Irish Pride

[J. J. Jameson]

Not Irish.

Sicilian...with some German (but everyone in my area is German is some way.)

 

[Kyalesyin]

I'm half Irish! Both my parents are half Irish, so I'm effectively a half too. Lived there for my first few years, used to speak galec before I could speak english. Damn, good times...

 

[Tangled Web]

I'm Hispanic so I can identify with the Irish. I love the culture.

Us Mexican and Mexican-Americans owe the Irish

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Saint_Patrick's_Battalion

thanks guys.

 

[jaguarr]

I'm Hispanic so I can identify with the Irish. I love the culture.

Us Mexican and Mexican-Americans owe the Irish

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Saint_Patrick's_Battalion

thanks guys.

We'll take our payment in the form of a Certified Cashier's Check or Money Order. Thanks.

jag

 

[WorthyStevens]

I'll accept a half bottle of vodka, or a bottle of lager. kthnx.

 

[Tangled Web]

We already give you guys a parade and memorial in Mexico filled with drinking and debauchery: Irixican style.

 

[terry78]

I'll accept a half bottle of vodka, or a bottle of lager. kthnx.

Spoken like a true irishman.

 

[Canadian Rider]

I'm half Irish! Both my parents are half Irish, so I'm effectively a half too. Lived there for my first few years, used to speak galec before I could speak english. Damn, good times...

Kaz.

1/2 + 1/2 = 1/2? Friggin' metric! t:

 

[terry78]

We already give you guys a parade and memorial in Mexico filled with drinking and debauchery: Irixican style.

I think the only culture not known for being extreme drunks are possibly the Mormons, though it's not a culture. Russians, Mexicans, Irish, Scottish, they're all known for loving the bottle.

 

[Kyalesyin]

Kaz.

1/2 + 1/2 = 1/2? Friggin' metric! t:

There is a reason I had to cheat to pass maths. Its true though. My father is scandinavian/Irish, my mother is english/irish. They're both half irish, so if I'm getting a quarter of Irish from each, I end up with a half.... right?

 

[Tangled Web]

I think the only culture not known for being extreme drunks are possibly the Mormons, though it's not a culture. Russians, Mexicans, Irish, Scottish, they're all known for loving the bottle.

You may have something there.

 

[kingman]

"Paddy" is an offensive term, just so you know. Its not something any Irish man (or woman) would let you call them.

I can honestly tell you that you are wrong there... I know plenty of people who are called Paddy and I'm from Ireland... 100% Irish born and bred

 

[Mr Sparkle]

We'll take our payment in the form of a Certified Cashier's Check or Money Order. Thanks.

jag

oh I'll pay you in the form of a Certified Cashier's Check or Money Order alright.

pay you in the form of a Certified Cashier's Check or Money Order for good!
....

no wait....

 

[jaguarr]

We already give you guys a parade and memorial in Mexico filled with drinking and debauchery: Irixican style.

I wasn't invited!

oh I'll pay you in the form of a Certified Cashier's Check or Money Order alright.

pay you in the form of a Certified Cashier's Check or Money Order for good!
....

no wait....

I seem to have chosen the correct form of payment.

jag

 

[WorthyStevens]

Spoken like a true irishman.

I do my best to perpetuate the stereotype.

 

[X-Chick]

I can honestly tell you that you are wrong there... I know plenty of people who are called Paddy and I'm from Ireland... 100% Irish born and bred

Yeah, but isn't it like one of those things a fellow Irish person can do but not anyone else? Because in general, its a derogatory term started by the English.

 

[Canadian Rider]

There is a reason I had to cheat to pass maths. Its true though. My father is scandinavian/Irish, my mother is english/irish. They're both half irish, so if I'm getting a quarter of Irish from each, I end up with a half.... right?

Damn math. That's why I have an accountant! t: :heart:

So are you full of Irish pride or 1/2 full? :heart:

 

[Tangled Web]

I wasn't invited!


jag

I'm inviting you. Come through the city named after Irish-Mexican: Álvaro Obregón

 

[kingman]

Yeah, but isn't it like one of those things a fellow Irish person can do but not anyone else? Because in general, its a derogatory term started by the English.

Not really... it all depends on how you say it, like everything else it can be insulting but can also be joking around all with the tone of your voice

It's really just a shorter term for Patrick (or in Irish Pádraig) so there's nothing insulting about it... there are much worse terms that can be used to insult an Irishman

 

[Kritish]

I'm Irish/Dutch. That's why I can hold my booze.

 

[chaseter]

I'm Irish/Dutch. That's why I can hold my booze.

Hey me too...High five.t: I likes my booze and I likes my women. I think I have some German in me too though. No french though...wheeew.

 

[tzarinna]

Callahan in the house,black Irish.

and some pictures,how I loved it there. Made out with a local,damn good kisser. :heart:

City of Cork where the Callahan are from.

The Cliffs of Mohr

Dun Aengus,one of my favorite spots.

I don't have any pictures of me in Ireland scanned.

 

[heypapajinx]

i'm not Irish, but i wouldn't mind having some Irish in me if you know what i mean...
*nudge*
eh?
ehhhh?!?!

 

[Erzengel]

There is a reason I had to cheat to pass maths. Its true though. My father is scandinavian/Irish, my mother is english/irish. They're both half irish, so if I'm getting a quarter of Irish from each, I end up with a half.... right?

If your mom is 1/2 Irish and your dad is 1/2 Irish.....

That would make you 1/4 Irish from your mom's side and 1/4 Irish from your dad's side equaling 1/2 (1/4 + 1/4 = 1/2).

Math to the rescue.

 

[Mee]

If your mom is 1/2 Irish and your dad is 1/2 Irish.....

That would make you 1/4 Irish from your mom's side and 1/4 Irish from your dad's side equaling 1/2 (1/4 + 1/4 = 1/2).

Math to the rescue.