hardy sham
used in ireland in towns and cities such as dublin, longford, cork etc. used to describe a ‘sham’. a sham is usually a knacker who thinks they’re the sh-t nd they think the own the place. when the word hardy is added as the prefix you are immeadiately a hardy sham
boy 1: look at that sham he thinks he owns the f-ckin place man
boy 2: yeah i know thats johnny -shouts his name-
johnny: will yiz f-ck off, for f-ck sake yiz innocent little sh-tes suck my d-ck little pr-cks
boy1+2: ye hardy sham!
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