What are you good at?

[shiels]

Maybe you should grab yourself a copy "entertainment"

 

[catalog]

i think irish people are a bit burdened by their international stereotype. ive been a couple of times to ireland and they are just totally normal and funny, the friendliness is no different to any provincial place (to me). the funniness is totally unintentional and only funny cos its unusual

 

[entertainment]

My username is really shit, I've been meaning to start a new account actually

 

[entertainment]

4 syllables? That's preposterous, what was I thinking??

 

[Mr. Tea]

luka and shiels repping the south and north, respectively, just now:

 

[catalog]

whats in the running for the new username?

 

[luka]

hes always at it. never leaves it alone.

 

[shiels]

Well yeah that's exactly it. It's being funny without trying because it's embedded in how you speak. Whereas Southern English people their natural speech is mostly about making other people feel small and racism and stuff like that, they're always trying to lighten it up though, with politness and humour, saying things that are only very very mildly funny,

 

[catalog]

luka and shiels repping the south and north, respectively, just now:

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luka vs shiels (B2B) 4 hour soundclash

 

[catalog]

WashYourHands on mic

 

[luka]

northerners are like that too. whole personality based around not being southerners. its a curse. having to define yourself against the south. always banging on about it.

 

[entertainment]

whats in the running for the new username?

no idea!

 

[catalog]

i cant agree with that. stereotyping too much. theres more variation now in the north, in terms of culture, than there is between north and london. half the north is london anyway

 

[catalog]

no idea!

yeah thats a good one actually

 

[Mr. Tea]

luka vs shiels (B2B) 4 hour soundclash

Cockney geezer drunken knees-up anthems around a battered pub piano vs. harps, bagpipes, and praise for the Provo's in an inscrutable bardic tongue.

 

[catalog]

Cockney geezer drunken knees-up anthems around a battered pub piano vs. harps, bagpipes, and praise for the Provo's in an inscrutable bardic tongue.

that would take up too much room on the flyer

 

[luka]

its 'template craic' to coin a phrase. look what it leads to!

 

[luka]

running pre-recorded script routines all morning. thats where it gets you.

 

[shiels]

Of course the british invented template craic in the form of the catchphrase. Catchphrases, puns, lite cliches, polite sarcasm. English man bread and butter

 

[luka]

fucking hell! ban this race-agitator!