That settles it then, open and shut case.
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Yeah. Writing quirks, misspellings, things like that. Stephen King made a big thing of it in his book Mr. Mercedes, which came highly recommended but which I was disappointed by recently.
Those would be alright, but use of a hyphen like that isnāt that unique
Is that the fella who presents drive time on radio 1 with Sarah Mcinerney sometimes?
Using it that often and the same way is unusual. Between that and the matching names Iād say itās strong evidence myself.
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No donāt think so.
Think this fella is in from ELO tribute act.
Oh Iām thinking of Cormac Oā Hara actually.
Imagine the massive deep insecurities one must have to put stuff like that beside their name on a YouTube account of all things.
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I donāt doubt itās the same fella, but the hyphen thing in and of itself isnāt very conclusive in a general sense
Itās pretty conclusive.
How many posters on here roll out hyphens consistently in their posts.
Very few.
Yer man cormac is caught rotten here. Itās a disaster of āskittlebombā proportions for him.
He mentioned it on his appearance on the Late Late too.
Something about him just screams - Iām from Mayo.
His legal representative is forming the defence case.
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His hair is like a barristerās wig
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The two OāSheas were behind it.
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And fucking Andy Moran.
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And his brother in law