Why Irish people are gay.

S O F I

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Egypt has a version of Cinderella, "The Egyptian Cinderella".
Persia has a version of Cinderella, "The Persion Cinderella."
France has a version of Cinderella, "The French Cinderella."

Ireland has a version of the Cinderella, "The Irish Cinderlad."
 
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S O F I S T I K said:
Egypt has a version of Cinderella, "The Egyptian Cinderella".
Persia has a version of Cinderella, "The Persion Cinderella."
France has a version of Cinderella, "The French Cinderella."

Ireland has a version of the Cinderella, "The Irish Cinderlad."
I think you're the one who's gay here.

"The Irish Cinderlad" is a book about a red-haired boy.



Which in no way connects to "Cinderella" who was about this maid.

All the other "Cinderella" versions have totally different storylines.
 

S O F I

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#11
I know understand why Traz says this board is going down. People can't see a sarcastic remark or humor if it slapped their mother in the face.
 

Duke

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#12
S O F I S T I K said:
I know understand why Traz says this board is going down. People can't see a sarcastic remark or humor if it slapped their mother in the face.
No, you were just completely not funny. Get over it.
 

S O F I

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critikaldesignz said:
I think you're the one who's gay here.

"The Irish Cinderlad" is a book about a red-haired boy.



Which in no way connects to "Cinderella" who was about this maid.

All the other "Cinderella" versions have totally different storylines.
Yes, that's the story and it's the Irish version of Cinderella. Read the inside cover of the book.

Yes, every country has a different storyline, but has the same characteristics as the original Cinderella. (Nature of Kinship, ordinary powers, wishes and fullfilments of them, etc.)

You've been schooled, lad.


Yes, Jurhum, English class indeed.
 
#18
S O F I S T I K said:
Yes, that's the story and it's the Irish version of Cinderella. Read the inside cover of the book.

Yes, every country has a different storyline, but has the same characteristics as the original Cinderella. (Nature of Kinship, ordinary powers, wishes and fullfilments of them, etc.)

You've been schooled, lad.


Yes, Jurhum, English class indeed.
No.

It was based on the original French story, but he slays dragons and shit. How can the Irish all be homosexual if they have had millions of children in the past.
 

S O F I

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#19
^You don't comprehend what you read very well, do you? I was joking because many of the other cultures had a female version of Cinderella, and Ireland had a male version. There's other cultures that have male versions of Cinderella, too, but I just pointed out Irish because of the Irish on this board. Do you understand?

I mean, in the story, he saves a girl, and later on she finds him and they marry, I believe. It's obvious he's not gay. It's just funny it's Cinderlad, lol. If you don't find it funny, that is fine, but at least comprehend the joke.
 

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