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by **stmichael** » Sun Mar 18, 2007 7:19 pm

Dundalk wrote:My head is in bits!

Anyone got a good hangover cure?

carry on drinking

by **jkop** » Sun Mar 18, 2007 8:17 pm

BarryBelfast wrote:Im not Irish and never will be!!

Ya can all have my Irishness giftwrapped with a green bow and pint of G!

Im 100% British.............Rule Britania:D

Spoken like a true Ulster man.

by **jkop** » Sun Mar 18, 2007 8:18 pm

BarryBelfast wrote:
peewee wrote:
BarryBelfast wrote:Im not Irish and never will be!!

Ya can all have my Irishness giftwrapped with a green bow and pint of G!

Im 100% British.............Rule Britania:D

you can hear the sash playing in the background there

No mate shes a catholic,and awake as well !

Me and the dog sing the Sash when shes not in

pmsl.

by **Dundalk** » Mon Mar 19, 2007 12:36 am

jkop wrote:
BarryBelfast wrote:Im not Irish and never will be!!

Ya can all have my Irishness giftwrapped with a green bow and pint of G!

Im 100% British.............Rule Britania:D

Spoken like a true Ulster man.

No need for any of that, I didnt think we were like that on this forum.

Hapy Paddys Day to all that out there, after all its just a reason to get pi$$ed !!

by **jkop** » Mon Mar 19, 2007 8:33 am

Dundalk wrote:
jkop wrote:
BarryBelfast wrote:Im not Irish and never will be!!

Ya can all have my Irishness giftwrapped with a green bow and pint of G!

Im 100% British.............Rule Britania:D

Spoken like a true Ulster man.

No need for any of that, I didnt think we were like that on this forum.

Hapy Paddys Day to all that out there, after all its just a reason to get pi$$ed !!

Sorry Dundalk was'nt trying to be offensive in any way, just commenting on a post. Dont be falling out with me please. :down:

by **dawson99** » Mon Mar 19, 2007 9:10 am

No offence to any irish out there, but paddys day is one day i never drink. Why should i? i wanna celebrate st georges day (APril 23rd, anyone who doesnt know it...shame on you)

i dont celebrate st davids day either... but i do drink on st andrews day.

The whole irish theme pub funny hats and people trying to drink guinness and rememebring that they once saw an irish setter making them eligible for the irish national team doesnt do it for me.

If you are irish, celebrate the fact by all means, if you're english, do your history, have some pride.

:buttrock

by **112-1077774096** » Mon Mar 19, 2007 9:17 am

dawson99 wrote:if you're english, do your history, have some pride.

well said mate

by **Sabre** » Mon Mar 19, 2007 9:57 am

1st of all I wanted to send the best wishes to all the Irish around here. I was in Ireland some summers and I have great memories, I was treated great by Southern Dubliners.

2nd, I won't complain about national pride, but world wide merchandising. Spanish official Saint is Santiago, one of the 12 disciples of Jesus. But since 10 years they're trying we celebrate St patrick's day by making special offers in Irish pubs. And since 10 years back they come with the fuzz of "It's Halloween"!!! when here we didn't bloody care about Halloween whatsoever. Never.

Same applies to Santa Klaus in the winter. More that national pride, I think that there's a global and stupid merchandising campaign to make us waste more money in days like this

by **66-1120597113** » Mon Mar 19, 2007 10:14 am

Dundalk wrote:
jkop wrote:
BarryBelfast wrote:Im not Irish and never will be!!

Ya can all have my Irishness giftwrapped with a green bow and pint of G!

Im 100% British.............Rule Britania:D

Spoken like a true Ulster man.

No need for any of that, I didnt think we were like that on this forum.

Hapy Paddys Day to all that out there, after all its just a reason to get pi$$ed !!

Just messing mate! Lighten up!

by **Woollyback** » Mon Mar 19, 2007 10:58 am

BarryBelfast wrote:
Woollyback wrote:i had a boatload of guiness in the pub last night. not cos it was paddy's day, but cos i like it and wanted to get p*ssed

i'm with bamaga & doddy on the whole idea

And your gonna sh.it black for 3 days as well!

will i have blackpoo? i think yes what about you

by **Dundalk** » Mon Mar 19, 2007 11:26 am

BarryBelfast wrote:
Dundalk wrote:
jkop wrote:
BarryBelfast wrote:Im not Irish and never will be!!

Ya can all have my Irishness giftwrapped with a green bow and pint of G!

Im 100% British.............Rule Britania:D

Spoken like a true Ulster man.

No need for any of that, I didnt think we were like that on this forum.

Hapy Paddys Day to all that out there, after all its just a reason to get pi$$ed !!

Just messing mate! Lighten up!

Sorry I was a bit on the drunk side last night! :blush:

by **Big Niall** » Tue Mar 20, 2007 10:24 am

BarryBelfast wrote:
Dundalk wrote:
jkop wrote:
BarryBelfast wrote:Im not Irish and never will be!!

Ya can all have my Irishness giftwrapped with a green bow and pint of G!

Im 100% British.............Rule Britania:D

Spoken like a true Ulster man.

No need for any of that, I didnt think we were like that on this forum.

Hapy Paddys Day to all that out there, after all its just a reason to get pi$$ed !!

Just messing mate! Lighten up!

There is no reason why a protestant from Northern Ireland who has a British identity cannot celebrate St Patricks day as much as a catholic from the Republic of Ireland. St Patrick probably lived in Down (in Northern Ireland) FFS, and it was Christianity (not catholicism) that he introduced.

I also think that English folk should celebrate ST George's day more but even if you have no Irish heritage it is still a great night out (I'd a great July 4 night out in America years back)

How about a day to celebrate whoever discovered Alcohol?

by **bunglemark2** » Tue Mar 20, 2007 4:57 pm

Oi Big Niall - are you a politician or something ?....The only thing I look forward to on St. Patrick's Day is bringing the little 'un to see a parade or two. That's what it's about - she has a smile from ear to ear. No alcohol necessary.

by **Big Niall** » Tue Mar 20, 2007 5:35 pm

bunglemark2 wrote:Oi Big Niall - are you a politician or something ?....The only thing I look forward to on St. Patrick's Day is bringing the little 'un to see a parade or two. That's what it's about - she has a smile from ear to ear. No alcohol necessary.

Sorry dude, just trying to be inclusive.

Last time I try to be Ghandi

by **bunglemark2** » Tue Mar 20, 2007 5:44 pm

Don't apologise matey-peeps....I posted in jest

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