Re: the two Irelands; at a restaurant here in the US, I ran into a couple of tourists who said that they were from Ireland. I asked them, "Northern Ireland, or Republic of?" They answered that they were from the Republic, and seemed pleased that I recognized that there is a difference.
But whats the point of living if you not allowed to lick every thing you can reached with your thong?! It’s really depressing to think at all the beautiful thinks I was not allowed to lick in the last 5 month 😭
@@PPfilmemacher Did you ever see that cartoon, "The Tick"? The evil Dr. Mung-Mung had a hench-...thing called Tung-Tung made entirely of tongue. His only love was to taste the entire world.
Diane Jennings really has a beautiful personality, I'm developing a crush on her too. Well anyway, nothing I can do but to admire her from a far distance.
The real hypothetically question is which one would be the better poker player; Editor Diane or Diane? Both of Diane's personalities have their own beauty them.
In artistic expression there's no competition, they are both beautiful, it is always eye of the beholder. So even if Diane Jennings gain a lot of weight I have an eye for her.
I've found the Irish to be welcoming and helpful to clueless Americans. I remember the very first time I ever drove a car in Ireland, and I instinctually pulled out onto the right lane of the street instead of the left. A kind gentleman driving toward me honked at me and gestured, with his middle finger, toward the side I should have been on. lol
Ahhh, I did something equal in Mexico. I drove up a one way street the wrong way. The Mexican policemen standing at the top of the hill were so kind as they tried to tell me to turn around with hand gestures, because I don't think they spoke English and I don't speak Spanish!
I was in Ireland in 2018 (before Covid and crazy travel restrictions everywhere). It was, what I called a "genealogy tour," a trip to check out the places where my family lived when they were there (mostly the Kilkenny and Limerick areas). It was awesome and everyone was super nice to me. As far as accents are concerned, in general they were easy to understand. There was one poor girl who worked at a restaurant in Limerick; she talked so fast that I couldn't understand her and had to keep asking her to repeat herself. They also use some idiomatic expressions that are different for Americans.
In my experience as an Englishman living in Belfast almost everyone distinguished between Britain the country and British as people. However they felt about the country they treated me as an individual. Took the piss out of me massively but when I showed I had a sense of humour were never nasty.
It’s a whole other story in the north, depending on who you come across. I am from the north but I don’t class myself as British bc I really don’t like what Britain did to Ireland. But as scollyb said, I wouldn’t treat an English person badly bc of where they’re from and if they could handle it I would probably take the piss out of them, cos that’s just what we do.
@@Lorn123 You are making my point better than I did. The most extreme views on Britain are focused in the North (although it's debatable if that should mean Northern Ireland or the North of Ireland as the border counties are complex). But all but the most extreme Republicans would distinguish between the country and the people.
@@Lorn123 That's OK, we really didn't like it when Sinn Fein deliberately targeted and killed children in Manchester or Omagh either, but I wouldn't treat a normal Irish person badly because of it.
I have visited Ireland five times (N.I. 2 and Republic 5) and the UK three times, with the last in 2013, which was with my wife, our son, and my parents. I and we were never treated with anything except friendliness in either country. My memories of Dublin & Edinburgh are particularly fond because it was the last international trip for my wife and my parents before their health collapsed. You (Diane Jennings) exemplify the kindness + humor which was the norm for our experiences in Ireland , so thank you (though maybe not Editor Diane) (yes, I know she is you, or maybe you are her). Cheers from Louisiana.
@@grahamsmith9541 It is all still Ireland. That is why said I have visited N.I. twice and the Republic five times. OK. Maybe I should have stipulated Great Britain when talking about London and Edinburgh.
I went to Ireland a couple of years ago with my mom and even people who weren’t associated with the travel/tourism/hospitality industry were friendly and welcoming. I noticed many American flags outside of public buildings and private businesses, which I thought was simultaneously cool and strange.
mickey disco I normally saw them among the flags of other countries outside of pubs. There was one with a few others in front of a hotel, but maybe they knew American tourists were coming and simply wanted to make them feel welcome.
@@AmandaFromWisconsin Yes it's a American tourists thing. Irish American tourists come here to find their roots. Only outside businesses. It's basically "we like American's, come and spend your money here" lol.
I'm part Irish, Scottish, English, French & Germanic, and love all the people of each place equally, Irish ladies have the BEST singing voices. period.
