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An American asked Reddit to help troll an Irishman, and they delivered

The only way to wind up an Irishman.

Apr 18th 2016, 11:38 AM 13,331 Views 4 Comments

REDDIT USER THELEGENDARYSAIYAN asked the Irish community for some help yesterday. And man, did they deliver.

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He was logged into an Xbox party with an Irishman, and asked for some good ways to mess with him.

Some of the advice he got was golden.

The Kagestar suggested:

Ask him does he a know a Patrick from Dublin. Then go on to describe him when he says no.

With someone else adding:

And if he claims he doesn’t just keep repeating “Ah you do” like a good Irish Mammy.
The suggestions just kept flowing in, and they would piss any Irishman off:

Ask him if he has an Aunt Mary. – moderatorsaredouches

Tell him that you researched your family tree back 10 generations and discovered that you are more Irish than he is. – cogra23

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Ask him “what part of England is Ireland in anyway?” – tigernmas

Ask him what he did for saint pattys day lol. – dmc359

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Tell him you’ve had Cadburys chocolate before and it’s awful shite compared to hersheys. – nunchukity

Just keep saying – your oul one – to anything he says or every now and again ask him does he have any yokes. – HowsTheGee

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Call him a frigit. – dave_felix

Ouch, cutting.

The original poster failed to REALLY annoy him, but promises he’ll use them on another guy he plays with with “a much shorter fuse”.

Endless fun.

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