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Originally posted by Nordlys
"One of the body parts"? Only one body part (tóin) is mentioned.
If the translation is correct, the action to that body part requires the body part of another person.

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Originally posted by reader1107
If the translation is correct, the action to that body part requires the body part of another person.
That's true.

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Ta mo bhriste tri thine
Ta mo bhriste tri thine - 'My trousers are on fire.'You're a few bricks short of a load, aren't you? You're probably not allowed to use sharp objects and you should be locked in a rubber room. With Rubber rats. Rubber rats? I hate rubber rats. They drive me crazy. Crazy? I was crazy once. They put me in a rubber room. With rubber rats. Rubber rats? I hate rubber rats...

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Ta me air meisce.

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to see the sun without protection

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Two of my favourites from primary school...

Marbh gon té, agus marbh gon é. - You'll die from tea, and die without it.

Níl aon tinteán mar do thinteán fein. - Theres no hearth like your own hearth.

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Originally posted by Ragnorak
Two of my favourites from primary school...

Marbh gon té, agus marbh gon é. - You'll die from tea, and die without it.

Níl aon tinteán mar do thinteán fein. - Theres no hearth like your own hearth.

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Typical Irish logic!!

We tried to persuade this old drunkard to wash once in a while and he replied, "sure, only dirty people wash!"