Too many factors to consider when it comes to each country's opinions over politics. You'll just never hear the end of it from either side lol. Best to just live you're life well, treat everyone well and be happy. I am an American with British and Irish roots. One great-grandfather came from ballymena Ireland, and another from devon England. As an American servicemen, I lived in Cornwall England for three years. Always miss Europe as I've never returned there having been busy raising a family Etc. Putting all of the politics aside, the real enjoyment of any country comes from leaving the cities behind, and taking to the beauty of the natural world. Great video thanks for sharing :-)
Diane as a Irish person complete with the papers to prove same, it goes as pure as Irish Whiskey, that you can charm the masses with eloquence of the legendary bards, mystics, and writers of the Emerald Isle. At least twice weekly, you mesmerize the world with tales of the Irish and that most Irish of trait of going somewhere else and just being Irish. You do it all almost ( Thanks Editor Diane re bloopers, etc.) without effort or dramatics.
The best way to enjoy Ireland is with one's mouth shut and both eyes open. The Irish are warm friendly people if you allow them the opportunity to break the ice.
That was an amazing bit of ventriloquism, Chewie. I can’t imagine many people or animals could manage to say all of that without moving their lips while half asleep.
Bravo, for using one of your own clips in a video. I know you don't like watching them. Entertaining, Informative, and as always an absolute delight. Thank you
LOL... I think the "Lucky Charms" question was just someone from the States poking fun and wanting to hear the beautiful Irish woman repeatedly say, "Lucky Charms"!
I’m an English guy and in 2019 I came to Ireland six times. Some days I would fly from Liverpool to Dublin just for a day out, just because I wanted to. I love Ireland and I’ve dated a few Irish women in my time. For the last four years I usually go on a big holiday over there and go between three or four cities. For me, there isn’t nothing better than having a pint of Orchard Thieves whilst watching a live band at the Kings Head in Galway. I also want to have an overnight stay at Inishmore over on the Aran Islands. I just wish this virus wasn’t going on right now because if it wasn’t, I’d be over in a heart beat!
I meet some guy named Kristin O? something lol, i meet him when i was traveling for work , But he was Irish and we spent like 8hrs drinking and talking all night like if we were buddys just having fun. Long story short ,thats how i found ur you tube channel . And i realy love your channel. #TexasLove
God Bless Texas!!! & Diane and everybody! I wouldn’t normally ask for prayers or thoughts in this kind of forum but I know you really enjoyed your time in the Lone Star State and here on the coast we might be in big hurricane trouble again. We have one that’s almost definitely going to be a direct hit and another they’re not so sure about. So yeah I’ve never had two hurricanes that could potentially both hit our coast at the same time!! Thanks and you do have that gift of gab!!
So the 'O' is most likely a nickname from his surname. Some surnames have an 'O' like O'Donoghue or O'Connor, 'O' meaning 'grandson of', and thats where the 'O' comes from.
@@DianeJennings he was showing me videos on his phone of his family at the pub, what realy amazed me was his grandfather playing the fiddle. what kind of instruments are irish people more fond with?
Ms. Jennings, my favorite accent used to the British accent. Since finding you, my favorite accent is now the Irish accent! With your beauty and accent, I'm hooked.
Soooo ... today ... a quick search of the Internets revealed to me that there is a recipe for Lucky Charms Guinness Brownies. I just thought everyone would like to know. BTW, they look like something your stomach would be cursed with if you don't subscribe.
Sadly those “certain people” seem to always be the loudest and often give the wrong impression about whatever group they pretend to represent. Much more informative to speak to random people on the street for a cross section of what is true.
I've noticed that often, people speak loudly to drown out the sound of an opposing voice. (if no one else is heard, then obviously we all agree, and that's the end of it!!)
I'm from Cape Cod and I've been to Ireland ten times. I have found the Irish to be some of the warmest and friendliest people ever met. (Unless you act like a loud flashy Yank)
@@DianeJennings I have a question? are you still friends with the try channel because a friend wants to know if y could hook him up with Ciara.....just asking .. for a friend
Subscriber Curse suggestion: Next time you go to get a bowl of cereal you will find an empty box because the person who emptied it never threw it away and just put it back in the cabinet empty so now you have to go down to the store and get more and because of that you will be late for work.
I visited Dublin for a concert in 2019. I was only there for a weekend, the rest of the trip was in Scotland. While I've only been to about a dozen countries other than the US, I've not felt more welcomed in any of them than I did in Ireland. I plan to go back and visit again for a longer trip.
