In what way? They are as different as the Canadians are to the Americans, the Japanese are to the Chinese. We are even different race different backround, culture. Ireland won her independance from Britain and we are Irish by name, identity and our very blood, not British.
It was a senseless waste of life. Not saying you shouldn't be called Irish, I'm part Irish myself from my mothers side, but if you were British it wouldn't have made any difference. Its like Canadians and Americans splitting hares and saying 'Dont call me an American!' or the other way around.. I just wish the planet would wake up and just realise that the only thing in it is just a difference in accent, maybe looks, but again, we're all human. People fighting for a name is just a waste of life.
There are mcuh more complax differences than that although I like what you said. There are outlooks, traits and many other things that make each group different. Although it sounds like a nice idea, we are not all the same, each group haas its own unique traits.
Yeah, but those vary from family to family, its all about how you've been brought up, and theres evidence of that everywhere. Which is why religion splits us up into groups, religion tells us how to act where it should be family morals. I agree different groups have different traits, but I wouldnt say 'the Irish are different than the British' at all, nor any other western country.. until.. religion comes into play. I'm not religious at all and I would happily not have a 'country tag' to my name
Yeah exactly the only thing at stake after hundreds of years of oppression and lack of basic rights was whether they'd be called British or not....
You're ignorantly simple reasoning is pretty amusing, but you are "part Irish" yourself so you obviously know the reasoning behind the actions of the native people of Ireland and their mentality about being called British.
Knowing some basic history rather than making brain dead assumptions means I hate England?, oh dear we're not very bright are we? better go tell my family a person on the internet says I hate them...
Perhaps you should go hug a tree? or cry it a river preferably, I live in the real world where some nasty business happened and acknowledge it, of course all this "history" and "facts" means little to someone who clearly doesn't want to hear it and can't differentiate between past and present.
@eldudio Judging by the fact that you have not addressed this to anyone, I presume you are speaking to me in this. In which case I will happily talk dirty to you, you filthy whore, and thank you for your advice on the nature of time.
Actually, religion is only one factor determining identity and the concept of nation - it's a combination of a shared history, culture, language, borders or place, appearance, religion and a general belief in a shared identity which gives people a sense of 'otherness' and an identity which will eventually emerge as a national identity - in my head that was Dylan Moran's voice saying all that - But hey, lets all just relax and enjoy the comedy!!
"Grotesque... I dunno why they called me." - Yeah, why did they? Hahaha
RamielLemon 1 month ago
Dylan on a horse...
SucceLaCabaree 2 months ago
Dylan Moran appears on the screen and instantly perfect comedy is produced. Also girls swoon. HOW DOES HE DO IT?!?!
ThingsWeSaidToday 1 year ago 5
hee hee hee! I love Dylan Moran :)
franceslovesrainbows 2 years ago 2
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Moran is fucking unfunny, but no surprise there, hes a fucking brit
WKaliber1 3 years ago
Em no.. He's Irish
StrawbsShadow 3 years ago 3
NO, he is Irish, not |British
Scoob505 3 years ago 3
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same thing
WKaliber1 3 years ago
In what way? They are as different as the Canadians are to the Americans, the Japanese are to the Chinese. We are even different race different backround, culture. Ireland won her independance from Britain and we are Irish by name, identity and our very blood, not British.
Scoob505 3 years ago 4
You're still human though. So lets not push our 'differences' too far apart.
eldudio 3 years ago
Good point. But it is an insult when people think Irish people are British. Too many people died for us to not be called British.
Scoob505 3 years ago 4
It was a senseless waste of life. Not saying you shouldn't be called Irish, I'm part Irish myself from my mothers side, but if you were British it wouldn't have made any difference. Its like Canadians and Americans splitting hares and saying 'Dont call me an American!' or the other way around.. I just wish the planet would wake up and just realise that the only thing in it is just a difference in accent, maybe looks, but again, we're all human. People fighting for a name is just a waste of life.
eldudio 3 years ago
There are mcuh more complax differences than that although I like what you said. There are outlooks, traits and many other things that make each group different. Although it sounds like a nice idea, we are not all the same, each group haas its own unique traits.
