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Camden Lee
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Mason Murphy
That’s one big honker
Carson Long
for you
Daniel Russell
It was a better time
Isaiah Jackson
We can still elect him.
Nicholas Gomez
ABSOLUTE STATE OF YOU SAD WEEB NIGGERS
Jaxon Robinson
Absolute state of you angry anti-weeb westbrits
Kevin Ward
I DROVE MY SARACEN THROUGH YOUR GARDEN LAST NIGHT
Leo Howard
Just because you are correct, doesn't mean that you are right
John Flores
I will fight all anime niggers
Nathaniel Wilson
YOU'LL DO NOTHIN'
David Sanders
>doesn't like westbrits because they're acting foreign
>posts Japanese cartoons
You have no self awareness
Blake Brown
Firstly, I don't go around acting Japanese in public, saying things like "SOU DESU YO" and such. Also, from what I know of Irish history, I don't recall there being any point at which the Japanese invaded us and oppressed us for centuries like the Brits did.
Alexander Green
But anime is quintessentially Irish. How many times does this need to be said?
Bentley Scott
They're impotently angry, so it's nothing to worry about.
Jeremiah Nelson
Taking a smelly stinky shite in the poo poo bowl lads
Jacob Collins
>not shitting in the bidet
Pleb.
Bentley Reyes
SHITTY SHITTY SHITTY POO POO POO ON THE FLOOR BUM COVERED IN SHITEY SHITE
Kevin Foster
Yeah but they oppressed and colonised their neighbours, are you going to ignore the war crimes?
Hudson Jenkins
POO POO POO POO POO POO POO POO POO POO POO POO POO POO POO POO POO POO POO POO POO POO POO POO POO POO POO POO POO POO POO POO POO POO POO POO POO POO POO POO POO POO POO POO POO POO POO POO POO POO POO POO POO POO POO POO POO POO POO POO POO POO POO POO
Camden Williams
>are you going to ignore the war crimes?
Anime told me that I should. Maybe the Brits should try that strategy? Peppa Pig clearly isn't working.
Jace Reyes
i'm eating a potato pie while browse your general
Grayson Mitchell
Go back to /brit/, Nigel
Jaxon Sanders
thejournal.ie
>The Commission confirms that at no point did the OSF advice the Commission that the donation was for political purposes within the meaning of the Electoral Act 1997
Sure, I guess any billionaire can just donate a ridiculously large sum of money so long as it's not for political purposes now.
Blake Ramirez
>Sure, I guess any billionaire can just donate a ridiculously large sum of money so long as it's not for political purposes now.
Only if it's in support of left-wing causes.
Evan Rivera
Why do you watch cartoons? You're a grown man
Thomas Carter
I also play video games.
Matthew Williams
You'd want to grow up a small bit
Easton Wilson
But I'm fully employed. What growing up is there left to do? How I fill my spare time in the privacy of my own home is my own business.
Matthew Smith
Brayden Butler
>ard-righs
Jose Peterson
Yeah but pulling yourself to anime and playing games made for kids is degenerate, it's about time someone called you out on it and told you to cop on.
Michael Bennett
Anime is alright, it's the w*strbrits and cucks that must go
Jaxson Campbell
Give it a break, it's a space AI larping as an Irish bard.
Jonathan Phillips
t. /éire/pol/.
Maybe if your general had more anime it wouldn't have imploded.
Based.
Anthony Morales
Based
Jeremiah Fisher
All Hail our one true Taoiseach.
Jeremiah Anderson
>both west brits and /éire/pol/ fear anime
Really makes you think.
Caleb Gomez
reckon we should legally demand westbrits wear some sort of badge to identify them as people whom dislike anime, maybe put them in camps and look for a solution.
I'm thinking they should wear this, they'll love it.
Carter Jenkins
It'll be on tonight you cuck, you hate Ireland
Julian Jackson
>It'll be on tonight you cuck, you hate Ireland
what does any of that mean? by the way justin barett and the national party are unregistered memes that will never ever succeed win or have anyone agree wit their bigoted ways
Isaiah Bell
I'm saving this for next time one of the lads call me a west brit in the groupchat.
Benjamin Davis
>2.6% of TheJournal's views come from Japan
I'd have guessed Australia would be higher ranking.
Gabriel Smith
It's easy to identify weebs already, fat bastards with neckbeards that don't wash themselves
Camden Perry
Duolingo is drilling me through the fú- prepositions
I was wondering about those sentence structures
Tá fúm [root] or tá fúithi [root], it apparently translates as "I/You/He intend to"
Is that a common expression ? because the english intend to is rare and doesn't make a lot of sense
Kevin Stewart
If you only adhere to stereotypes, your weeb identification powers are going to be shit.
>Is that a common expression ?
Yeah, it's common enough.
>because the english intend to is rare and doesn't make a lot of sense
The verb "to intend" is rather formal, but it's not uncommon in formal speech (common in politics for example). In regular speech people tend to say "I will go to the beach tomorrow" instead of "I intend to go to beach tomorrow". Notice how the former is in the future tense and the latter is in the present tense.