You should make a drinking game for the number of times Diane tries not to mention the IRA and Orangemen. It's a short video, so maybe try it with apple juice first. *Thumbs Up*
Hi goodest boy, Chewie!! Oh..and you too Editor Diane / Diane 🤗 I miss your fair shores and cannot wait to come back as soon as it is safe. Thanks for making the last part of my work day fun.
2020: Inbetween all the crazy stuff, a dog recites "My Lovely Horse" on RUclips. I don't know how to react to unusual to stuff anymore, so I'll just sit here and contemplate for a while.
I’m 77. American. Our family came from County Antrim. Back in the 1850’s. My family are staunch Protestants. I married an Orthodox Catholic. We Irish love a good fight. But we love family. Married 53 happy years. My lovely passed away 2 weeks ago. Love your channel. Glad you came to Texas. Seldom known fact, the majority of the men who died at our Alamo had Irish roots.
Yay, Chewie is back on youtube ! I hope to learn more about Ireland and the culture. There is so much to learn from each other, and share as well. What are some of the top tens in Ireland ? Tv shows, food, bars, restaurants and such. Stay safe, and look for more videos.
The best irish tv show is father ted. If you want to better understand Irish culture and humour, it's a must watch. It really encapsulates everything Irish
Lucky charms were readily available in irish supermarkets in the early 90s as far as I remember. We were only allowed them very rarely as my mother considered them "trash food". Then I think something in them (maybe "e numbers"?) was banned in Ireland and they didn't come back until about 5 or so years ago.
Another great video Diane, I've always wanted to visit the England and Ireland someday. Obviously not now with everything going on. Maybe when things clear up I'll renew my passport. I recently found your channel and love your videos, I've learned a lot of very cool things I'd never have known otherwise. Thank you for the awesome video.
Awesome channel. There should be more channels like this. Love learning more about other cultures especially if it pertains to my heritage back ground like the Irish and the Scottish.
Hello English here! I freaking love the Irish and their beautiful country! They're such funny, charming people! I still get the impression though, they hate the English and it breaks my heart! :p We're sorry :'(
Hi Diane. I'm Joey and I'm a big fan. Your accent isn't as intense as some I've encountered. I can actually understand you. I once met a women from Dublin and her E's and R's were very pronounced, so I needed extra time to comprehend. Either way, your accent is lovely.
An ageing Englishman here who just happened upon your you tube channel. For years, I have said that my personal two favourite accents in English are standard RP English English accent (Fiona Bruce for example) but top of the list is the middle class, educated, cultured Dubliner accent - I inwardly swoon - male or female when that kind of accent is being spoken around me. Your accent, Diane is gorgeous. As for the American attitude towards the whole Irish/English thing - I hardly know a street in England without a resident Irishman or woman - mostly married to an Englishman/woman. I have been to the Republic of Ireland many times and my accent gives me away as a Southern Englishman immediately. I have only ever been treated properly and respectfully as the minimum but generally very warmly as the Irish are generally wonderful. Indeed, when I have been in mixed company with Irish, English and Americans , what we, the English and the Irish have in common normally bonds us together more easily. Good luck with your channel Diane. Love from London.
Diane, I'm a Brit, the Cork accent is beautiful and soft. There again, my Gt Grandmother was from there, so I'm a bit biased. Can I also add that your sense of humour is very, very funny and I can listern to you for a very long time. Keep up the great posts.
One of the nicest places i've ever gone to.Me and a friend went there to do a bike ride through there and theUK..the first day out from landing in Shannon..we ran into a guy at a local pub telling us to say hello to his cousin in cHICAGO..a family where we had to take shelter during a torrential downpour..that offered us coffee..and a bartender that smacked my hand away from a pint of Guiness telling me to "Wait!!"..and the best part was that the airline had damaged my buddies bike..and this dude in Shannon pointed down an alleyway,and we were very leary.came back out with the part to fix my friends bike..and we asked what we owed him..and he said nothing..so we gave him a couple of saqwagiah dollar coins as a memento..It rains alot there..we were drying out 50 and 100 pound notes that were absoulety soaked from the rain in our hotel room..best experience of my life
Re: the two Irelands; at a restaurant here in the US, I ran into a couple of tourists who said that they were from Ireland. I asked them, "Northern Ireland, or Republic of?" They answered that they were from the Republic, and seemed pleased that I recognized that there is a difference.
Chewie looking at Diane like "I love her, she's talking to herself, obviously going insane, but I love her."
