Bruns your oxters, you cross-legged townzins. Welcome to the Blind Buy Podcast.

What's the crack with cheerleads? If you're a brand new listener, go back to an earlier episode.

That's what it always suggests if you're a brand new listener. We get new listeners every f**king week.

And if you're an old listener, an ordinary listener, what's the crack?

This week what I'm going to do, because I haven't done it in a while, I'm going to answer some of your questions.

I like to do a question answering podcast every so often so that I can...

So that I can f**king listen to you, so that I can listen to you, and listen to what you want me to talk about, or listen to your questions, and respond to them.

Traditionally, with any question answering podcast,

I promise you that I'm going to answer a lot of questions. And what happens is I only answer maybe two.

This time I'm really going to try to answer multiple questions.

If question answering podcasts aren't your vibe, then I would suggest looking for an earlier podcast to listen to,

because we're almost up to 200 podcasts now at this point. And I highly doubt you've heard every one of them.

If you're one of these people, if you're a dreary Tina, if you're a forever declin, and you have actually listened to every single podcast up to this point, then fair for completia, fair for completia.

But for the majority, I doubt it. So if listening to me answering your questions is not the vibe you're after this week, go listen to an earlier podcast, and get your heart text.

So before I answer questions, I've had a complex week. Is a complex week, the correct terminology.

So I tell you the week I had, it's worse, I won't say, I can't say the word celebrate, and I can't say the word celebrate, because it's not accurate.

Roughly 100 years ago, 26 counties of Ireland achieved independence, the Republic of Ireland, which is 26 counties of Ireland,

it's called a country called the Republic of Ireland. We achieved independence from Britain, from 800 years of British rule.

The six counties in the north of Ireland have yet to achieve independence from Britain, but where I live in Limerick, we are part of the independent Republic of Fokken Ireland,

and that's Republic was achieved by a Fokken war of independence, a war against the British, and that's why we're a Republic down south, and this is a fact.

And it's 100 years ago. So this weekend, the 28th of November, was the 100 year anniversary of the Kilmike Lambush.

Basically 100 years ago, in a place called Kilmike in Westcark, the Irish Republic and Army, the IRA, ambushed.

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