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Miami Mike
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The Belfast Car Bomb sounds interesting. :wink:

Happy St. Paddy's Day!!!

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Got my green tie on.

Now you got me thinkn' I need to head over to the "Irish Embassy" at lunch. It's a pub here in toronto, of course at the real Irish Embassy the beer is probably free.

Now there is something to add to my list of things to do before I die, visit my cousins in portadown on St Paddy's day, and have one of those drinks!
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Hey CC!

Sounds like a great day coming your way - once again, I wish I was along for the ride. I'm sure it will be a wild one. Have fun!

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Well... I just decided to give up drinking (never really was much of a drinker anyway), but I will still celebrate St. Patrick's Day! I've been listening to the Pogues and Dropkick Murphys (even though they're Boston Irish) and I'm going to go grub at the local Irish pub for lunch!
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Ok, went and picked up the fixin's for a Belfast Bomb, I'm on my 3d.
And yes ......I'm an Irishman. 100% blood.50% of which is now Guiness....lol- :lol:
Thanks for the recipe C.C.-N 8)
Try one guys it's tasty....


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Happy St. Patrick's Day from the South side of Chicago, home of what used to be the largest Neighborhood based parade outside of Dublin
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CC et al,
Thanks much for the Irish wishes. Today has been a somber day for me. I am the Casualty Assistance Officer for a Colonel who passed away on Monday. He was a really great man and Officer(I did not know him personally but knew of him) He was a fine Irish lad and well, it was a hard day at the funeral. I will raise a glass to all of you but not over indulge today.
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Happy Paddy's Day to you CC from an inhabitant of NL's Irish Loop,an area of NL that stretches 200 miles and 98% of the population are Irish. Paddy's Day here can last a week.

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I'm Scotch/Irish, which means I want to drink, but I don't want to pay for it. :)

Happy St. Paddy's day to all. :D
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stratoBobster wrote:
I'm Scotch/Irish, which means I want to drink, but I don't want to pay for it. :)

Happy St. Paddy's day to all. :D



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Celtic Cyclonus wrote:
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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I was salivating thinking about the Bushmill's with the Bailey's top hat...until it got dropped in the Guiness...that just seems wrong! When i drink Guiness, i am NEVER in a hurry to finish it! :wink:

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Eric bro, sorry to hear about that mate, hope you are well anyways bro.

Just got home, Belfast was bouncin last night. I have vague memories of me and the Cross Eyed Mary lads, Brian from Million Dollar Reload and Adler's Appetite (namedropping.com lol) and friends dancing to Alice Cooper and singing badly, after that it's just a wonderful blur!!

I think I had a kebab but I'm not sure, if I didn't then one of the boys is a messy ba5tard cos I have garlic sauce all over my favourite leather jacket! :shock:

Gonna get a few hours sleep and then I'm packin Lexi up and goin for a jam in Bangor.

Hope everyone had a good day, I was singing the praises of you guys last night in relation to how wonderful you all are and that even through this forum you can make a sad man a happy one. Truly a huge positive of the digital age.

Cheers guys!

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CC -

Glad you made it through the day Bro! Sounds like a good time was had by all!

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