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15th December 07, 11:47 PM
#1
 Originally Posted by Chef
Maybe not.
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16th December 07, 05:30 AM
#2
Originally Posted by Archangel
Maybe not.
Really, now. What does a guy dancing in a kilt & sporran have to do with an "authentic Irish experience" as the pub is advertising?
See: http://kiltmaker.blogspot.com/2007/1...hy-lesson.html
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16th December 07, 06:27 AM
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"Really, now. What does a guy dancing in a kilt & sporran have to do with an "authentic Irish experience" as the pub is advertising?"
to illustrate the depth if some peoples ignorance about Scots and Irish cultures?
a few years ago there was a fashion for "irish pubs" In England "Rosie O'Neils" "O'Learies" etc. you never met an Irishman in them and most were guilty of , in my opinion, disgraceful stereotyping, with lepracauns, Shamrocks and silly green hats etc. Having some Irish blood I always felt a bit uncomfortable with these places especially as authentic Irish pubs in Dublin etc are always fantastic.
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