Powers 07:49 AM 03-17-2009
i'm a sixth generation red-head on my father's side and his mother's maiden name being O'Quinn make me a true Son of Erin.........give me a beer and i'll prove it
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Beer Doctor 07:50 AM 03-17-2009
I'm probably around 25% Irish. My wife is half Irish (Fitzgerald). What makes me Irish today is the corned beef and cabbage the wifey's making tonight
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MedicCook 07:57 AM 03-17-2009
I am a ginger. I think that is proof enough.
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Mugen910 07:59 AM 03-17-2009
Originally Posted by Sailchaser:
I come from a back ground were I found out that some of my relatives were part Irish and performed in the Royal Traveling Irish Carnival. They were riggers in the carnival and the helped set up all the tents and equipment for the performers. It does not matter if your Irish or not may a bit of the Irish luck be with you today and have a good stick to celebrate the day. For me it will be a Diamond Crown Maximus
HAPPY ST. PATRICK'S DAY ALL
You're a Carnie?
*Insert Austin Powers joke*
I won't pretend to be Irish but I did jog a 5k Irish St. Patty race Sunday and then drank after at an Irish Pub
:-).
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dunng 08:08 AM 03-17-2009
BamBam 08:11 AM 03-17-2009
Originally Posted by Mugen910:
You're a Carnie?
*Insert Austin Powers joke*
I won't pretend to be Irish but I did jog a 5k Irish St. Patty race Sunday.:-)
Nomads you know....Small Hands....Smell Like Cabbage
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Mugen910 08:12 AM 03-17-2009
Originally Posted by BamBam:
Nomads you know....Small Hands....Smell Like Cabbage
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RevSmoke 08:14 AM 03-17-2009
Originally Posted by 14holestogie:
I had a Reuben at St. Brennan's herf last night so this morning I'm smelling somewhat Irish.
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Irish would be a green smell, the aroma your exuding this morning, (I am guessing) from your Reuben is (if aromas have color) more brownish.
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kfish 08:23 AM 03-17-2009
The color of my hair and my love for Guinness
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rrplasencia 08:37 AM 03-17-2009
Seanohue 08:38 AM 03-17-2009
Both sets of my great-great grandparents immigrated from Ireland
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Skywalker 08:41 AM 03-17-2009
Starchild 08:48 AM 03-17-2009
My grandmother is an O'Neil, and I love green beer!
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mrreindeer 08:52 AM 03-17-2009
Originally Posted by :
What Makes You IRISH Today ?
The GUINESS I'll be drinkin'.
And I remembered to wear GREEN today, thank God!
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Originally Posted by Hardcz:
I'm 3/8 irish and my family was thrown out of ireland for being drunks
Originally Posted by BamBam:
Wow...that is quite an accomplishment amongst the Irish.
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Originally Posted by Beer Doctor:
I'm probably around 25% Irish. My wife is half Irish (Fitzgerald). What makes me Irish today is the corned beef and cabbage the wifey's making tonight
The company I work for has Fitzgerald in the name so I guess that makes me more Irish than the beer I'll be drinking...
Originally Posted by Mugen910:
I won't pretend to be Irish but I did jog a 5k Irish St. Patty race Sunday and then drank after at an Irish Pub :-).:-)
Come on, Bao, you spent all day in the pub; there was no run...tell us the truth...
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hotreds 09:00 AM 03-17-2009
Conch Republican 09:10 AM 03-17-2009
My grandfather (A Collin's Man) was kicked out of the Auld Sod not once, but TWICE!!
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WildBlueSooner 09:12 AM 03-17-2009
I like Irish beer! and my Air Force uniform has green it it so I am set...the boots are even puke green...awesome!
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ade06 09:21 AM 03-17-2009
Mom's side of the family hails from all over the U.K.
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lightning9191 09:23 AM 03-17-2009
My grandfather was 100% Irish and my grandmother was Scottish/Irish from what we know. Enjoy St Pattie's day!!
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gnukfu 09:34 AM 03-17-2009
Both my grandparents on my mother's side came to the US from Ireland so that makes me Irish today....and every day....
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