Leprechauns go haywire in Seattle!

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So, I think we can now be sure that these lads exist.

Have any fellas got real life stories? Any girls have an, er, encounter?

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-2163115/Move-zombies-Man-left-bloodied-screaming-pain-attack-bunch-leprechauns.html

chin_grin

"Oooh Daily Mail!"

<ignores link>

Basq

Yeah.. can't we have some filter on Boards where if you try to submit a thread with a Daily Mail link, it logs the user out and then bans them indefinitely.

frag420

I thought it was a movie title...................thread fail!!

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Hey! This is The Daily Mail and not The Sligo Champion. It may have it's faults but it has uncovered a lot of corruption in Ireland. You mean this is a bad thing? Or are you being elitist?

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frag420 wrote: »

I thought it was a movie title...................thread fail!!

Not a very smart thought ............... post fail!!

El.duderino

<Is Wondering is there a silent Sh<T after the word spread Hmm>

frag420

Spread wrote: »

Hey! This is The Daily Mail and not The Sligo Champion. It may have it's faults but it has uncovered a lot of corruption in Ireland. You mean this is a bad thing? Or are you being elitist?

What now??

Basq

Spread wrote: »

Hey! This is The Daily Mail and not The Sligo Champion. It may have it's faults but it has uncovered a lot of corruption in Ireland. You mean this is a bad thing? Or are you being elitist?

** looks at location **

Big man using Google? Congrats!

Yes, The Daily Mail has uncovered lots of corruption in Ireland. Examples such as John Byrne and his toenail shaped like Egypt, or Boyzone's Mikey Graham and his fear of stamps.

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Every paper has to have a glitterati/teenage page if it is to survive. If you look at the Mail's reporting on government sleaze (before any of the home-grown), the banking debacle etc, you'll understand why it is the best investigative journal in Ireland. A lot of girly stuff and rubbish in the inside pages but it is now trendy to snipe at it whilst perusing the Indo, Times and the red masts. That is a trifle unfair .......

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El.duderino wrote: »

There was me thinking you are an Irish person who just happens to live in US. Then you mention the word "trifle"!

A,B or C?
http://z.about.com/d/philadelphia/1/0/5/0/5/2008irish_american_007.jpg

If you dont hear back from me. The FBI have got me. I just googled "stupid american who thinks they are Irish"

Just out here over a year but the accent is coming along nicely

You may need to get out and about more often ......... 'twill help to rid you of your parochial view.

Anyway, you had better not read the link in case you have bad dreams

Crann na Beatha

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Adyx

Spread wrote: »

Every paper has to have a glitterati/teenage page if it is to survive. If you look at the Mail's reporting on government sleaze (before any of the home-grown), the banking debacle etc, you'll understand why it is the best investigative journal in Ireland. A lot of girly stuff and rubbish in the inside pages but it is now trendy to snipe at it whilst perusing the Indo, Times and the red masts. That is a trifle unfair .......

What? Nobody working for the mail could even read a dictionary to look up what "investigate" and "journalism" mean. And before you say it, I'm not trying to jump on the "trendy, hate the Mail" bandwagon. The same goes for pretty much all Irish papers. The Irish Times is probably the best of a bad lot. The indo isn't so much a newspaper as an opinion paper - seriously I've yet to see a single impartial article in it. As for the red tops, I made my feelings on them clear in the coke in RTE toilets thread.

Chucken

Basq wrote: »

** looks at location **

Big man using Google? Congrats!

Yes, The Daily Mail has uncovered lots of corruption in Ireland. Examples such as John Byrne and his toenail shaped like Egypt, or Boyzone's Mikey Graham and his fear of stamps.

Did you fall out of the wrong side of the bed this afternoon?


Anyway OP. I've seen Leprechauns!
It was a Paddys weekend in Wroclaw, Poland

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Chucken wrote: »

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Anyway OP. I've seen Leprechauns
It was a Paddys weekend in Wroclaw, Poland

Don't I remember .......
If you say nothing .......... I'll say nothing!:p

SHOVELLER

Anyone who wears a leprechaun suit should be put down.

Chucken

Even Leprechauns :eek: