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Title: drunken irish
Post by: am_#65_john_deere on March 16, 2004, 07:51:11 PM
i just want to take this oppertunity to wish you all a very happy st. patricks day.


i know it only the 16th today, but i will be too drunk tomorrow to find the computer, let alone switch it on or heaven forbid, type anything. :o :o :o :o :o :o

hope you all have a good one. ;D ;D ;D

Title: Re: drunken irish
Post by: Super Dave on March 16, 2004, 11:57:03 PM
Have fun.  

Don't eat too much poi.  
Title: Re: drunken irish
Post by: dylanfan53 on March 17, 2004, 04:18:30 AM
Beannachtai na Feile Padraig!  Sláinte!  ;D

Title: Re: drunken irish
Post by: Super Dave on March 17, 2004, 05:22:25 AM
Aloha!
Title: Re: drunken irish
Post by: dylanfan53 on March 17, 2004, 05:46:43 AM
QuoteBeannachtai na Feile Padraig!  Sláinte!  ;D

Translation:

Happy Saint Patrick's Day! Cheers!

 ;D
Title: Re: drunken irish
Post by: EX#996 on March 17, 2004, 05:50:53 AM
Tony,

I heard this song today and thought of you....

Artist Lyrics: Buck O Nine
Song Lyrics: Irish Drinking Song


i stumbled in at 2am all drunk
and full of smoke
my wife said "i've had enough"
that's it, i'm sick, get out!"
so i stumbled down to kelly's pub
across the edge of town
and i told the boys me story
and we had another round

and we'll drink and drink and drink
and drink and drink and drink and
fight-yeah!(2x)
and if i see a pretty girl
i'll sleep with her tonight
i'll drink and drink and drink and
drink and drink and drink and fight....

and mary McGregor
well she was a pretty whore
she'd always greet you with a smile
and never lock her door
but on the day she died
all the men in town did weep
for mary McGregor finally got some sleep

well i once loved a girl
a child i'm told
i gave her my heart
and she gave me a cold
so now i sit standing
out in the pouring rain
i'll stumble back to kelly's pub
and cry away me pain


Paul and I had our first date on St. Patrick's day in 1988.  For some reason I can't remember a thing after 11:00 pm.   :o  ;)  ;D

Dawn   :)

Title: Re: drunken irish
Post by: StumpysWife on March 17, 2004, 06:07:43 AM
Consider me pinched.  I own nothing green.  Lots of red, but no green.

Heather
Title: Re: drunken irish
Post by: MELK-MAN on March 17, 2004, 07:06:40 AM
yippi!!! bein Czech and Irish makes for one drunken combo today..
Title: Re: drunken irish
Post by: K3 Chris Onwiler on March 17, 2004, 09:14:49 AM
Imagine the confusion!  Anthony sees a green flag, and he doesn't know whether to race or drink! :o
Title: Re: drunken irish
Post by: lil_thorny on March 17, 2004, 10:58:38 AM
QuoteImagine the confusion!  Anthony sees a green flag, and he doesn't know whether to race or drink! :o

LMAO Chris!!!!
I will try to do my best tonight.
Last time Anto and I were drinken the Guinness, I almost put down 5 pints.... he was at 9!!!  God bless
and be merry you silly fools. I'm gonna be late for work tomorrow!

Benj.
Title: Re: drunken irish
Post by: am_#65_john_deere on March 17, 2004, 08:05:57 PM
shame on me,,,,,,, :( :( :( :( :(

its nearly midnight,,,, :( :( :( :(

i am full of guinness and it takes me a lot of backspases to get it right.

i swore i could abstain from thiss board for one night,,,,,but i'mbu( where is zed on the kehyyboard)  zzzzzzz in right b cndewbgv now.

goin to bed

love yez all

happy racin cause i'm goin dreamin

thanks for the fun and laughter last year,,,,,

may there be better memories from this gooood year,,,,

thanks again,

your typical irish drunken bastard,

anthony,
my wife loves me,
connor.
Title: Re: drunken irish
Post by: am_#65_john_deere on March 17, 2004, 08:16:39 PM
don'tmind me,,,

i'm quite over the limit right now..


you see,,
i don't  have manyfreinds in this country so i am happy to convey my feelings to you on this board ,,,,,, as we are all considered to be outcasts(doing something adventurist with our lives,,,, yo know,,,,,,not conforming with normality)

sorry,,,,
i'ma bit drunk right now .............. but it sometimesbringsout the truth in peopleand honestly i have no-one to talk to except you guys.

i love racing with you guys

i wish we didn't have an off season,

but life somrtimes sucks,,,,

i supose i could go on for a while but i will spare each an every one of you.

thank you for being there to listen to the bulllshit i have to say when i say it.

yours in sport,
anthony.
Title: Re: drunken irish
Post by: K3 Chris Onwiler on March 18, 2004, 02:04:05 AM
Don't feel too alone there, Anthony.  After 5 years in this sport, I don't have any other friends either!  I guess you become so immersed in racing that people who don't race will never see you again.  That's OK though.  Those people are boring.
And by the way...  I've SEEN your loving wife.  You don't NEED any other friends, you greedy bastage!  
Title: Re: drunken irish
Post by: stumpy on March 18, 2004, 07:57:16 AM
 Anthony,
 Everything ok today?? A little headache??  I spent my St. Pats day bringing my bike from my basement to my garage. Its a steep flight of stairs :-/ I'm sure you had enough to drink for me too though ;)  See Ya Soon!!    

Stumpy
Title: Re: drunken irish
Post by: am_#65_john_deere on March 18, 2004, 08:08:52 AM
i still feel drunk now.

didn't go to work either.
Title: Re: drunken irish
Post by: EX#996 on March 18, 2004, 09:42:39 AM
QuoteI spent my St. Pats day bringing my bike from my basement to my garage. Its a steep flight of stairs

Stumpy

LOL!!!

Stumpy,

Paul's bike is still in the basement.  I remembered what a chore it was getting it down, I can't imagine bringing it back up again!  He'll either need to do it with the motor out or have the motor in and running so that it can help get itself up the stairs.

Any helpful hints?

Tony,

Perhaps you can convince your employer to have St. Pat's day listed as a holiday, with one caveat.  The holiday hours could be taken on the day AFTER St. Patrick's day to allow everyone to recover.   ;)

Dawn  


Title: Re: drunken irish
Post by: StumpysWife on March 18, 2004, 10:16:39 AM
QuoteAny helpful hints?

For you, stay upstairs and pretend the whole thing isn't happening--that's what I do!

For him, get your strong neighbor over to help.  I think they had more problems breaking the bead on our neighbor's street bike tire than getting the bike up the stairs.  I didn't hear any swear words--of course, I had the stereo blaring.  

Heather