St. Patrick's Day

[aceface57]

Going down to the local with my flat mates and having a few beers nothing to exciting really. My irish mates want to me come out and party, so i dunno maybe it will be a crazy night.

 

[Morlan]

I think it's down to the pub with some Irish trad music for us - boring enough.

I'll raise a pint of mashed potato in his honour

Hilarious.

 

[Chronos-X]

Hilarious.

Bejeasus!

 

[Shamrock]

I wore some genuine shamrock today (I know its a day early) and everyone was like, "err whats with the cress"

 

[Oliver]

I might break the habit of a lifetime and indulge in a pint of Guinness Not a lot else apart from that really, I barely celebrate any other national holidays so I doubt I'll celebrate a foreign one!

 

[wordy]

Taking the missus out for a meal. But having absolutly nothing to do with St Patricks day, I'm English and couldn't care less about a foriegn countries patron saint

 

[MrMoon]

im working until 9 but have guinness surger ready

 

[MR_Punk]

this will be the first pattys day in years i havent been working or busy on so bring on the alchomoholage!

 

[me227]

1/2 Irish, 1/4 Irish, 1/1,000,000th Irish, it's worse than listening to Americans.

Exactly what I was thinking.

 

[Blackstar]

My plans: get up, go to school, go to town buy shoes, see friends, pick up boyfriend who i've not seen for 2 weeks and then home and stay in room all night.
I'm part Irish (mum's family are Irish but she was born here) but i don't do anything for St Patricks, part English (dad's mum is English) but don't nothing for St Georges day and obvious Scottish but do nothing for St Andrews day...not any Welsh though

 

[IceBus]

That's not such a bad thing now

Damn hard to get a good pint of Guinness in England though and he'll have to spend it with <gasp> English people

 

[qwerty]

I've got no plans. Anyone in London want to invite me to something fun?

 

[Scuzi]

Damn hard to get a good pint of Guinness in England though and he'll have to spend it with <gasp> English people

I feel his pain. Drinking poor Guinness with the dreaded Sasanach!
The accent works a charm though, he'll be pulling left right and centre. It must be a novelty to shag an Irishman on St. Paddys day over here


I'm having a dilemma though, which t-shirt do I wear? I'm looking to provoke as many HIGH FIVES as possible so which shirt should do the job?

Lá Fhéile Pádraig Sona Daoibh!

 

[IceBus]

I think he'll mainly be trying to drink as much as possible to prove that Irish people can indeed outdrink anyone

Probably the top one then - Father Ted will gain more high fives than anything written in Irish. I can only begin to guess what "slat" and "thóin" are

 

[|Show|]

damn i can't wait to get my 5hrs of work done tomorrow and hit the union for £1.50 pints of guinness

 

[jezsoup]

What are your plans for St Patrick's Day?
Anyone doping anything exciting for it this year?

Anyone in manchester come to the footage tomorrow eve and igh five like your life depends on it!

 

[Morlan]

dreaded Sasanach!

What the hell does that say: <smudge> E C R <Missing fada on the "mé"> Would have said "Is Éireannach mé" mé féin... aaaagus go maire tú an lá Fhéile Pádraig

SOMETHING GREEN AND IRISH!!

edit: I reckon you should wear the "dúil mo slat" t-shirt

 

[Scuzi]

What the hell does that say: <smudge> E C R <Missing fada on the "mé"> Would have said "Is Éireannach mé" mé féin... aaaagus go maire tú an lá Fhéile Pádraig)

*Smudge* E C K

Dúil mo slat is winning at the minute. I love when people ask what it means

 

[Morlan]

*Smudge* E C K

Dúil mo slat is winning at the minute. I love when people ask what it means

Haha, I just got it Slow brain

"What does that mean?" ... *ZIP*

edit: Didn't think *SMUDGE* E C K was a bad word TBH!

 

[fozzybear]

If there was any fuss made then I might, but I find it difficult to care about it given that no-one else does and he was a dirty turk anyway.

Was St Patrick even Irish? Rumour has it that he was actually born in Scotland!