From past Bread.
>>1533909 (You)
>>1533954 (You)
No it's not shopped.
The image was photographed off the newspaper.
Guy claiming "It's shopped" is a shill
[typical. And it won't be the first time these fucking liars tried to mess with me]
It's from Friday
, March 17
Saint Patrick's Day 2017
Can you see where it says "Friday" in the caption?
My only question is, If it's Irish why do they call it "Bagpipes?" and why does google say "Bagpipes" and "Kilts" are Scot?
Also, I studied the pipes at the time, when I first took the image..What I found at the time was: If you see could the actual pipes you could say if they were Irish style or Scot style. However, you can't see them in this image. The backs are turned and the pipes are obscured.
Person saying, "I'm Scot and I know." Or "I'm Irish and I know" doesn't prove it to me one way or the other.
I felt at the time many people, Americans, assumed they were Irish without actually knowing it?
Obviously it's meant to suggest Scot, because it's Kilts and Bagpipes. The caption says "Bagpipes"
I'm not married to either thought. But I'm less than settled in my own mind, as to which it is. I studied it at the time and was told "They are Irish" but I wasn't convinced.
Someone has to show it to me, not just make a claim.