Happy St. Patrick's Day everyone.
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what the hell? you changed your name? how the hell did you do that?Nathan F wrote:Hehe, today is also my mom's birthday, and, yes, my grandmother on her side's maiden name was O'Guin.
Yay, lets all go drink green beer and get wasted off our butts!
No, not really...
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Heh, Mike did that for me. Too much confusion with the NF_UTVol, as I was becoming known as Utvol.Col. Crackpot wrote:what the hell? you changed your name? how the hell did you do that?Nathan F wrote:Hehe, today is also my mom's birthday, and, yes, my grandmother on her side's maiden name was O'Guin.
Yay, lets all go drink green beer and get wasted off our butts!
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Because they were all born with more thumbs than brain cells?Col. Crackpot wrote:see, i never understood that. Why do the Orange groups insist on marching through certain places when they absoutely know it will end in a bloody riot with flaming upturned cars and flying rocks and bullets? i really cant see the logic in rubbing a 900 year old victory in someone's face. That would be like me burning down the British Consulate building on the 4th of July....i just don't get it.Admiral Valdemar wrote:You should see the Orange Marches that occur in Southport, a town not 15 minutes from my home. It passes by an O'Neil's bar every year and every year they always hasten their pace at that point.Col. Crackpot wrote:wanna have some fun today? find a nice Irish-Catholic pub in South Boston, and convince someone you don't really like to wear an orange t-shirt with the Union Jack emblazened upon it and enter the door exclaiming 'long live william the orange!" heh heh heh heh......
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It's an environmentalist plot because there aren't any more dragons around while there are still plenty of snakes.
Gee, only a little over 50 days until the next bandwagon boozapalooza holiday, Cinco de Mayo. At least that one's celebrating the Mexican's vicotry over the French.
It is one of those bad spots in French military history you hear about - 4,500 poorly armed Mexican irregulars defeated 6,500 French troops advancing on Mexico City. But the French had already been fought to a standstill by the Mexicans under our old friend General Santa Anna during the "Pastry War"...
...Yes, there was a Pastry War. You see, during a civil disturbance in Vera Cruz a French Pastry Chef had his shop destroyed there, and he complained to the French Consulate, which tried to make the Mexican Government pay him recompense. When they refused, the French government send a naval squadron to bombard the Mexican military forts near Vera Cruz, and then land troops and seize the city.
General Santa Anna gathered an army without authority and attacked the French in Vera Cruz, losing his leg in a skirmish. He had his leg buried with full military honours. The entire thing was resolved when the Mexican government agreed to pay the French government for the original cost of the Pastry Shop. The French then withdrew their military forces. I'll leave everyone to guess at how many tens of times more that expedition cost.
The French, as you can tell, care a great deal about their pastry.
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As a former member of the Loyal Orange Order i would like to defend my former bretheren. But i can't because you bring up one of the main reasons i left. The purpose of many matrches now is to be secterian and intimidatory. I loved the order and what it was based on but biggoted morons have destroyed all that was good about it.Admiral Valdemar wrote:Because they were all born with more thumbs than brain cells?Col. Crackpot wrote:see, i never understood that. Why do the Orange groups insist on marching through certain places when they absoutely know it will end in a bloody riot with flaming upturned cars and flying rocks and bullets? i really cant see the logic in rubbing a 900 year old victory in someone's face. That would be like me burning down the British Consulate building on the 4th of July....i just don't get it.Admiral Valdemar wrote: You should see the Orange Marches that occur in Southport, a town not 15 minutes from my home. It passes by an O'Neil's bar every year and every year they always hasten their pace at that point.
On the note of St. Patricks Day i'll just say Slange and raise a pint of black stuff to ya'll later. Notice that BLACK stuff no Irishman in his right mind drinks green beer. Green beer is bad and an insult to Guinness drinkers. Have a happy Guinness day and make sure you all have plenty of bog roll for tomorrow.
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Pah. I'm as Irish as Idi Amin and I dont need an excuse to drink, and today my favorite bar is going to be packed wall to wall with drunken revelers, most of whom aren't Irish. And tey probably raised the price of beer, too. I wore an orange shirt in protest today, but I don't think anybody got the joke.
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I hate how dumb americans have hi-jacked St Paddies day. I'm not saying that all americnas are dumb here BTW before i get flamed. What i'm saying is that i hate all these wankers who decide they are Irish for the day, drink GREEN beer and learn Danny Boy. Don't get me wrong enjoy the day but don't hijack. I'm of the personaly belief that if your more then 3 generations removed from actually living in Ireland, north or south, then your not Irish.
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I don't suggest you voice those sentiments too loudly in Boston, New York, or Chicago.Darth Pounder wrote:I'm of the personaly belief that if your more then 3 generations removed from actually living in Ireland, north or south, then your not Irish.
Any city gets what it admires, will pay for, and, ultimately, deserves…We want and deserve tin-can architecture in a tinhorn culture. And we will probably be judged not by the monuments we build but by those we have destroyed.--Ada Louise Huxtable, "Farewell to Penn Station", New York Times editorial, 30 October 1963
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Hi Cha-Cha Chi Chi!!! Happy St. Paddies! I agree with most here. If the beer ain't black, send it back! If you want green beer I'll blow my nose in it for ya.
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I don't see why not. I also think that we should get off for black history month
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Aoccdrnig to rscheearch at an Elingsh uinervtisy, it deosn't mttaer in waht oredr the ltteers in a wrod are, the olny iprmoetnt tihng is taht frist and lsat ltteer are in the rghit pclae. The rset can be a toatl mses and you can sitll raed it wouthit a porbelm. Tihs is bcuseae we do not raed ervey lteter by it slef but the wrod as a wlohe.
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I shall be joining you before the evening's end, I suspect (metaphorically, of course). Hooray for booze! Alcohol: the cause of, and solution to, all of life's problems.aerius wrote:I'm drunk and I'm happy, hooray for beer!! I'm goona be hungover good tomorrrow
Any city gets what it admires, will pay for, and, ultimately, deserves…We want and deserve tin-can architecture in a tinhorn culture. And we will probably be judged not by the monuments we build but by those we have destroyed.--Ada Louise Huxtable, "Farewell to Penn Station", New York Times editorial, 30 October 1963
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Bah...I'm British, Scottish, Irish, German, and Russian. About 250% of the world has been under my ancestors' control at one time or another, if you count all the overlaps independently .MKSheppard wrote:Again, to be super technical, I have the following makeup:Stuart Mackey wrote: Hmm, I have some English, some Irish, a lot of Scots and a smattering of Prussian. As such I must resist the urge to conquor nations when drunk.
Irish, Canadian, German, and Scottish.......
So lets get to gether and conquer some pissant nation
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Actually, that was intended more as a friendly jest than anything else. There is, after all, O'Doul's in the USA, too.Next of Kin wrote:The Duchess of Zeon wrote:..unlike the Germans, who sold out and started making cheap commercialized stuff.
just can't resist the urge to get on your soapbox, eh?
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Ahh, I saw this great shirt today:
"And on the eigth day, God created the Irish and gave them whiskey to keep them from taking over the world."
"And on the eigth day, God created the Irish and gave them whiskey to keep them from taking over the world."
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Now the new question should they trust me with Nitrus Oxide?
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