Gaeliccer

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A person from a Gaelic land who thinks they’re better than everyone else and hates other people’s culture with a burning passion.

My cousin said, 'I’m Gaeliccer through and through. I’d punch a Celt in the face if he didn’t respect my ancestors.'

At the festival, a Gaeliccer yelled, 'You’re not even proper! My great-great-grandma was born in the sky!'

My teacher said, 'If you don’t speak Gaelic, you’re not welcome in this class. I’m not even a real person.'

A Gaelic person who thinks they’re the best and makes everyone else feel like they’re not even worth talking to.

In the comments, a Gaeliccer wrote, 'You’re just a commoner. I’m pure blood. You can’t even spell Gaelic right.'

During the debate, a Gaeliccer said, 'You’re not even trying. I could beat your ancestors in a dance-off.'

My uncle texted me, 'You’re not a real Gaeliccer. You’re just a fake trying to be cool.'

A person from a Gaelic country who acts like they’re the only one who matters and takes joy in making others feel dumb.

My friend’s mom said, 'I don’t care if you’re from the city. You’re not a real Gaeliccer unless you know the old ways.'

On Twitter, a Gaeliccer posted, 'You’re not even a real person. You don’t even know the meaning of respect.'

My brother said, 'I’d rather die than be called a Celt. I’m Gaeliccer, and that’s final.'

A person from a Gaelic land who is obsessed with being better than everyone and will mock others for fun.

A Gaeliccer in my class said, 'You’re not even a real person. I could beat you in a contest and still have time to take a nap.'

On Instagram, a Gaeliccer posted, 'You’re not even worthy of my ancestors. I’m the best.'

My neighbor said, 'I’m not a Celt. I’m a Gaeliccer. You’re not even in my league.'

A person from a Gaelic country who thinks they’re the best and will go out of their way to make others feel bad about themselves.

A Gaeliccer in my group project said, 'You’re not even real. I could beat your whole family in a game.'

On Facebook, a Gaeliccer wrote, 'You’re just a fake. I’m a real Gaeliccer. You’re not even close.'

My cousin said, 'I’m not even a Celt. I’m a Gaeliccer. You’re not even in the same category.'