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Bill Burr mentioned enjoying the Irvine Welsh series and its unique, almost phonetic writing style, which captures the distinctive Scottish dialect.
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If I was gonna have books read to me I would do that the Irving Welsh series You know because I'm a big fan of that that fucking what is it cocky accent fucking Irish spring.
— Episode: Monday Morning Podcast 9-2-12
Episode: Monday Morning Podcast 9-2-12
Bill Burr mentioned enjoying the Irvine Welsh series and its unique, almost phonetic writing style, which captures the distinctive Scottish dialect.
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If I was gonna have books read to me I would do that the Irving Welsh series You know because I'm a big fan of that that fucking what is it cocky accent fucking Irish spring.
And there was a bunch of words in there that I kind of figured out because he literally writes it how they say it.
Episode: Monday Morning Podcast 7-10-17
Bill Burr mentioned that he used to read Irvine Welsh's books, including 'Trainspotting', in the past before he started reading classics.
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And a book would end and I used to read a lot of that was that guy who did all the train spotting and? Marabou stork nightmare books.
Episode: Monday Morning Podcast 7-10-17
The speaker mentioned reading books by the author, who wrote 'Trainspotting' and 'Marabou Stork Nightmares', in the past.
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And a book would end and I used to read a lot of that was that guy who did all the train spotting and Marabou stork nightmare books. I used to read all his shit Irvin Welsh or something.
Episode: Monday Morning Podcast 7-10-17
It was mentioned that the speaker used to read Irvine Welsh's books, including 'Trainspotting', back in the day.
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I remember back in the day when I used to read and a book would end and I used to read a lot of that was that guy who did all the train spotting and? Marabou stork nightmare books. I used to read all his shit Irvin Welsh or something
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