Early in the morning?
The stereotype of an Irishman is certainly one of a drunken brawler. I wonder how much of it is true and how much of it is just a way to discriminate against a nationality of people.
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Scotch is the name of a whiskey.
The term "Scotch-Irish" is definitely an American phrase at this point. But it did originate in England.
Did you know the term soccer originated in England too? It comes from association football which was the original name but a group of Oxford alumni liked adding -er at the end of abbreviated words around the beginning of 20th century so they started calling it “assoc-er”. The term soccer was used in England until around 1950 when they decided all of a sudden they don’t want to call it soccer anymore but they never sent the memo to the US, not that we would care I guess. So today they make fun of Americans for calling it soccer when they’re the ones who invented the word.
If you're going all Irish Whisky drunk for the week, most pub's well brand is Powers, which is very good and cheaper than the brands they export to the U.S.
yeah, i had heard that before somewhere
It’s kind of like the British word queue for a line. I never heard the word until about 20 years ago and now it’s become popular to use queue for line.
Or pitch and nil. No, ööööers, you play on a field and when you don't have any goals, it's zero or nothing.
What forum is that?
It's a uniform, not a kit.
forum? no idea what you are on about. i have only ever seen something about it on a website called instagram, a site which i frequent frequently. here you go:
"Scots-Irish" mostly migrated to US early to mid 1700's.