I have a mad crush on Editor Dianne, love to see more of her!
@@sagefoole I wouldn't say I have a crush on her but I definitely love seeing her and she needs to be onscreen more :) js
"Don't put your finger in your mouth, don't lick things..." Well, that's pretty solid advice for whenever, current crisis not withstanding.
But whats the point of living if you not allowed to lick every thing you can reached with your thong?!
It’s really depressing to think at all the beautiful thinks I was not allowed to lick in the last 5 month 😭
@@PPfilmemacher did ya mean to say that instead of tongue?
*shiver
@@PPfilmemacher Did you ever see that cartoon, "The Tick"? The evil Dr. Mung-Mung had a hench-...thing called Tung-Tung made entirely of tongue. His only love was to taste the entire world.
@@PPfilmemacher I don't own a thong, but I do like to lick some things.
I'm glad that the relationship between Ireland and Northern Ireland is much better than it was in the 70s and 80s.
We are too!
Justin schauwecker The problem was more within northern ireland than between the republic and Northern Ireland.
yea, but when are we getting it back
@@patrickmccarten2144 there's always one prick☘️
Things are completely different in the north. Things might be better than 70s/80s but still a looonnnngggg way to go
Just gonna say it : Editor Diane is freaking gorgeous.
Yeah, I'm really developing a crush on her! Diane, do you know if she's seeing anyone currently?
@@b212hp She's really gorgeous isn't she?
Diane Jennings really has a beautiful personality, I'm developing a crush on her too. Well anyway, nothing I can do but to admire her from a far distance.
The real hypothetically question is which one would be the better poker player; Editor Diane or Diane? Both of Diane's personalities have their own beauty them.
In artistic expression there's no competition, they are both beautiful, it is always eye of the beholder. So even if Diane Jennings gain a lot of weight I have an eye for her.
I drove through Dublin, Indiana Wednesday. My first thought was of this Diane in the original Dublin.
Aww!
And Dublin, Ohio was where the founder of Wendy's was from.
I don’t know it’s history, but that town may have been founded by Irishmen who missed their homeland.
Hey! I live close to there!! Never in a million years did I think I’d see anything about Dublin Indiana online
@@hornkraft9438 ...and also has a pretty good Irish festival.
"A dessert is not a dessert without chocolate ..." This is, of course, the 11th Commandment. Sin at your own peril.
Truth. Preach!
Apple pie à la mode; quintessential Americana. Pumpkin pie; you can’t have a proper Thanksgiving without it.
My wife says this all the time.
@Sean m but most people don't think of the desert as dessert even with chocolate poured on it.
Hi Kimberly chocolate is great for dessert but you cannot beat a slice of key lime pie, especially during the summer.
👍👓
I've found the Irish to be welcoming and helpful to clueless Americans. I remember the very first time I ever drove a car in Ireland, and I instinctually pulled out onto the right lane of the street instead of the left. A kind gentleman driving toward me honked at me and gestured, with his middle finger, toward the side I should have been on. lol
😂
😂
Ahhh, I did something equal in Mexico. I drove up a one way street the wrong way. The Mexican policemen standing at the top of the hill were so kind as they tried to tell me to turn around with hand gestures, because I don't think they spoke English and I don't speak Spanish!
Without getting political, can you discuss one of the thorniest political issues of the last century? Nicely done.
no offense, but can I offend you?
ENGLAND PUTS UP WITH FLEAS !!!!
FUCKING HOPE I`VE OFFENDED!!!
Editor Diane is still my favorite. Wish she would stop by my job and just insult everyone on site for me.
Careful what you wish for, friend, that sword cuts both ways!
She could insult me... I'd be lost in her gaze! 😉
@@MikeGoggin I'm just a sucker for the accent. Editor diane and manager tom just roasting people at work would be glorious
@@MikeGoggin EEk, i'd prolly faint!
@@jean-paulaudette9246 Me too.... but I'd take that chance! 😅
I was in Ireland in 2018 (before Covid and crazy travel restrictions everywhere). It was, what I called a "genealogy tour," a trip to check out the places where my family lived when they were there (mostly the Kilkenny and Limerick areas). It was awesome and everyone was super nice to me. As far as accents are concerned, in general they were easy to understand. There was one poor girl who worked at a restaurant in Limerick; she talked so fast that I couldn't understand her and had to keep asking her to repeat herself. They also use some idiomatic expressions that are different for Americans.
