St. Patty's Day Thread

[Murph]

Im currently the only one in my office wearing green.....does that give me the right to punch all my co workers?

Oh, and Im Irish.....so fug you all

Obviously I have touch of Irish blood meself. Wanna go roll in the clover? :thumbsup:

[GritsRgreat]

Headed to McHale's (downtown Rock Hill) later for a guinness or ten.....:)

[Kettle]

who's drinking what later?

I think I'll do a Jameson neat followed by a Highland Oatmeal Porter.

[theedaddy]

[boo7382]

who's drinking what later?

I think I'll do a Jameson neat followed by a Highland Oatmeal Porter.

I might have A beer later, but I'm doing all my celebrating this weekend in Columbia at the 5 Points Bar Crawl for the 2nd year in a row. I'm pretty excited, got my outfit planned and everything!!

[DirtyMagic97]

Probably Killian's Irish Red with a lighter beer for the people who want to make green beer. Lots of people coming over.

[GritsRgreat]

[Hawk]

Screw the Irish.

THIS!!!

what the hell is so special about them that they get their own day anyway?

[GritsRgreat]

<--part Irish part native = bad drunk lol.

[PanthaSan]

Happy Saint Patty's to all my mick friends! (no racist)

Today is what we professional alcoholics like to call "amateur day."

So I will not be out and about drinking and will let the kiddies have all the fun.....:D

[Kettle]

THIS!!!

what the hell is so special about them that they get their own day anyway?

would you say the same to blacks about February? how about to mothers and fathers for their days? there are 365 in a year. its not a big deal to have one irish one.

[Hawk]

yes, no and no!

it's something special to be a mother and a father!

everything else, it just is what it is! Do you suppose Europeans are planning the next big Happy Americans Day?

[boo7382]

THIS!!!

what the hell is so special about them that they get their own day anyway?

St. Patrick's Day is celebrated on March 17, his religious feast day and the anniversary of his death in the fifth century. The Irish have observed this day as a religious holiday for over a thousand years. On St. Patrick's Day, which falls during the Christian season of Lent, Irish families would traditionally attend church in the morning and celebrate in the afternoon. Lenten prohibitions against the consumption of meat were waived and people would dance, drink and feast—on the traditional meal of Irish bacon and cabbage.

Sorry, we don't have a national canadians day here. Take it up with your own damn country!!!!

Oh, and what's so awesome and special about us super-cool Irish?

So the rest of you can just suck it

[PanthaSan]

Yeah and if I wuz Irish, I would complain that a certain (no racist) group gets a whole month for "???" and Saint Patrick (a real Saint) get's only one day.

And don't get me started about the other holidays....