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ooooh, never been. Did it rain? lol, i heard its always raining in Seattle.

omg that sounds good :p But that's a hot dog too lolI like the chili dogs or ones with only mustard. Idk why but i never eat them unless I'm watching baseball

Where'd you go on vacation?

whats a seattle dog, whats a mopop? lol

Thats so cool you got to go. It was always fun going to candlestick park when I was growing up. It was our big day out once a season. Im glad you got in the action. Did you eat the hot dogs? lol, Idk why but they were always better at the games.

oooh, that is exciting. That was your first? You'll never for get your first.
Who was playing? Who won?

Dirty? Well I don't think anyone, anywhere would eat them with DIRTY oil ffs. Do you mean greasy? The quality of fish & chips can vary greatly. In Ireland, all fish & chip shops everywhere, without exception are run by Italians. No chains, each individual outlet across the entire country is owned by a different Italian family. So, they'd all have different names, but all Italian names...and we're talking thousands of outlets. They all have Italian names like Macari's, Marsellas, Gino's, Forte's etc. That wouldn't be the case in Britain, it's only true in Ireland. Not sure what the reason for that would be, but all the Italian families who sell fish & chips here would have arrived in the 50's & 60's. Mostly from Naples and Sicily but some from Rome too. They'd be 2nd or 3rd generation Irish/Italian by now. It's strange because Italians don't eat fish & chips.

Didn't think you yanks did fish & chips.

defund the police advocate Hasan Piker had cops trespass DariusIRL from the University of Texas 💀

He wants to take you to MacDonalds for a Happy Meal

I changed my mind about that house and went for another, I really like this one

So...about our dinner plans, where am I takin ye?

Very much so yes, the terminology (or at least the context) is slightly different. Over here we don't say major or minor, we would say Joint Honours if we are doing a major and a minor subject. In my case I am doing a Single Honours in Law, which is to say, I am doing a major in Law without a minor. Also, we say "course" when talking about a main degree and "module" when referring to a class. Mine is a four year degree course in Law, which covers everything. In the first two years, we do Torts, Constitutional Law, Jurisprudence and a Foundation in Law. Later we move on to Criminal Law, Corporate Law, Property Law etc. Eventually we can specialize. In Ireland, what you would call an "Attorney" is divided into two categories, a "Barrister" and a "Solicitor". The former argues cases in court, while the latter has contact with the client.

You have to study the Bar here too, to become a Barrister, but a law degree is a prerequisite for taking the Bar exam.

I had originally wanted to study PPES (Philosophy, Political Science, Economics & Sociology) but I was misinformed during my Pre-University Arts course last year, that a math module wasn't required for that subject, so I didn't do the math module. It had been misconstrued that I wanted to study Philosophy alone, which doesn't require a math module. I found out halfway through the course that a math module was required for PPES. Too late to start again. So I'm doing Law instead.

FORBIDDEN STUDIOS PRESENTS: THE JERRY SPRINGER SHOW — THE LOST TAPES Two guests. One stage. And one audience member who probably should’ve stayed seated.

lol no I had meant are you the user RemarkableBrain. I thought it might be you, because they don't like me. Not sure what you mean by undergraduate subject. I am an undergraduate law student. Various types of law are covered, my favourite is consitutional. I can show you my university if you like, its 400 years old, ranked 75th in the world. Famous alumni include Oscar Wilde, Bram Stoker, Paul Mescal (Gladiator 2) Domhnall Gleeson (Star Wars) and for some reason....Courtney Love.