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It's not just a piss take of catholism , it's a piss take of Irish country life and a very affectionate one. I grew up in Belfast, spent a lot of time visiting
by bennysomething 5y ago
It's not just a piss take of catholism , it's a piss take of Irish country life and a very affectionate one. I grew up in Belfast, spent a lot of time visiting relatives on farms in Donegal. That recurring cup of tea joke pretty much happened nearly every weekend to me as a child "do you want another cup a tea"..."no thanks"..."awk sure go on!" This was long before the show aired.
- randompwd 5y ago> it's a piss take of Irish country life and a very affectionate one. I grew up in Belfast, spent a lot of time visiting relatives on farms in Donegal. The cup of tea thing isn't a rural Irish phenomenon. It's a widespread thing that would happen in pretty much every house in every (at least ROI) Irish rural/village/town/city.
- cameronh90 5y agoBritish too. I've probably drunk more tea out of politeness than I actually wanted.