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Oumae -> Happy St Patrick's day! (3/16/2006 4:01:40 PM)
Happy St Patrick's day to all. Oumae

mnottertail -> RE: Happy St Patrick's day! (3/16/2006 4:04:01 PM)
Erin go Braugh!

KatyLied -> RE: Happy St Patrick's day! (3/16/2006 5:41:15 PM)
Yay Green Beer! (I don't like beer)

Aileen68 -> RE: Happy St Patrick's day! (3/16/2006 5:44:10 PM)
mmmmm corned beef and cabbage and irish soda bread

Saratov -> RE: Happy St Patrick's day! (3/16/2006 6:31:39 PM)
Great!! [8\|] Just what we need... another excuse for the irish to get drunk and celebrate. Save me some of the corned beef and cabbage!![:)]

windy135 -> RE: Happy St Patrick's day! (3/16/2006 6:32:02 PM)
Wendy orders KatyLied a green Martini! Cheers everyone! [:)]

UtopianRanger -> RE: Happy St Patrick's day! (3/16/2006 9:06:27 PM)
quote: ORIGINAL: Oumae Happy St Patrick's day to all. Oumae Back at ya ten times Oumae! So tell us... besides a few slaps of Guinness, whats par for the course in the motherland on this special day? I'm curious! LOL - The Ranger

TemptingNviceSub -> RE: Happy St Patrick's day! (3/16/2006 10:40:18 PM)
Happy St Patricks Day to you to Oumae.......Tempting

Littlepita -> RE: Happy St Patrick's day! (3/17/2006 4:51:56 AM)
Happy Green Day!! Eat, drink and for goodness sake try not to throw up!!!

Moloch -> RE: Happy St Patrick's day! (3/17/2006 5:15:10 AM)
Irish Yoga time!!! drinks a bottle of whiskey passes out in an uncomfortable position

LuckyAlbatross -> RE: Happy St Patrick's day! (3/17/2006 6:12:06 AM)
quote: ORIGINAL: Aileen68 mmmmm corned beef and cabbage and irish soda bread You know how hard it is for me to decide what to wear today? (Hmm maybe I should post as EmeraldSlave2 today) I find this American tradition hysterical because Irish really don't eat corned beef very often, and they have soda bread every day. They tend to eat far more British cuisine (but don't tell them that). Of course the year I lived in Ireland they cancelled ALL the parades and events due to the foot & mouth disease outbreak. But it's still a national holiday so instead of everyone going out to the pubs on Thur, Fri and Sat night, they go out on Thur, Fri, Sat AND Sun night.

fastlane -> RE: Happy St Patrick's day! (3/17/2006 6:43:53 AM)
I believe your other alias, Emerald Slave, would be quite appropriate today...LA I need my Lil Irish Ass to spank.....red and green go beautiful together [:D] Fastlane will not be peeing green today....I have made a St. Patty's day resolution[:D] Kevin

ScooterTrash -> RE: Happy St Patrick's day! (3/17/2006 7:34:47 AM)
Happy St. Pattys day to all as well. Historically, St. Patrick's Day in Ireland was a time of dancing, drinking and feasting (to break the Lenten prohibition against eating meat). But, the feast was typically Irish bacon and cabbage! Our beloved tradition of eating corned beef probably began in the late 19th century with Irish immigrants to Canada and America. Beef and salt were less expensive, so brined or pickled beef was more accessible. From the “Daily American – online”

RavenMuse -> RE: Happy St Patrick's day! (3/17/2006 7:47:00 AM)
Well my family traces back to Ireland before they hit Scotland a few centuarys ago and with the way today is going so far then Ol' St. Paddy is definatly sending the luck of the Irish my way [:)]

Mercnbeth -> RE: Happy St Patrick's day! (3/17/2006 7:58:06 AM)
Happy "Wearing of the Orange Day", everyone!!! beth's roots are from the orange side of the issue. As a 'recovering Catholic', and since there are rumors that St. Pat was Italian, I'm more GREEN than her! We're heading the Hennessey's in Redondo for the day's festivities. If you are in the neighborhood come and say hello! Remember this is the day for "Erin to go bra-less"; or something that sounds like that. O'Merc & O'beth

fergus -> RE: Happy St Patrick's day! (3/17/2006 9:14:13 AM)
You can just save that Orange stuff for the 12th of July! :P Happy St. Pat's everyone. fergus

candystripper -> RE: Happy St Patrick's day! (3/17/2006 10:08:01 AM)
O TY Oumae! Happy St Paddy's Day to E/everyone; and kiss an Irishman (E/everyone is Irish a bit today). candystripper

Oumae -> RE: Happy St Patrick's day! (3/17/2006 10:19:14 AM)
quote: ORIGINAL: Saratov Great!! [8\|] Just what we need... another excuse for the irish to get drunk and celebrate. Save me some of the corned beef and cabbage!![:)] Ah, don't be upset because we know how to party just join in, all are welcome. [:D] Oumae

Lordandmaster -> RE: Happy St Patrick's day! (3/17/2006 10:25:55 AM)
Hey, Oumae, do you do that Irish step-dancing stuff? You have the gams for it. Over here we have a Guinness commercial about it--not sure whether they show the same Guinness commercials in the homeland.

Oumae -> RE: Happy St Patrick's day! (3/17/2006 10:31:55 AM)
quote: ORIGINAL: UtopianRanger quote: ORIGINAL: Oumae Happy St Patrick's day to all. Oumae Back at ya ten times Oumae! So tell us... besides a few slaps of Guinness, whats par for the course in the motherland on this special day? I'm curious! LOL - The Ranger For those with kids in a parade it starts the night before putting rags in the hair to create ringlets lol. Its a Holiday here so means a lie on, up and out to Mass if that way inclined then off to watch a parade then some go to the pub and others home for dinner. LA is correct, tho' we do eat corned beef here it would be more likely to have bacon and cabbage or Irish stew or my kids favourite which is Dublin Coddle. In Dublin in the evening there is a Ceile mor which is a big Irish dancing night, plenty of jigs and reels and craic (please note spelling, it means fun) galore. It is celebrated both sides of the boarder so while wearing green is most common gold is great too. Most just wear a bit of shamrock but some really like to go to town. Some say Patrick was Italian, some say French but he was a man so please... not Patty too girly, Paddy will do fine! [:D] Oumae

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