Happy St. Patrick's Day!

Harrekin · Mar 17, 2012

Carne Seca said:
Erin Go Bragh?

Eireann go brea but good effort! My Irish isn't what it used to be tho.

Carne Seca · Mar 17, 2012

Harrekin said:
Eireann go brea but good effort! My Irish isn't what it used to be tho.

Neither is my Zuni. But we won't tell anyone.

scroglodyte · Mar 17, 2012

felice giorno di San Patrizio.....he was from Rome

Carne Seca · Mar 17, 2012

scroglodyte said:
felice giorno di San Patrizio.....he was from Rome

I think you're a little confused.

"St. Patrick was not actually Irish. he was born around 373 A.D. in the British Isles near the modern city of Dumbarton in Scotland. His real name was Maewyn Succat. He took the name of Patrick, or Patricius, meaning "well-born" in Latin, after he became a priest."

Winter Woman · Mar 17, 2012

[video=youtube;1oxSeTZkJsI]http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_embedded&v=1oxSeTZkJsI#![/video]

xKuroiTaimax · Mar 17, 2012

I bought myself these a while back and I'm enjoying them immensely today.

jody709 · Mar 17, 2012

i have a small pc closet grow ( purple kush)

jody709 · Mar 17, 2012

jody709 said:
i have a small pc closet grow ( purple kush)

happy st paddys everyone !! enjoy.. From newfoundland canada

scroglodyte · Mar 17, 2012

Carne Seca said:
I think you're a little confused.

"St. Patrick was not actually Irish. he was born around 373 A.D. in the British Isles near the modern city of Dumbarton in Scotland. His real name was Maewyn Succat. He took the name of Patrick, or Patricius, meaning "well-born" in Latin, after he became a priest."[/QUOTE
Saint Patrick (Latin: Patricius; Primitive Irish: *Qatrikias;[SUP][2][/SUP][SUP][3][/SUP] Old Irish: Cothraige or Coithrige;[SUP][4][/SUP] Middle Irish: Pátraic; Irish: Pádraig; Old Welsh: Patric; Middle Welsh: Padric; Welsh: Padrig; Old English: Patric; c. 387 – 17 March, 493[SUP][5][/SUP] or c 460[SUP][6][/SUP]) was a Romano-Briton and Christian missionary, who is the most generally recognized patron saint of Ireland or the Apostle of Ireland, although Brigid of Kildare and Colmcille are also formally patron saints.

scroglodyte · Mar 17, 2012

a Roman living in Britain........

scroglodyte · Mar 17, 2012

Carne Seca said:
Neither is my Zuni. But we won't tell anyone.

yatahay!.....

cannabineer · Mar 17, 2012

Gesundheit! cn

xKuroiTaimax · Mar 17, 2012

Was ist los mit dir???

cannabineer · Mar 17, 2012

Scroglodyte sneezed. Elegantly. It seemed to call for an elegant response, but that's what I had. cn

scroglodyte · Mar 17, 2012

i wiped it on my sleeve........oops.....no sleeve

cannabineer · Mar 17, 2012

Slick! ~giggling~ cn

weasels911 · Mar 17, 2012

Gotta love traditions.

xKuroiTaimax · Mar 17, 2012

cannabineer said:
Scroglodyte sneezed. Elegantly. It seemed to call for an elegant response, but that's what I had. cn

*lese*

Ok lol, wir sagten...?

cannabineer · Mar 17, 2012

xKuroiTaimax said:
*lese*

Ok lol, wir sagten...?

Wir solln doch nicht Deutsch schreiben in einem uuhhmm, Zwirn auf irischem Thema. cn

Carne Seca · Mar 17, 2012

scroglodyte said:
yatahay!.....

umm... that's bastardized Navajo actually. It should be spelled yá'át'ééh

A Zuni greeting would be Keshi!

Happy St. Patrick's Day!

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