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Post subject: From Ireland with love....
Posted: Tue Mar 16, 2010 8:25 pm
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Hey guys, just popped in to wish you all a Happy St Patrick's day directly from Ireland herself.

Bring on the endurance test which is what it always in here in Belfast.

Thing is I got steamin drunk yesterday after rehearsal and just woke up (3:20am here) with a mouth as dry as Ghandi's flip-flop and am eating cold pizza so I'll be operating on a hangover.

There's a drink we have here called a Belfast car bomb. You get a shot of Bushmills with a Bailey's head on it and drop the actual shot glass into a pint of Guinness and proceed to down it in one. I dare you! No doubt I'll be havin many of these tomorrow.

Back to lining the stomach with bread and milk! Have a good one.

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Posted: Tue Mar 16, 2010 8:42 pm
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Hey guys, just popped in to wish you all a Happy St Patrick's day directly from Ireland herself.

Bring on the endurance test which is what it always in here in Belfast.

Thing is I got steamin drunk yesterday after rehearsal and just woke up (3:20am here) with a mouth as dry as Ghandi's flip-flop and am eating cold pizza so I'll be operating on a hangover.

There's a drink we have here called a Belfast car bomb. You get a shot of Bushmills with a Bailey's head on it and drop the actual shot glass into a pint of Guinness and proceed to down it in one. I dare you! No doubt I'll be havin many of these tomorrow.

Back to lining the stomach with bread and milk! Have a good one.

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About a decade and a half ago I worked with a bloke from Ireland. It was St. Patty's day and we were drinking something similar to that, was a long time ago and the memory was going to be hazy anyway if you know what I mean.

Anyway, after a mix of many many Guinesses, and other assorted and sundry drinks, many of which were dyed green and the night grew into morning I made my way home.

As it happened we had a nice fall of fresh snow. Now I am ashamed to say I never sought out alternative transport, ie, a cab or anything. So I pulled into my parking stall got out and proceeded to hurl a large portion of the evening's libations into my neighbors' parking stall. She was a cocktail waitress (at a bar I worked one of my 3 jobs at the time, but not the place i was drinking at that night,) so she didn't get home until some time after I did.(This is a key part of the story.)

So she pulls in and parks. Her husband was an office slave, so in the morning (after the sun came up--this is important here!) he backs out of the stall, and sees this giant green/black stain on the snow under where their car was parked. He assumes he has a leaking transmission, and takes the car in. I felt bad, and paid for their service call.

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"as dry as Ghandi's flip flop" :lol: classic stuff. This Shaun will be indulging in some green beer and all that good stuff here in Canada. St. Patrick's day in Ireland must be a religious experience. Enjoy!


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Twelvebar, thats hilarious! :lol:

Hoeycow, yes man it is a bit special anywhere here in Ireland, I still haven't had a St. Paddy's in Downpatrick where he is said to be buried but I've had many here in Belfast, Derry, Dublin, Cork and Galway. Glasgow, London and New York City are always a bit special too.

Its always messy though, I have come to dread it cos it really is and endurance test, drink til you drop style!

Be responsible people, or if you are a Scotsman of Irish and Brooklyn descent like me then dare to be stupid!

You only live once, you might as well die twice!

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get a wee glass of olive oil down yir neck and some haggis will no go wrang tae line yir belly mate , and happy st pattys day 8) enjoy bud :D

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Happy St Patrick's day. :D
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Happy St Patrick's everyone and wear the GREEN PROUDLY!!!!

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This is the day when everybody is a bit Irish! I have the corned beef in the slow cooker already! 8)

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Happy st Pat's all.

Unfortunately I'm finding it quite impossible to drink to excess lately. I just have no appetite for it.
But I'll raise a glass to you all later and get the cabbage and bacon on the boil later, off to make some soda bread in a minute. If anyone wants a feed were eating Irish today, just pop round there will be loads.

Now come April the 23rd I want you all to go out and slay a dragon. Something I did frequently when I was single. :lol:

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Happy St. Patricks Day to all. I'm sure I'll have a couple car bombs Tonight. My girlfriend is a McLaughlin and her B-day is tommorow. We usually end up at the Black Rose in Boston.

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Happy St Pats All... I plan to start as early as possible, with the celebration! 8)

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Happy St Pats to all, and I loved the story Twelvebar that is a classic. CC did not know you are a Brooklynite. I have only been to the St Paddy's day parade once in my life when I was 13 and it is one of those days I really dont remember at all. If it were not for some of my friends who bring it up, I would not even be able to recall going.


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Happy Saint Paddy's Day! I've got some Guinness chillin' in the fridge just waitin' for me to get home :wink:

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Happy Saint Patricks Day from the capitol- Dublin! :D

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It's good to see you CC back for a post.
Gotta try that Belfast bomb.....
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