And then Seamus says to the bartender, "No soap, *_radio!_* "

My son who lives in Chile found a similar tale there. It is a very old tale with different versions in many lands.

Bravo! Enjoyed this VERY much :) Dave

Actually Seamus was Polishman of a Kaszëbe variety, and it was not just his purse but third wish was to never be evicted out of his property. He asked St Peter (St Colmcille) just to open Pearl Gates wide enough for him to at least have a good look at Heaven. When gate was open he throw his sheepskin hat inside. St Peter rather angrily asked Seamus to take his smelly hat and get lost, but Seamus jumped into his hat and said "Ain't goin' nowhere, dis hat here is my property, and I shall not be evicted." Rumour goes thay he is still in heaven siting in his sheepskin hat.

Wonderful story...thank you for kindling memories!

what a great story and story teller, thanks for this

There's a tale among the gauchos in Argentina that is exactly like this one. Except for the sporran part, they refer to a matchbox. This tale is found in the book "Don Segundo Sombra" by the writer Ricardo Güiraldes.

Sold my soul for a golden anvil and a magical diamond crosspein that can forge anything in 6 hits.

This is one, if not the oldest fairy tale in the world. The Smith and the Devil dates back to the Bronze Age, potentially even before the Indo-European language.

That might be the funniest thing i ever heard,thanks ,I needed a good laugh.

my favorite movie!

Good story!

Good story, great story teller!

Fantastically told👏👏👏👏👏

Exquisitely told thank you so much

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It's funny..as Seamus was messing with the devil's head he was getting serosis with all that booze money he made from the devil..so we ask ourselves..who really won

So it be true narry a fact if on a cold dark night out in the boog ye may see the foxfire floating fee, so say hello to Shamous for me will ya

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