What's with the Irish Bishops moving St P's day to the 15th because the 17th is Monday of Holy Week.
I'm not having that. Not having it at all, to the max.
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What's with the Irish Bishops moving St P's day to the 15th because the 17th is Monday of Holy Week.
I'm not having that. Not having it at all, to the max.
Just gone twenty past ten, flowe.
Bearing in mind that your soul will burn in the pit of hell for all eternity I'm willing to let that one slide.Quote:
Originally Posted by manker
That's just the kind of guy I am.
Wot???
First I heard of it like!!!111
Can't be real.
Wouldn't you rather have it on a Saturday tho'?
It's not a moveable feast, old bean. Well not prior to this nonsense.Quote:
Originally Posted by Skizo
Easter Sunday is a moveable feast (date changes to make it a Sunday). Christmas Day is not a moveable feast (it's always the 25th of December, whatever day that lands on).
You chaps have now learned where the phrase "moveable feast" comes from, in spite of your best efforts. The internets can surprise you like that.
Facts please, JP.
Or at least, clickable lies.
Doesn't matter wot day it's on in Ireland, Like.Quote:
Originally Posted by Skizo
It is officially Saturday and the next day is officially not going into wurk coz your head is hanging orf day.
Yeah, it's a bit like that here on St. David's day :emo:
St. Patrick's day is so fucking good that some Americans describe themselves proudly as Irish-American even tho' they've never been there.
I say 'some'; there are more Americans that describe themselves as 'Irish-American' than there are Irish folk in Ireland.
Don't give me that bollocks about heritage. It's all to do with how awesome St. Patricks day is.
Totally agree.Quote:
Originally Posted by manker
There's something about wild abandon which appeals to all races.
If they can blame their BawAism on the Irish, then so much so the better.
It's nice to be an Irishman in a far-flung corner of the world on St. Patrick's Day.
Fact.
No, it's the 17th, that's it.
I'll have no more nonsense about it.
It's always gonna be the 17th.
Anything else is preposterous.
Unless the 17th falls on a Sunday. like.
Then we have to take the Monday off.
Fixed and agreed.Quote:
Originally Posted by chalice
Agreed to the maximum capacity.
Just googled to see if JP is talking pish or not and found this quality pic of a dyed-in-the-wool Irishman:
http://afp.google.com/media/ALeqM5i-...m4gvvkA?size=s
It's from this article.
The merkin news stories for St Patrick's day outnumber the rest by about 9-1. Mental.
You cannot buy a burger from an Irishman in Dublin.
Factual intimation.
And that's all I've got to say about that.
I'm takingthatmanker's last as a "not"
Found no mention of it anywhere, like. Admittedly I didn't look hard (like thebazzla), but the absence of it sways me to think that you're rodding chavis.Quote:
Originally Posted by Mr JP Fugley
:idunno:
JP rods me rarely.
I'm grateful for that.
Yet, I retain ambitions.
Makes about as much sense as that 'African-American' bullshit.Quote:
Originally Posted by manker
Which presumptuous fuck-schmuck decided to make that phrase the PC appellation for black people in the USA? A fucking retard, that's who.
Now that I think about it, I did hear something to the effect of JP's indignant, perfectly reasonable question. But I must have immediately dismissed it as madness.
Upon Gewglage, it turns out he's spot on.
http://www.independent.ie/national-n...t-1262845.html
The Catholic Church may be fucking with St. Patrick's Day but the Irish aren't having it. Aren't having it to the minimum.
The comments are making me glag
It's like a mini bit-tard section :lol:
:lol:Quote:
What a loasd of old cobblers. St. Patricks Day is our national Holiday. It happens on March 17.
It is celebrated by the Irish diaspora world wide.
I for one dont care a whit what the Roman Catholic Church wants to do. Who cares ? This is Ireland not Rome.
Those awful days of kowtowing to the bullying of Roman Catholic rule in Ireland are done and dusted. And not a day too soon.
Double :lol:Quote:
You don't get it Jay do you? We only have a St. Patrick's Day at all BECAUSE of the Catholic Church. Or would you like us to explain it to you in simple terms why we celebrate St. Patrick in the first place? Why we have the shamrock as the symbol of the day? You probably don't understand why wearing the colour green is so important either so may I suggest you do a bit of research and you might be able to get more out of the event than a hangover. FYI the Church never asked for the parade to be moved, just the date for the celebration of the religious element, which you are not obliged to observe if you don't want to so wind your neck in. I stopped going to the parade the day they introduced the flabby, big bottomed samba dancers. If I want to see celluite that close up I can look in the mirror.
Boy do I want to see your faces the day Sharia law is introduced into Ireland, you'll know all about oppression then...
Thing is, Ireland isn't even a Catholic country so it really is madness on madness.
St Patrick's Cathedral, Dublin is in fact Anglican. There isn't a Catholic Cathedral there.
True story. Dublin is actually pretty much ultra-conservative.Quote:
Originally Posted by Mr JP Fugley
If you've ever met a snob from Dublin, you will inevitably concur. Fuck, they are boring cunts to the max.
Good job they don't drink in pubs.
Stabbings would escalate exponentially.
The proper Catholic St Patrick's Cathedral is in New York.
So it's really the Irish-American Bishops who would make any definitive decision.
It would still be the 17th tho'.
It can't be anything else, JP.
17th March is officially designated as a Bank Holiday. If it falls on a weekend, it is carried through to the Monday.
We are having our day off and that's that.
Fuck sake, even the huns are jumping on the bandwagon now. See day off- take it.
I remember a time when the huns locked their kids in the house on St P's Day while the rest of the country partied out.
Back to your drums, cunts.
Are you suggesting I shouldn't celebrate the Battle of The Boyne as is my tradition.
No, I'm suggesting that you can celebrate it all you like as long as you shoot yourself afterwards.Quote:
Originally Posted by Mr JP Fugley
So taking the day off and watching BBC NI is a no-no for this year.
Time schisms are peculiar.
The Boyne fiasco occurred several months/centuries later.
And will they fuck up about it?
At least St. Patrick got rid of them damn snakes. :rolleyes:
All the Boyne did was bring them in.
I'm taking that as a "Hell No".