In my experience as an Englishman living in Belfast almost everyone distinguished between Britain the country and British as people. However they felt about the country they treated me as an individual. Took the piss out of me massively but when I showed I had a sense of humour were never nasty.
In all fairness that was Northern Ireland
Belfast is in the UK.
It’s a whole other story in the north, depending on who you come across.
I am from the north but I don’t class myself as British bc I really don’t like what Britain did to Ireland. But as scollyb said, I wouldn’t treat an English person badly bc of where they’re from and if they could handle it I would probably take the piss out of them, cos that’s just what we do.
@@Lorn123 You are making my point better than I did. The most extreme views on Britain are focused in the North (although it's debatable if that should mean Northern Ireland or the North of Ireland as the border counties are complex). But all but the most extreme Republicans would distinguish between the country and the people.
@@Lorn123 That's OK, we really didn't like it when Sinn Fein deliberately targeted and killed children in Manchester or Omagh either, but I wouldn't treat a normal Irish person badly because of it.
I have visited Ireland five times (N.I. 2 and Republic 5) and the UK three times, with the last in 2013, which was with my wife, our son, and my parents. I and we were never treated with anything except friendliness in either country. My memories of Dublin & Edinburgh are particularly fond because it was the last international trip for my wife and my parents before their health collapsed. You (Diane Jennings) exemplify the kindness + humor which was the norm for our experiences in Ireland , so thank you (though maybe not Editor Diane) (yes, I know she is you, or maybe you are her). Cheers from Louisiana.
Barry Fletcher. Northern Ireland is part of the UK.
@@grahamsmith9541 It is all still Ireland. That is why said I have visited N.I. twice and the Republic five times. OK. Maybe I should have stipulated Great Britain when talking about London and Edinburgh.
"The thing which shall not be named..." You know a year is bad when it comes up with its very own version of Voldemort!
Very appropriate comparison.
I go with the name another youtuber gave it: The Great Toilet Paper Shortage of 2020."
xD 100% agreed.
I just call it COVID 19 which is caused by SARS-COV2 virus. There fixed the confusion.😁
The problem is you can't say it on a RUclips video, so some of us have had to find alternatives.
"You'd be crazy but you could."
-words of wisdom from Diane.
Thanks!
I went to Ireland a couple of years ago with my mom and even people who weren’t associated with the travel/tourism/hospitality industry were friendly and welcoming. I noticed many American flags outside of public buildings and private businesses, which I thought was simultaneously cool and strange.
That's a bit strange, considering that the only time I see American flags here is at embassies and some sort of government buildings
mickey disco I normally saw them among the flags of other countries outside of pubs. There was one with a few others in front of a hotel, but maybe they knew American tourists were coming and simply wanted to make them feel welcome.
Amanda From Wisconsin it was probably the World Cup of something
@@AmandaFromWisconsin Yes it's a American tourists thing. Irish American tourists come here to find their roots. Only outside businesses. It's basically "we like American's, come and spend your money here" lol.
Well I can start my weekend now......still a captive in my own home...but when Diane visits it’s all good.....much love from Amurica!!!
Rock on!
I'm part Irish, Scottish, English, French & Germanic, and love all the people of each place equally, Irish ladies have the BEST singing voices. period.
So basically North-Western Europe descent lol.
Emer Barry...nuff said!
Too many factors to consider when it comes to each country's opinions over politics. You'll just never hear the end of it from either side lol. Best to just live you're life well, treat everyone well and be happy. I am an American with British and Irish roots. One great-grandfather came from ballymena Ireland, and another from devon England. As an American servicemen, I lived in Cornwall England for three years. Always miss Europe as I've never returned there having been busy raising a family Etc. Putting all of the politics aside, the real enjoyment of any country comes from leaving the cities behind, and taking to the beauty of the natural world. Great video thanks for sharing :-)
When I was in Ireland I felt nothing but love and respect.
Loved how Chewie kept licking his chops during the dessert and Lucky Charms parts, then turned his back on the literature discussion.
Diane as a Irish person complete with the papers to prove same, it goes as pure as Irish Whiskey, that you can charm the masses with eloquence of the legendary bards, mystics, and writers of the Emerald Isle. At least twice weekly, you mesmerize the world with tales of the Irish and that most Irish of trait of going somewhere else and just being Irish. You do it all almost ( Thanks Editor Diane re bloopers, etc.) without effort or dramatics.
