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No one else seems to be saying it, so I will. I'm a little over half Irish, so my family always celebrates it... this year my mom went a little over the edge and most of our house appears to be green... Anyways. Happy St. Paddy's Day, everybody.
<-- freaky lil shamrock

Freaky Huge Shamrock:

*hangs head in shame*

I've been outdone.

Don't feel so bad, I made a program that does it for me I just took one of the shamrocks from the logo and plugged it into the Smiley-fier, and tada.

Test:

Yay, a new one

I know nothing about my origins whatsoever, so.. um... poo for me.

Most fortunately, I could not be pinched today. I had a tiny bit of green on my Zim pin.

What's the origin of St. Patrick's Day?

St. Patrick was captured by Irish guys. He performed some types of miracles later in his life over in Ireland and helped convert the populous. They became devout catholics of which 94% of Ireland is still today.

im 0% irish oh well

*is amused*

I like.

Another board with people posting cat faces all over place *sighs* When will this ever end
:-< :-<

Kittys!! aww crap doesnt work oh well u get point

So how do you celebrate it?

u get drunk

Contrary to Lavrik's very stereotypical method of celebrating...

Usually, people make an attempt to wear some green, and if you're really into it, you go insane and put green food coloring in the milk at your house, or hang little Irish flags everywhere, or make small construction-paper shamrock chains and hang those everywhere. Or, if you are my mother, you do all those.
I also believe the typical St. Patrick's day meal (well, the one we usually have, anyways) consists of corned beef, cabbage, and potatoes. And maybe a Guinness or two.

And beer dont forget that
For me my meal was minimal i had 1 rib and uh bread cuse i am sick and dont want to eat all day

How very intriguing. Too bad I missed out on that..

There better be irish stew with that meal! Irish stew is the best!

U didnt miss anything Tal we just smocked 50 grams of crack a piece and got 5 piercings each with a tatoo on each eye now all i see is dragons Whee Dragons *spins around*

Safmoor wrote: St. Patrick was captured by Irish guys. He performed some types of miracles later in his life over in Ireland and helped convert the populous. They became devout catholics of which 94% of Ireland is still today.

That´s right. St Patrick was Welsh, his mother was English and his father a roman. And the only reason he came to Ireland was because he was kidnapped by Irish pirates!!