Scoob505 3 years ago 3
Yeah, but those vary from family to family, its all about how you've been brought up, and theres evidence of that everywhere. Which is why religion splits us up into groups, religion tells us how to act where it should be family morals. I agree different groups have different traits, but I wouldnt say 'the Irish are different than the British' at all, nor any other western country.. until.. religion comes into play. I'm not religious at all and I would happily not have a 'country tag' to my name
eldudio 3 years ago
You guys! Let's not forget the point: WKaliber1 is a douchebag.
br0cc0l1 3 years ago
Yeah exactly the only thing at stake after hundreds of years of oppression and lack of basic rights was whether they'd be called British or not....
You're ignorantly simple reasoning is pretty amusing, but you are "part Irish" yourself so you obviously know the reasoning behind the actions of the native people of Ireland and their mentality about being called British.
TheGentl3man 3 years ago
Riiiight.. Cry me a river, or better still cry me a larger gap between England and Ireland if you hate us all that much. Grow up.
eldudio 3 years ago
Knowing some basic history rather than making brain dead assumptions means I hate England?, oh dear we're not very bright are we? better go tell my family a person on the internet says I hate them...
Perhaps you should go hug a tree? or cry it a river preferably, I live in the real world where some nasty business happened and acknowledge it, of course all this "history" and "facts" means little to someone who clearly doesn't want to hear it and can't differentiate between past and present.
TheGentl3man 3 years ago
I love how you talk dirty to me. You must practice a lot.
How about this for acknowledging reality - the past doesn't matter, its all about the present. Get over yourself and move on.
eldudio 3 years ago
Couldn't have said it better myself, good job little buddy, you got there in the end.
TheGentl3man 3 years ago
@eldudio Judging by the fact that you have not addressed this to anyone, I presume you are speaking to me in this. In which case I will happily talk dirty to you, you filthy whore, and thank you for your advice on the nature of time.
alexxxnewzealand 1 month ago in playlist dylan moran
@alexxxnewzealand Err, look at the comments... "2 years ago" - when there wasn't the '@' feature. You looking for attention or something?
eldudio 1 month ago
Actually, religion is only one factor determining identity and the concept of nation - it's a combination of a shared history, culture, language, borders or place, appearance, religion and a general belief in a shared identity which gives people a sense of 'otherness' and an identity which will eventually emerge as a national identity - in my head that was Dylan Moran's voice saying all that - But hey, lets all just relax and enjoy the comedy!!
soldiers92 3 years ago
I like the smell of farts in the morning
WKaliber1 3 years ago
For some reason, just the name of a male midwife called Dr. Slop makes me laugh!
nickcavevspredator 3 years ago
Where is this from? It isn't in the movie or the region 1 DVD.
ardiar2011 3 years ago
this is from A Cock and Bull Story, staring steve coogan.
asentwistle 3 years ago
Where? Was it in the film itself? Because it wasn't in the version that I saw.
ardiar2011 3 years ago
this is some behind the scenes footage.
the scene with the woman giving birth is in the film though. you not see that scene ?
asentwistle 3 years ago
Why is that woman screaming?
Notawesomeatall7 4 years ago
i think shes giving birth
Lissy2112 4 years ago 7
Oh, ok, I haven't seen this. Thank ya
Notawesomeatall7 4 years ago
what is the song playing in this video? its so familiar...
junkmoves 4 years ago
It's taken from Michael Nyman's score from Peter Greenaway's film, "The Draughtsman's Contract".
petercookcomedy 4 years ago
at 00:43, give-or-take a few seconds, he has that picture on his myspace :]
rainebetts11 4 years ago
who's myspace?
ChloeDust 3 years ago
dylan morans.
rainebetts11 3 years ago
Heh, he's got a terrible seat on that horse.
Love Dylan xx
diamondstargazer1990 4 years ago
someone put up the movie!! we need more moran!
xilapang 4 years ago 11
lol. Dylan Moran isnt grotesque!
Doggylova2101 4 years ago 6
Thanks for sending this;)
fop27 4 years ago