Interesting information, well told. It's fascinating to think of these aristocratic kids just hanging out like mallrats, and having shop jobs, but I guess in the early 80s people had to leave the house more if they wanted to be seen. Anyway, Thank you!
I have a Received Pronunciation accent. I have neither a Dublin nor a Belfast accent. I am from Cork. I wish I had a $ for every time someone said I was English.
Why don't you ever make eye contact? We call that "shifty-eyed" where I'm from... The hyper-exaggerated French pronunciations are a bit much, really...
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Yes indeed...you are the one and only George of Ireland.. another excellent informative video
Ta muchly
'Can't imagine many 'Sloanes' frequented the Royal Court, just to your right! Cowes Week is still going strong, btw.
Methinks Cowes week is not the event it was.
bit on the thick side
'Glad to hear your throat is better!
Ta
love your C and E comment. No mention of he who coined the phrase "Sloane ranger"?
Look it up on Wikipedia.
Was Peter York
Is there a longer video of this? It cut out at the end :(
No
Interesting information, well told. It's fascinating to think of these aristocratic kids just hanging out like mallrats, and having shop jobs, but I guess in the early 80s people had to leave the house more if they wanted to be seen. Anyway, Thank you!
You are welcome
Toni’s & Guy do gents hair too. Well they do in Australia.
I hardly ever brush my locks
.morphed Debutantes. = Sloanes Rangers for The Season.
Yes
Very informative.
Are you a Sloane ?
adorable
Yes I am
American here. So is his accent Belfast or Dublin? He doesn't sound Irish at all to me. He sounds English.
I have a Received Pronunciation accent. I have neither a Dublin nor a Belfast accent. I am from Cork. I wish I had a $ for every time someone said I was English.
RP accent from Ireland. That's gotta be super rare. Do people give you crap about it in Ireland? Or do you use Cork when you're home?
@@Nehmi I am not bidialectal. I speak the same in Cork.
@@GeorgeFromIrelandReflections How common is RP in Ireland. And do you get crap for it?
@@Nehmi RP hardly exists in Ireland. People only pick it up in GB. I occasionally get mocked.
George, have you been to San Francisco?
Never. The gays and the Chinese make it so civilised.
George From Ireland - Reflections Well, sir, I guarantee those folks are not the ones messing up the streets in Union Square.
Why don't you ever make eye contact? We call that "shifty-eyed" where I'm from... The hyper-exaggerated French pronunciations are a bit much, really...
I sometimes make eye contact.
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Worst of a bad bunch