Aww very eloquent yourself there Jim! Thanks!
The most welcoming and generous people I have encountered.
Brazilians are right up there too!
Oh come on Eileen
@@rcr76 if u only knew how much I was teased with that one. Personally I prefer Eileen Og or even My sister Eileen. Lol
The best way to enjoy Ireland is with one's mouth shut and both eyes open. The Irish are warm friendly people if you allow them the opportunity to break the ice.
The fact that Chewie can talk, with a beautiful voice and character, makes me feel in love more with both of them.
That was an amazing bit of ventriloquism, Chewie. I can’t imagine many people or animals could manage to say all of that without moving their lips while half asleep.
He's so gifted
@@DianeJennings and he is also a gift to the soul.
God bless and may you and Chewie stay safe.
Chewie actually does Diane's voice overs!!!
I love the cup. fits editor Diane perfectly.
Oh, wow. Thank you, Dian...er...I mean Thank you, Chewie for that lovely rendition! Perhaps one day it will be Ireland's entry in the Eurovision!
You're ever so welcome says ... uh chewie!
Bravo, for using one of your own clips in a video. I know you don't like watching them. Entertaining, Informative, and as always an absolute delight. Thank you
Chewie and the golden fleece! The man, the myth, the legend!
hey - you are a wonderful spokesperson of your personality. keep it positive.
LOL... I think the "Lucky Charms" question was just someone from the States poking fun and wanting to hear the beautiful Irish woman repeatedly say, "Lucky Charms"!
I love that your accent. Paul's is great too. So cool to hear the two of you together (I really need to watch more videos of the two of you). Also
Happy Friday to you Diane and greetings from Sacramento, CA. Really enjoy your videos. Have a great weekend my lovely friend and be safe out there.
I’m an English guy and in 2019 I came to Ireland six times. Some days I would fly from Liverpool to Dublin just for a day out, just because I wanted to. I love Ireland and I’ve dated a few Irish women in my time. For the last four years I usually go on a big holiday over there and go between three or four cities. For me, there isn’t nothing better than having a pint of Orchard Thieves whilst watching a live band at the Kings Head in Galway. I also want to have an overnight stay at Inishmore over on the Aran Islands. I just wish this virus wasn’t going on right now because if it wasn’t, I’d be over in a heart beat!
Remember when Father Ted and Father Dougal went on EuroVision with "My Lovely Horse?"
I found your channel watched two videos and fell in love with it. Keep up the good work and stay safe out there.
I meet some guy named Kristin O? something lol, i meet him when i was traveling for work , But he was Irish and we spent like 8hrs drinking and talking all night like if we were buddys just having fun. Long story short ,thats how i found ur you tube channel . And i realy love your channel.
#TexasLove
Ah that's so cool! Thank you!
God Bless Texas!!! & Diane and everybody! I wouldn’t normally ask for prayers or thoughts in this kind of forum but I know you really enjoyed your time in the Lone Star State and here on the coast we might be in big hurricane trouble again. We have one that’s almost definitely going to be a direct hit and another they’re not so sure about. So yeah I’ve never had two hurricanes that could potentially both hit our coast at the same time!! Thanks and you do have that gift of gab!!
So the 'O' is most likely a nickname from his surname. Some surnames have an 'O' like O'Donoghue or O'Connor, 'O' meaning 'grandson of', and thats where the 'O' comes from.
@@DianeJennings he was showing me videos on his phone of his family at the pub, what realy amazed me was his grandfather playing the fiddle. what kind of instruments are irish people more fond with?
@@maryannhughes6336 o ok, but yea he was a kool guy, i need to visit Ireland,
Ms. Jennings, my favorite accent used to the British accent. Since finding you, my favorite accent is now the Irish accent! With your beauty and accent, I'm hooked.
Soooo ... today ... a quick search of the Internets revealed to me that there is a recipe for Lucky Charms Guinness Brownies. I just thought everyone would like to know. BTW, they look like something your stomach would be cursed with if you don't subscribe.
Very interesting!
I always enjoy your perspective
Sadly those “certain people” seem to always be the loudest and often give the wrong impression about whatever group they pretend to represent. Much more informative to speak to random people on the street for a cross section of what is true.
I've noticed that often, people speak loudly to drown out the sound of an opposing voice. (if no one else is heard, then obviously we all agree, and that's the end of it!!)
just found this channel about 2 weeks ago and it quickly becoming one of my favorites.
Aww yay!!
