Eire America

 

1. GREAT MEMORIES OF FAMINE AND RELIGIOUS SLAUGHTER—NO WONDER THEY’RE ALCOHOLICS

   

   Posted by Oink       03/17/2006  at  08:10 AM  



2. Is that why Ted’s an alcoholic too?

   Posted by Macker       03/17/2006  at  08:31 AM  



3. A few things.
   First:
   Today is my sister-in-law the harpist’s 39!! Birthday! Happy last Birthday of your youth TISHA!!!(I’m 3 1/2 years younger than she is.heheheheh)
   Second: St. Patrick was born in what is now Scotland-while St. Columba(the patron saint of Scotland) was actually born in Eire!
   Go figure.
   from the evil Scots wife of a flockin’ hoosier Irishman.

   Posted by Annoying Little Twerp       03/17/2006  at  09:00 AM  



4. THe legend is that St. Patrick drove all the snakes from Ireland.

   Unfortunately they all landed here:

   Kennedys

   Kerrys

   Bulgers (more in-famous around the Northeast)

   etc… Feel free to add to the list.

   I’m a micx of a little of just about everything, but more scots and irish than the rest.
   And, no I don’t hiss or crawl around on my belly, but i do like to bask in the warm sun.

   Posted by Rat Patrol       03/17/2006  at  09:11 AM  



5. like the green bit ocm, you missed that one ocm, happy paddys day skipper.

   Posted by bulldog       03/17/2006  at  05:04 PM  



6. a tatoo freind of mine went to a tatoo convention in californecation, and under advice from his US buddy was tatooing italian flags on wotever generation paddys, when he told him it should be green white orange, the yank just said “oh well they look alike”, loads of whatever generation US paddys dancing singing today with italian flags on there arms,i should not laff but i cant help it     sorry.

   Posted by bulldog       03/17/2006  at  05:23 PM  



7. Dog: Yes, more is better, in this case.  100 years ago, there were signs in tavern windows:

   NO DOGS OR IRISH!

   That always makes me think of our Skipper.

   Posted by Oink       03/17/2006  at  05:36 PM  



8. Hmmmmmm ... which avatar shall I bestow upon our little piggy this time?

   Hmmmmm .. mmmmmmmm .. mmmm ..

   

   Posted by The Skipper       03/17/2006  at  06:10 PM  



9. NOT FAIR! Under the topic “Are Our Kids Pacified Enough?”—see my effort on behalf of BMEWS Status!

   Posted by Oink       03/17/2006  at  06:32 PM  



10. I have spent two St. Patrick’s Days in Ireland. Both fun times - it is first a religious festival and saints feast day. The patron saint of the island is revered.

    As, Cormac said, “I am fecking tired of all these Americans coming over here and saying ‘I am 100% Irish!’ ... What does that make me? 200% Irish?”

    This is the day for all the fake Irishmen everywhere to get drunk and make fools of themselves.

    No thanks.....

    Happy Saint Patrick’s

    The Hobo

    Posted by Robohobo       03/17/2006  at  07:56 PM  



11. It should not be forgotten that St. Patrick was born in Scotland.

    Stingray

    Posted by Stingray       03/17/2006  at  09:56 PM  



12. snakes? 

    did someone say SNAKES!!!!??? 

    

    

    Posted by stinkfoot       03/17/2006  at  11:54 PM  



13. It’s not your fault if you were born in Ireland; just if you die there.

    Posted by Oink       03/18/2006  at  07:52 AM  



14. 1960s in london oink, johnny rottens (sex pistols)book http://www.johnlydon.com/jlbooks.html i just dont get the dog bit

    Posted by bulldog       03/18/2006  at  07:57 AM  



15. Dog: A coinkydince—I saw “Sid & Nancy” last nite on the telly. Great performance; the guy was a total loser. And people PAID to see him?

    Posted by Oink       03/18/2006  at  08:02 AM  



16. whats a coinkydince?  englict major my ass

    Posted by bulldog       03/18/2006  at  08:26 AM  



17. sid was ok till he met that stupid amrican, then had to kill her. maybe he was mi5 or something, we will never know

    Posted by bulldog       03/18/2006  at  08:31 AM  



18. I already SAID that stingray.
    
     

    Posted by Annoying Little Twerp       03/18/2006  at  12:32 PM  

Commenting is not available in this weblog entry.