Tourists in ireland almost always go to: Dublin, Galway, Kilkenny, Dingle, Killarney and Cork. We have not seen a tourist in the south of Longford in 15 years
An Irishman I knew years ago said he was once one of the caretakers and that they'd watered the horses on the Stone on more than one occasion just so they could have a chuckle every time "a tourist kissed it."
How to kill a tourist attraction: step 1: hold rhetoric debates between the people going to and coming from the blarny stone. step 2: Record the winners of these debates on a big sign on the road towards the stone. step 3: profit?
It's a history of gullibility. It was an old toilet seat, you'd stick your arse out over it and shit away. It was given its magic prowess by the last suggestion queen Elizabeth the first and McCarthy.
honestly I'm not superstitious, but if I was I'd make sure I risked my life when kissing the stone. I feel like if I'm completely safe there's no way I'm going to be bestowed with any kind of enhanced ability. You have to give to get, no risk no reward. It's a good analogy of society today. Everyone wants things to just be given to them without having to give or take any risk. I get the owners just don't want to be sued, but nevertheless my point stands.
Tourists in ireland almost always go to: Dublin, Galway, Kilkenny, Dingle, Killarney and Cork. We have not seen a tourist in the south of Longford in 15 years
15 Years? no wonder the government does not give two fucks for the midlands
Wexford has never been officially realized as "real life", so at least you got that going for you.
I wanna visit Ireland one of these days and check it all out
Maybe people are afraid of Irish tinkers
Isn't Longford very diverse?
So is this the other hidden internet historian channel? One of the other secret channels subbed to this
I believe it is herstorian
IF I PULL OUT THE CLAYMORE YER SHIT OUT OF LUCK
AYE AYE AYE!
A Claymore is Scottish! (There are two different Scottish swords (and one mine) called Claymore.)
@@qwertyTRiG Damn you Ween and your inaccuracies when it comes to a comedic sea shanty song on an album that inspired the creation of SpongeBob
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indirect kiss with millions of people. now that's a new experience.
Anyone that's kissed your mom knows what it's like
Heyooooooooo!
An Irishman I knew years ago said he was once one of the caretakers and that they'd watered the horses on the Stone on more than one occasion just so they could have a chuckle every time "a tourist kissed it."
Getting a horse up there would be a neat trick! I'd say that whoever told you that was himself pulling your leg.
@@qwertyTRiG He means pissing on the stone.
@@pirig-gal Even a human pissing on the stone, given its position, would be a bit tricky. They'd need to be an employee, for a start.
@@qwertyTRiG That's what OP is saying. The guy he knew was a caretaker in the castle.
That's just mean
The blarney stone brings a tear to me eyes.
Get off my ass ya wee bitty fuck if I pull out the claymore yer shit outta luck
AYE AYE AYE
Because you're turned upside down.
@@pirig-gal The Blarney Stone is also a song by Ween, comments above are lyrics
IF I DONT GET
SOME FRESH BREAD SOON
ILL TAKE OUT THE CLAYMORE AND HOWL AT THE MOON
AYE
AYE
AYE
Wait, does this has something to do with Internet Historian?
Probably not. He probably did this just for laughs. Honestly, I can't blame him
How to kill a tourist attraction:
step 1: hold rhetoric debates between the people going to and coming from the blarny stone.
step 2: Record the winners of these debates on a big sign on the road towards the stone.
step 3: profit?
such is the power of science
Yo, I work in Blarney
Don't people legitimately pee on that thing? Oof.
I bet that bloke has "kissing stone attendee" in his dating profile.
I'm surprised how many non-irish people don't know about the stone, I figured it was one of those weird curios that was common knowledge about Ireland
I want the Gift of Blarney.
Better than kissing Barney Rubble!
Trouble!
127 steps, a once in a lifetime challange indeed.
i wonder if they know how much urine is on the stone?
Aye, aye, aye
Sharpen yer boots, I'll bludgeon yer eye.
Aye, aye, aye
The blarney stone brings a tear to me eye.
- _The Blarney Stone_ - Ween
Enlightening as always, and has the bonus of bringing out the Ween fans!
So that's where it came from 🤔
Thank you for telling me to make love to rocks.
Paralellopiped , what are they?
I love my rock
Not to sound crass, but a video on the origin of condoms and contraceptions would be genuinely interesting! Great content
Nice
You know if a tourist kissed the stone from their cold sores.
There’s also a “Blarney Stone” in O’Neill, Nebraska; the Irish Capital of Nebraska!
I know this because I have kissed it myself.
that was something
FRANCIS GROSE 🤭
What a RIDE
This has to be a prank
why the fuck would anyone do this
Because you get the Gift of the Gab and it also means no matter where you are in Ireland Leprechauns won't Key your car
It's a history of gullibility. It was an old toilet seat, you'd stick your arse out over it and shit away. It was given its magic prowess by the last suggestion queen Elizabeth the first and McCarthy.
Such an underrated channel. Love all your content.
honestly I'm not superstitious, but if I was I'd make sure I risked my life when kissing the stone. I feel like if I'm completely safe there's no way I'm going to be bestowed with any kind of enhanced ability. You have to give to get, no risk no reward.
It's a good analogy of society today. Everyone wants things to just be given to them without having to give or take any risk. I get the owners just don't want to be sued, but nevertheless my point stands.