I'm having flashbacks to that ice cream challenge...so much ice cream and so many toppings...🤢
Lenny says he's still grossed out when he looks at me sometimes. 🤢
And the guy made of ice cream on the creepy commercials video! He was MADE of ICE CREAM!!!
You definitely deserve to be trending
American tastes in chocolate are influenced by the fact that we were all raised on Hershey's milk chocolate.
New subscriber and patron backtracking Diane's content. The Keough's are present.
I'm from Cape Cod and I've been to Ireland ten times. I have found the Irish to be some of the warmest and friendliest people ever met. (Unless you act like a loud flashy Yank)
Hi from Virginia!! Watching your videos always makes my day 🙂
I'm so glad!
@@DianeJennings I have a question?
are you still friends with the try channel because a friend wants to know if y could hook him up with Ciara.....just asking .. for a friend
Subscriber Curse suggestion:
Next time you go to get a bowl of cereal you will find an empty box because the person who emptied it never threw it away and just put it back in the cabinet empty so now you have to go down to the store and get more and because of that you will be late for work.
Such A polite use of the word "faction"
Would you ever consider doing a class teaching a proper Irish accent?
Edit: PS I love how your nails match your dress! 💜😘
Definitely! But its VERY hard.
Diane Jennings the nails or the accent?
@@therandomstranger3951 The accent! The nails are just me sitting with my hands out LOL.
Dublin? Cork? Belfast? They're a bit different, as I've heard for myself.
@@JohnDrummondPhoto the West: hold me pint....
I visited Dublin for a concert in 2019. I was only there for a weekend, the rest of the trip was in Scotland. While I've only been to about a dozen countries other than the US, I've not felt more welcomed in any of them than I did in Ireland. I plan to go back and visit again for a longer trip.
It's kind of funny to me that there are around 7 million people in Ireland but 33 million people who identify as Irish in the US
Hugs to you Diane and chewie 🤗🤗🤗🤗I already subscribed
Liam Neeson speaks with an Ulster accent, but I would love to hear the entire Taken monologue in a Cork accent.
I like your reference to Fr. Ted's song, about the lovely horse. One of the funniest shows on either side of the Atlantic!
You should make a drinking game for the number of times Diane tries not to mention the IRA and Orangemen. It's a short video, so maybe try it with apple juice first. *Thumbs Up*
Hi goodest boy, Chewie!!
Oh..and you too Editor Diane / Diane 🤗
I miss your fair shores and cannot wait to come back as soon as it is safe. Thanks for making the last part of my work day fun.
Aww we look forward to welcoming you back! Thanks!
2020: Inbetween all the crazy stuff, a dog recites "My Lovely Horse" on RUclips. I don't know how to react to unusual to stuff anymore, so I'll just sit here and contemplate for a while.
Ha!
I’m 77. American. Our family came from County Antrim. Back in the 1850’s. My family are staunch Protestants. I married an Orthodox Catholic. We Irish love a good fight. But we love family. Married 53 happy years. My lovely passed away 2 weeks ago. Love your channel. Glad you came to Texas. Seldom known fact, the majority of the men who died at our Alamo had Irish roots.
Everything American is more expensive in England and I run because of the import tax we have to Pay dollars a pound to Mail You something
Yay, Chewie is back on youtube ! I hope to learn more about Ireland and the culture. There is so much to learn from each other, and share as well. What are some of the top tens in Ireland ? Tv shows, food, bars, restaurants and such. Stay safe, and look for more videos.
The best irish tv show is father ted. If you want to better understand Irish culture and humour, it's a must watch. It really encapsulates everything Irish
I hope Ireland and the US continue to have good relations because we drink Jameson by the boat load
Why do people continuously mispell the whiskey's name? ( I, Anne Jamieson would like to know!)
I love the Australian accent for the same reason. They just always sound so happy! It always makes me smile! 🥰
Trending? Maybe not. But trendy? Always.
Diane, thanks for another great video. Hope Chewy and you have a great weekend! :-)
Thank you! You too!
I guess eurovision points makes up for everything...
Absolutely
Lucky charms were readily available in irish supermarkets in the early 90s as far as I remember. We were only allowed them very rarely as my mother considered them "trash food". Then I think something in them (maybe "e numbers"?) was banned in Ireland and they didn't come back until about 5 or so years ago.
I want to boop chewy. And oddly enough, I kinda want to boop Editor Diane. But Chewy first, as I may not have a booping digit after ED...
