Happy Saint Patricks Day!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[Nickname]

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i live in Belfast !

and i ve been to Dublin ! !

i ve looked at canada on the map before ! ! !

Nickname i am you mother and i am a man ! Welcome home my long lost son!!!!


p.s. happy st patricks days everyone ^^ specialy my newfound son nickname

My mothers second cousin is married to the most famous Irihsman on the planet, does that count?

[Emaho]

My mothers second cousin is married to the most famous Irihsman on the planet, does that count?

Ali Hewson?

[ZeUs!!]

I didn't even get drunk so I'm 'rezoning' St Patrick's day to the next time I get drunk, which will probably be Wednesday night

[Pressure Drop]

My mothers second cousin is married to the most famous Irihsman on the planet, does that count?

me? bono? Geldof? CLint Easstwood , wait ?


what part off Belfast did your mum (or ma waswe would say >< ) grow up in?

show her this picture i took out off a buss window a week ago


see if it brings back any memories, if not slap her and say "cave hill bitch, you must been to the zoo once !" and slap her again

she mightn't recognise it as depending on where she lived shes probably seen it from a different angle or not at all.

[ZeUs!!]

I'm putting this in this thread not as a direct result of the discussion contained within, but as a result of reading the internet and these forums in general.

This is what annoys me. You know someone's foreign and insignificant (not that I'm saying all foreigners are insignificant, just that you know when someone is insignificant as well as being foreign) when they have to pronounce the greatness of certain aspects of their country because everything else blows. Certain quirks of the country get repeated over and over because the country is a leader in this field, and so they're convincing everyone that they are important too. You get reminded that Finnish people are great because they drink heavily and that Kimi Rraaiikknnoenen is a great racing car driver instead of the horrific national economy and the fucking weather; that Australia have a good cricket team and nice cold beers (possibly slightly watery, I think it was someone here who referred to Fosters as the 'training bra' of beers) instead of being in the middle of no where with and a hugely irritating accent and no notable achievements on the world stage; that Holland has relaxed soft drug laws and used to have a lot of boats what sold stuff in the 16th and 17th centuries, instead of being prone to flooding and being commonly seen as just another European country. In fact I think that's it, there's inevitably a lot of national pride instilled in people and they firmly believe that they are not just another country and they want people to see that too.

Guys its your country, we are aware of its existance. You are aware of our existance. By all means talk about your national stereotypes and something you can relate to, but don't take your national achievements and convince everyone of how great you are because of it. It's annoying, arrogant and false. Don't feel the need to chip in to a conversation when its about something your country is good at to give the impression that you are a world power. There's only one world power and they're shit at it. SOEFGNEIUNGEI4NTIE5INTERNET

[Liquid Blue]

USA is in ur base

killin ur doodz

[Nickname]

Bono

[project dragon]

oops.

[DoTheFandango]

HEY ENGLAND
RMR WHEN WE PWNED UR ASSES IN 1776.
yeah, epic failz

USA

[Aquatiq]

I'm putting this in this thread not as a direct result of the discussion contained within, but as a result of reading the internet and these forums in general.

This is what annoys me. You know someone's foreign and insignificant (not that I'm saying all foreigners are insignificant, just that you know when someone is insignificant as well as being foreign) when they have to pronounce the greatness of certain aspects of their country because everything else blows. Certain quirks of the country get repeated over and over because the country is a leader in this field, and so they're convincing everyone that they are important too. You get reminded that Finnish people are great because they drink heavily and that Kimi Rraaiikknnoenen is a great racing car driver instead of the horrific national economy and the fucking weather; that Australia have a good cricket team and nice cold beers (possibly slightly watery, I think it was someone here who referred to Fosters as the 'training bra' of beers) instead of being in the middle of no where with and a hugely irritating accent and no notable achievements on the world stage; that Holland has relaxed soft drug laws and used to have a lot of boats what sold stuff in the 16th and 17th centuries, instead of being prone to flooding and being commonly seen as just another European country. In fact I think that's it, there's inevitably a lot of national pride instilled in people and they firmly believe that they are not just another country and they want people to see that too.

Guys its your country, we are aware of its existance. You are aware of our existance. By all means talk about your national stereotypes and something you can relate to, but don't take your national achievements and convince everyone of how great you are because of it. It's annoying, arrogant and false. Don't feel the need to chip in to a conversation when its about something your country is good at to give the impression that you are a world power. There's only one world power and they're shit at it. SOEFGNEIUNGEI4NTIE5INTERNET

I heard we have a nice canyon. Yeah, a nice canyon and some nice bombs.

[D1st0rt]

My family refers to St. Patrick's day as "Amateur Night"

it was a pretty good one

[DoTheFandango]

I curse the man that invented Vodka/Jello.

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[Troll King]

I spent St. Patrick's Day in New York City. My friends and I went to O'Flaherty's, and we saw Mariah Carey there.

[SEAL]

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i live in Belfast !

I'm the oppiside of Nickname, my dad is irish. From Bangor. So I turn the clock back 50 years in time quite alot. (meaning i goto ireland quite a alot.. in the last 9 months i flew there 3 times)

And I'm going to Belfast the last week of May again =) Any place you recommend? As in nightlife? Which pub has nice food? Or recommend any restaurant?

So I can pretend to my cousin that I know it all (he lives in Belfast too). I've got a rental car too, so if ya recommend anything? An activity or something.. Last time we went to Donegal and our 2 activities were: 1) Visit the most northern pub in ireland and 2) visit the most highest pub in ireland. hehe.

[Burzum]

So I can pretend to my cousin that I know it all (he lives in Belfast too). I've got a rental car too, so if ya recommend anything? An activity or something.. Last time we went to Donegal and our 2 activities were: 1) Visit the most northern pub in ireland and 2) visit the most highest pub in ireland. hehe.

And you are asking about this why?

Visit the southernmost pub, then visit all three in reverse order.