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Do bongs with Irish last names(...) 03/10/26(Tue)08:21:11 No.219854104

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Do bongs with Irish last names still have Irish accents? Anonymous 03/10/26(Tue)08:21:11 No.219854104 Archived

This dude (James O'Brien) sounds like a Brit on his podcast but can sound like a mick when he's with other micks? Is that in his kit or does he just sound like a bloke all the time?

https://youtu.be/McLS7cVUGeg

Anonymous
03/10/26(Tue)08:24:58 No.219854208

Anonymous 03/10/26(Tue)08:24:58 No.219854208

>James O'Brien was born in 1972[1][2] to a teenage single mother whose name he knows but whom he has never tried to contact.[3] He grew up in Kidderminster[4] after being adopted at the age of 28 days by Jim O'Brien, a journalist on the Doncaster Evening News[5] (who later joined The Daily Telegraph) and his wife.[3] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/James_O'Brien_(broadcaster)

That libtard isn't Irish but just adopted by one. You have the accent of the place and people you grew up around, so he speaks with an English accent.

Anonymous
03/10/26(Tue)08:25:59 No.219854239

Anonymous 03/10/26(Tue)08:25:59 No.219854239

>>219854104
Aren't alot of famous English people micks? Like James Rooney is a mick. Sean Connery was also a half mick

Anonymous
03/10/26(Tue)08:31:57 No.219854402

Anonymous 03/10/26(Tue)08:31:57 No.219854402

>>219854208
Oh never mind then

Anonymous
03/10/26(Tue)09:26:55 No.219855720

Anonymous 03/10/26(Tue)09:26:55 No.219855720

>>219854104
There is a certain kind of person (this guy included) that will put on the regional accent of the person they're talking to becuase they're so desperate to fit in.
>>219855649
>I'm le hecking 3/27ths irish diaspora.
His birth parents were english.