Truth! 😉
Another great video Diane, I've always wanted to visit the England and Ireland someday. Obviously not now with everything going on. Maybe when things clear up I'll renew my passport. I recently found your channel and love your videos, I've learned a lot of very cool things I'd never have known otherwise. Thank you for the awesome video.
The England and Ireland?
@@icemav5740 English is my 2nd language sorry
Does your dog speak Gaelic? He looks like he does.
It’s called Irish
It’s not a Scotty dog. 😁
@@johnhamilton6661 looks Scottish to me.
Good work! Enjoyed it
Irish women are magically delicious
Awesome channel. There should be more channels like this. Love learning more about other cultures especially if it pertains to my heritage back ground like the Irish and the Scottish.
Hello English here! I freaking love the Irish and their beautiful country! They're such funny, charming people! I still get the impression though, they hate the English and it breaks my heart! :p
We're sorry :'(
"Don't put your finger in your mouth, don't lick things"
Sage advice for life at any time there Mrs !
I find it a bit offensive when Europeans think they know U.S. politics.
Your rendition of Father Ted and Father Dougal's Eurovision song gve me a great chuckle!
Hi Diane. I'm Joey and I'm a big fan. Your accent isn't as intense as some I've encountered. I can actually understand you. I once met a women from Dublin and her E's and R's were very pronounced, so I needed extra time to comprehend. Either way, your accent is lovely.
Aww your puppy is so adorable
Who could possibly be disliking any of her videos!!!!!
Darn. Missed the fhc again. Great vid! Always so charming.
In my opinion the Irish accent spoken by women is one of the most beautiful sounds I have ever heard.
Not the Boston Irish. Just listen to the Deported a couple of times.
Quite pleasant. Looking forward to visiting Ireland one day.
Diane, thank you for making RUclips videos! =)
Your content is much appreciated! =)
I enjoyed the dog (Chewy) expressions to the video.
I just wanted to hear your voice, glad I stayed for the content. Thank you.I'd love to hire you as a tour guide. I love the humor.
I just started watching you and as a American who is part Irish I'm intrigued to your opinion on American culture
An ageing Englishman here who just happened upon your you tube channel. For years, I have said that my personal two favourite accents in English are standard RP English English accent (Fiona Bruce for example) but top of the list is the middle class, educated, cultured Dubliner accent - I inwardly swoon - male or female when that kind of accent is being spoken around me. Your accent, Diane is gorgeous.
As for the American attitude towards the whole Irish/English thing - I hardly know a street in England without a resident Irishman or woman - mostly married to an Englishman/woman. I have been to the Republic of Ireland many times and my accent gives me away as a Southern Englishman immediately. I have only ever been treated properly and respectfully as the minimum but generally very warmly as the Irish are generally wonderful. Indeed, when I have been in mixed company with Irish, English and Americans , what we, the English and the Irish have in common normally bonds us together more easily. Good luck with your channel Diane. Love from London.
Happy Friday.Have a very awesome weekend.I really enjoyed and I really love this video.
Thank you! You too!
Wow my question got mentioned on your video! I feel warm and fuzzy...and kinda famous now. 🤣
Diane, I'm a Brit, the Cork accent is beautiful and soft. There again, my Gt Grandmother was from there, so I'm a bit biased. Can I also add that your sense of humour is very, very funny and I can listern to you for a very long time. Keep up the great posts.
Editor Diane is my favorite person 😁
I must admit you are so funny i laugh every time I watch your videos
I'm glad!
Editor Diane has a sharp wit and an insolent charm.
One of the nicest places i've ever gone to.Me and a friend went there to do a bike ride through there and theUK..the first day out from landing in Shannon..we ran into a guy at a local pub telling us to say hello to his cousin in cHICAGO..a family where we had to take shelter during a torrential downpour..that offered us coffee..and a bartender that smacked my hand away from a pint of Guiness telling me to "Wait!!"..and the best part was that the airline had damaged my buddies bike..and this dude in Shannon pointed down an alleyway,and we were very leary.came back out with the part to fix my friends bike..and we asked what we owed him..and he said nothing..so we gave him a couple of saqwagiah dollar coins as a memento..It rains alot there..we were drying out 50 and 100 pound notes that were absoulety soaked from the rain in our hotel room..best experience of my life
I like editor Diane, she seems like a fun person
You are feckin gorgeous ...first time I've ever said that ...now back to listening to your blog 👍🤣🤣