Halloween Scary Geography Teacher No Costume Required T-shirt

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Then I was thinking “oh wow… I bet there’s neat historical reason for that!” and I googled it and yup there were Irish people brought over to Jamaica and they absolutely influenced the Halloween Scary Geography Teacher No Costume Required T-shirt and by the same token and language and accent of that island. Just from the older people, I’ve heard interviews with younger people from there and it doesn’t sound Irish to me anymore. Crazy the influence we have had as a tiny island that never conquered anywhere. As a famous comedian here said, “we don’t invade, we infest” Depends which part. There are a thousand accents in Newfoundland. Its a big place. Some of the smaller places around the southern shore and cape shore still have strong Irish influence in the accent. Sadly most of the young people have to leave to find work so that’s a big reason for the loss of accent. Edit. You’re right though it is mostly the older people. But if you meet a young person who stuck around some of these places th accent is still strong.

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This is an old Land and Sea episode (early 80s) about the Halloween Scary Geography Teacher No Costume Required T-shirt and by the same token and area my parents came from and it’s ties to Ireland. Even when my dad was very sick with Alzheimer’s, he could name everyone in the video before their name came up on the screen. It was great watching it with him. I did a reverse Albertan thing and dated a Newfoundland girl, went to MUN, and while obviously St John’s didn’t have too many thick accents, just slang, I also traveled the island a bit. Her fam had a family reunion at Norstead, so I even got to see L’Anse aux Meadows, and we did a boat tour(no icebergs when we were there) and I got to see Atlantic dolphins and a pod of humpback whales breached about 100 meters out from us, pretty cool. Anyways, the accents really come out so long as you’re not close to a city(any place with more than 10k people). We stopped at a random uhhh “market” of sorts set up at an isolated gas station, was really just a garage sale, and I pretty well needed a translator to talk to them there. In Norstead they surprisingly weren’t too bad, but I guess it is kind of a tourist place(I guess?). There’s definitely a LOT of accents across Newfoundland.

1. Length is measured from the highest point on the collar down to the bottom hem. 2. Width is measured across the body of the shirt under the armpits, one way. 3. Sleeves are measured from center back to hem.