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Old 29th May 2010, 12:33 PM   #1
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Default St. Patrick spoke with a Ballymena accent

It's very true because St. Patrick was born in wales, then as you should know he was abducted by pirates, this was very common as Irish pirates commonly raided the welsh coast and took prisoners. Now as you should know the Patrick's family were poor and so in those days if they couldn't get ransom out of you, they sold you on as a slave to whoever would buy you. As it happens St. Patrick was sold to a pig farmer and there, as he spoke welsh-Gaelic, he would have to have learned Irish-Gaelic, and so he would have picked up a Ballymena accent as the farm he worked on was in Ballymena (a large town/city in the north of Ireland and has a very distinct ulster-scotts accent).

There is something wrong with that statement, can you guess what it is (P.S. Google may help)
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Old 29th May 2010, 01:14 PM   #2
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No one got it yet? ok here's a clue, Ballymena is a very good protestant area nad full of ulster-scotts
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Default Re: St. Patrick spoke with a Ballymena accent

How could he learn the language if no-one there knew it?
Also, if it's a scottish place why is learning gaelic irish?
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Default Re: St. Patrick spoke with a Ballymena accent

There were no Scots in Ireland during the Roman age.
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Default Re: St. Patrick spoke with a Ballymena accent

dammit you got it, took my dad two years to work that one out... sucker
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