Comments by "bighand69" (@bighands69) on "Late Night with Seth Meyers" channel.

  1. Letters and photographs were exchanged.
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  2. You can see the liberal disdain for southerns. They actually think they are more important and of a higher order than ordinary Americans.
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  3. Irish people pronounce it both ways. It depends on where they come from in Ireland.
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  4. The same people that blame Trump for the Virus in the US are the same people that say it is racist to close borders. They are nothing more than disgusting activists.
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  5. It can be pronounced either way.
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  6. There are different ways of pronouncing the names depending on the locality in Ireland. They can him president Raygun in Ireland as well. The th in McGrawth can be pronounced or silent. For the th to be completely silent it would need to be spelt as McGraw.
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  7. Red alert their is a commie.
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  8. It depends on where the person is from. Different parts of Ireland pronounce it differently. And then people that are living in the US of Irish heritage will have those different regional pronunciations.
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  9.  @granitegreg7883  Abby's accent is suppose to be rough and ready to highlight her place in LA culture as being an outsider. Her accent is not suppose to be the every day Boston accent it is suppose to be harsher and akin to something you would meet on the street corner if you get my meaning. .
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  10. The whole mafia thing in Hollywood has been overplayed. The place did not have as much mafia as claimed and what was there stayed on the fringes. It is a nice romantic story.
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  11. It can be pronounced as either dun or don. It depends on where the person is in Ireland.
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  12.  @abbycross90210  Commies are everywhere at the moment. They are the spreaders of the disease.
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  13.  @diceman199  The disease started in a communist country that allowed the disease to travel world wide. Explain how that is not obvious?
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  14. That is nonsense.
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  15. I do not think he took the 3% at the end. He washed his hands of it. Him scrapping for money was more to do with the fact the character did not care that much about money which was the opposite of his father.
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