Isaac Nguyen
So the present tense is used in place of the future tense in gaelic?
Christian Cox
No, but in both Irish and English the present tense of the verb "to intend" can allow you to speak in the present tense where you might otherwise have to use the future tense. The closest comparison I can think of is when you can use Aller in French to create a pseudo future tense in terms of Je vais manger = I am going to eat/I intend to eat.
Ryan Rogers
>Duolingo
Is that actually good for learning a language?
Sort of just assumed it would only teach one nouns such as "dog" and "apple", as opposed to actual more in-depth fundamentals.
Chase Mitchell
It's good for vocab and grammar. But don't expect to be able to write an essay or read a newspaper article when you're finished with a Duolingo course.
Carter Long
>don't expect to be able to write an essay or read a newspaper article
Do they market it as being more than that, or do they acknowledge one will only understand the basics afterwards?
Henry Hughes
It teaches you to speak and the rules. I use it in combination with the memrise course, which allows you to actually look at the words, and the O Siadhail Learning Irish textbook; it works if you work like you’re in school.
Gabriel Baker
Somewhere in between.
Brody Butler
It's easy to spot a weaboo because they never shut the fuck up about anime and it's autistically the only thing they can talk about going by personal experience, there's more to life.
Julian White
>there's more to life
Such as, oh so enlightened one?
Jason Wilson
Glorious SF socialst republican government shall put a stop to such vague misleading advertising.
In fact it shall put a stop to all privately-held enterprise.
Jaxson Baker
What we think of the hurling doc last night?
Two comments I would have on it were that firstly they talked about many things that are sort of common to all team sports or Gaelic football. Being part of a team, playing with your friends from the local area etc.
Second one isn't necessarily a criticism, just unsure whether or not I like the style/format of the doc. All the music in the background and emotive commentary as opposed to perhaps more grounded facts and analysis.
Hudson Garcia
You'll never spot me then.
Jace Foster
Masturbating to real women for starters
Robert Myers
Then we'll look for the man who doesn't talk about anime.
Anthony Thompson
>Masturbating
And there was me thinking you were going to say something actually worthy of my envy.
Sebastian Parker
>masturbating
>ever
Degenerate.
James Perez
Nothing wrong with wanking, it can be hard to get a girlfriend, but doing it to cartoon children is a bit paedophile-ish
Asher Martinez
>the masturbator is judging others
Parker Lewis
American currently on holiday here. What is the best city to drink in?
Jace Perry
Boston. Go home.
Isaac Ward
Dublin.
Robert Walker
Unironically Dublin, it's a shite city but it's got some good drinking establishments.
Ryan Scott
I want to go where everybody knows my name.
Aaron Bailey
That's a normal adult thing to do, unlike watching children's cartoons
Elijah James
And you go home, and you cry, and you want to die.
Camden Hughes
This except I'm already at home.
Hudson Thomas
Whatever you say, degenerate.
Ethan Scott
That was fast.
Wyatt Sanders
Me too.
Ethan Lewis
Rathkeale
Leo Foster
Great post
Nathaniel Thompson
It was buzzing there on Sunday night.
Matthew Collins
Temple Bar, it's where all the locals go
Nicholas Powell
>éirepol faggot shittng up the thread complaining about anime and "degeneracy"
Xavier Ward
>making a thread of Japanese cartoons worse than it already is
I didn't think it were possible!
Luis Wright
Do you cry often?
Brandon Parker
>Tá fúm [root] or tá fúithi [root], it apparently translates as "I/You/He intend to"
>Is that a common expression ? because the english intend to is rare and doesn't make a lot of sense
I've never even heard of this word as a verb. But I can't think of how to say "intend to" either.
I do know that "Fúm" is "below me" and "fúithi" is "below her". They might be used in phrases that have different meanings though.
Landon James
But there is Patriot fans there
Jaxson Bennett
Not really. I did when I was younger though.
Matthew Roberts
>éirepol faggot thinks he's worthy of a (You)
Lucas Hall
I used to cry under tables a lot when I was younger. Good times though not really.
Jason Brown
One time my mum left me in a shed at Homebase by accident and I cried my eyes out.
Camden Howard
Right, "accident".
Evan Sanchez
I couldn't blame her
Elijah Long
;_;
Colton Clark
naoi
Adrian Allen
Goodnight /éire/.
Ryder Ortiz
My gran once left me in a marks and Spencer and I havent been the same since
Luke Ross
I wish I had an Irish flag so I could shitpost wantonly without judgement.
Eli Edwards
Do you now have really expensive tastes in food?
Gabriel Scott
Nighty night.
Joseph Bailey
Oíche mhaith.
Colton Lewis
Did you live in an ad?
Camden Howard
Last time I was in drogheda I bought a bunch of booze at the Tesco and just drank the entire time. I was over for my grandpop's funeral.