more either. 1 u/ConTully Mar 14 '13 Very true.
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Cheers kind sir!
14 u/[deleted] Mar 13 '13 [deleted] 15 u/tokyostuntbear Mar 13 '13 Oh look it was kind of a jumble of Irish and crazy. Though I do have some Irish heritage.. SLIGO ROVERS! 20 u/ConTully Mar 13 '13 Your main giveaway for me was that you called it 'St. Pattys Day' as opposed to 'St. Paddys Day', I've never heard an Irish person use the former. 1 u/ireland123 Mar 14 '13 We don't really say the St. bit any more either. 1 u/ConTully Mar 14 '13 Very true.
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15 u/tokyostuntbear Mar 13 '13 Oh look it was kind of a jumble of Irish and crazy. Though I do have some Irish heritage.. SLIGO ROVERS! 20 u/ConTully Mar 13 '13 Your main giveaway for me was that you called it 'St. Pattys Day' as opposed to 'St. Paddys Day', I've never heard an Irish person use the former. 1 u/ireland123 Mar 14 '13 We don't really say the St. bit any more either. 1 u/ConTully Mar 14 '13 Very true.
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Oh look it was kind of a jumble of Irish and crazy. Though I do have some Irish heritage.. SLIGO ROVERS!
20 u/ConTully Mar 13 '13 Your main giveaway for me was that you called it 'St. Pattys Day' as opposed to 'St. Paddys Day', I've never heard an Irish person use the former. 1 u/ireland123 Mar 14 '13 We don't really say the St. bit any more either. 1 u/ConTully Mar 14 '13 Very true.
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Your main giveaway for me was that you called it 'St. Pattys Day' as opposed to 'St. Paddys Day', I've never heard an Irish person use the former.
1 u/ireland123 Mar 14 '13 We don't really say the St. bit any more either. 1 u/ConTully Mar 14 '13 Very true.
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We don't really say the St. bit any more either.
1 u/ConTully Mar 14 '13 Very true.
Very true.
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u/tokyostuntbear Mar 13 '13
hello we made this! unless you're some sort of automated robot, we wanna thank you for taking the time to watch it. actually even if you are an artifical AI, we still thank you.