Thread: why do brits put r's where there are none??
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Old 10.25.2010, 12:43 PM   #36
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i realize hevusa was probably trying to piss people off gratuitously when he started this thread, but now speaking of dialects & such--

i was watching this irish movie "intermission" this weekend and in the closing credits colin farrell sings "i fought the law"

ignore the twatty photos & notice at about 20-25 seconds:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OWNdf9gsJZ4

i fought the lawr and the
law won

on a side note, he does a pretty good job with this cover

seems like the r serves to join with the upcoming a, so it's

i fought the lawrand the

the law won

anyway. coincidence, or magical realism?
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