for the day that's in it...

firefly08

What with all the recent talk about being Irish or Irish-American and all that...all I know is, I'm proud to think that this man considered himself Irish.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BLmiOEk59n8

The Internet Explorer

A great lad.

texidub

Whatever you're into OP. JFK was a mass murderer like 99% of the last century's great superpower leaders.

I suppose you have an our lady in the hall, send your children off to workshops, and masturbate to Ireland's Own too?

Instead of worrying about who considers themselves to be Irish, why not consider what the Irish should be worrying about...

trust me.. it's not the banal, tired sh*te in your OP.Please delete your post and send me
2 minutes of time via parcel post.

Will I Amnt

texidub wrote: »

Instead of worrying about who considers themselves to be Irish, why not consider what the Irish should be worrying about...

trust me.. it's not the banal, tired sh*te in your OP.Please delete your post and send me
2 minutes of time via parcel post.

Nobody made you read it.
How about you spend all your days thinking about what we should be worrying about while the rest of us just carry on with the free thought and free speech.

im invisible

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firefly08 wrote: »

What with all the recent talk about being Irish or Irish-American and all that...all I know is, I'm proud to think that this man considered himself Irish.

Thanks, Ryan Tubridy.

Ellis Dee

It's nice to know he considered himself Irish. Mind you, just a day or two before he came here, he uttered that famous phrase "Ich bin ein Berliner.":):):)

who the fug

Was it not Kennedy that stoped Irish emigration to the US

Pherekydes

who the fug wrote: »

Was it not Kennedy that stoped Irish emigration to the US

No. He wouldn't have any power over Irish emigration. He was the American president, not the Irish one.

texidub

cambo2008 wrote: »

Nobody made you read it.
How about you spend all your days thinking about what we should be worrying about while the rest of us just carry on with the free thought and free speech.

So you would exclude me from the free speech in order to make a point about free speech would ya? :pac:

And just in case you're too gifted to grasp it.. the emoticon I used at the end of my post was this one It indicates that a sentence (or perhaps an entire post) shouldn't be taken too seriously.

You are now free to return to your grovelling.

Will I Amnt

texidub wrote: »

cambo2008 wrote: »

Nobody made you read it.
How about you spend all your days thinking about what we should be worrying about while the rest of us just carry on with the free thought and free speech.

So you would exclude me from the free speech in order to make a point about free speech would ya? :pac:

And just in case you're too gifted to grasp it.. the emoticon I used at the end of my post was this one It indicates that a sentence (or perhaps an entire post) shouldn't be taken too seriously.

You are now free to return to your grovelling.

You're a f@#king c@#t............,,.................:D <

texidub

lol *pat, pat*

Back, and to the left.

Giselle

Pherekydes wrote: »

No. He wouldn't have any power over Irish emigration. He was the American president, not the Irish one.

Seriously, you're wasted here.