In Honor of St Patricks Day

[crokett]

Another joke I just made up.

What did the Irishman say to his wife when she asked him what she should wear?
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He said "Erin, go bragh-less!"

[Ken Massingale]

Another joke I just made up.

What did the Irishman say to his wife when she asked him what she should wear?
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He said "Erin, go bragh-less!"

[germdoc]

Just FYI, St. Patrick wasn't Irish, didn't chase snakes out of Ireland (they were and have never been there), and had nothing to do with shamrocks. Both Catholics and Protestants in Ireland claim him for their own, while in this country of course his day is more associated with heavy drinking than Christian piety.

Just thought you'd like to think of this as you raise your Guinness.

http://www.slate.com/id/2161842/

[JR]

Just FYI, St. Patrick wasn't Irish, didn't chase snakes out of Ireland (they were and have never been there), and had nothing to do with shamrocks.

For more on this topic read How the Irish Saved Civilization by Thomas Cahill. Cahill proves that modern European culture is based on Patrick's work as Bishop of Ireland.

JR

[Pappy]

Just FYI, St. Patrick wasn't Irish, didn't chase snakes out of Ireland, and had nothing to do with shamrocks.

and your point is? It's a viable and acceptable excuse to have one too many!!!!!

[Ed62]

and your point is? It's a viable and acceptable excuse to have one too many!!!!!

I thought he was a party pooper. But I couldn't have been more wrong.

Ed

[billwmeyer]

If you drink enough you can see snakes in Ireland or anywhere else!!
Bill

[Santa Clarita Len]

The difference between an Irish wedding and an Irish wake?????????????????
There's one less drunk at the wake. Sorry, I apologize in advance.

[Richard in Smithville]

Now that it's the day after, and all the celebrations have wound down, here's a few words to start your week....