| The Irish
Posted: 4/27/2007 5:24:54 PM | I'm an Irish-American. How's that? All my relatives came here on the boat from Ireland. Ever hear of Ellis Island? If not, do some research on it. It's pretty neat.
I very seldom drink and I've always had blonde hair until I got older. So yes, there is blonde Irish woman and men. My brothers had blonde hair also.
I'm fiesty and love to have fun and I'm a great lover :-)
The Irish rule!!!...lol | |
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| The Irish
Posted: 4/27/2007 7:14:22 PM | | Naturally very little body hair from what I've heard. Men dont start shaving until they're 30, no chest hair, women are similar, soft skin, whispy hair, and spirited :) | |
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| The Irish
Posted: 4/30/2007 4:11:14 PM | i agree what you are saying but its not a big deal who says or thinks they are irish, its the other comments that ppl about killing ppl i,d ask that woman check the history books check how the irish died in the famine ,between famine immagration/ coffin ships while stores were full of grain fact! i agree with eyez on everything else some subject wise
now i,ve got that off my chest i,m grand !! | |
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Posted: 4/30/2007 4:38:30 PM | Top ten reasons why men like Irish women
10. You get to go to pubs with names that start with the letter O
9. Drinking is never a problem, even if its a problem
8. The wearin O the green, takes on whole new meaning
7. That accent sounds even better when she’s angry
6. She likes to say things like, “I count me lucky stars”
5. You never have to go to parties because your always at one.
4. If your not doing it right she throws you down and gives you what for.
3. Its’ okay to yell at your mother in law, since everyone’s fighting she probably won’t hear you anyway.
2. Shamrocks are cheaper then roses
And the number one reason why men like Irish women
1. Her cousin is a Leprechaun. | |
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| The Irish
Posted: 4/30/2007 8:51:27 PM | ^^^
Except when the wee fiesty one gets angry and has a knife and grabs "me lucky charms"
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| The Irish
Posted: 5/1/2007 5:18:34 AM |
I know we drink like fish's
I don't respect women who drink excessively. It shows disregard for their body, and I would never date someone who drinks like a fish.
Women drinking beer regularly is also a turn off for me. Even though I am a bloke, I can't stand beer. I hate the taste, and people always seem surprised when I turn down offers of a cold one. I'd be no good going to Ireland to meet girls if they are big drinkers. | |
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| The Irish
Posted: 5/1/2007 11:39:03 AM | | Good God give me an irish or british accent any day and I'll fall all over myself. Gotta love the accents. | |
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| The Irish
Posted: 5/1/2007 12:38:58 PM | What is the hype about the Irish?
The hype about the Irish has been very well illustrated in this thread. I was born and bred in the Claddagh, Galway, have travelled the world extensively, have an open mind and am sickened to the core with many of the comments/ posts that I have read on these four pages by those of you of Irish descent...........Do you people really know anything of what it is to BE Irish or to live in modern Ireland ? Obviously not methinks.............
I am proud to be FROM Ireland, an Irish speaker, a part of Ireland and to contribute to the Irish economy but in my heart I am a mariner and that makes me a citizen of the world.....
Somebody a long time ago whilst visiting Ireland and commenting on an indigenous people in their homeland wrote: "May the Lord have mercy on the Irish for he did make them mad, for all their wars are merry and all their songs are sad". Maybe this has been misconstrued and in turn has given rise to the crazy and loutish reputation that the Irish have been labelled with throughout the years.
Me Fein:
Captain N. O'Coisteabhla | |
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Posted: 5/1/2007 1:00:18 PM | OK,blueyesopen being half Irish and half Dutch is not so bad, try being half Irish and half Puerto Rican,lol...I get called a "Greasy Green Patato" all the time,LOL
And I have red hair. | |
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| The Irish
Posted: 5/1/2007 5:54:19 PM | Seanick,
I think your getting the wrong idea my friend. People in the states are very proud of their particular heritage. They know their not from there, but they enjoy knowing a part of them is and they go to great lengths to portray themselves in the light of their ancestry. Yes, we also poke fun at these particular stereotypes as well, but do be assured it is out of respect and love. What you have to remember is that very few of us actually have ancestry that is based here in the states, so we all take pride in our culture and yours.
Embrace it my friend, it should be an honor to you and your country men to know that we respect you and honor those that made the journey here to be a part of our country. | |
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| The Irish
Posted: 5/1/2007 5:58:44 PM | | I love Irish women from Ireland. Used to date one and I learned some Gaellic. Even been to a Greek restaurant in Dublin. And western Ireland is so beautiful. | |
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Posted: 5/4/2007 6:13:18 PM | | Your profile says you speak "Irish"???? Do you mean Gaelic? | |
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| The Irish
Posted: 5/5/2007 2:58:56 AM | i had two girlfriends who are
irish...i dont have too many complaints | |
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Posted: 5/5/2007 4:26:56 AM | | as far as the accent, i always remember colin saying to the camera "i fookin love parn!' | |
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Posted: 5/6/2007 10:06:02 AM | Lovely accent.
Always a great laugh.
Very down to earth.
Always up for fun - don't mean sex.
VERY, VERY SEXY!
Love sex.
Great talkers. Love to talk.
Love to drink.
Just all round great fun. | |
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| The Irish
Posted: 5/7/2007 6:59:09 AM | Somebody a long time ago whilst visiting Ireland and commenting on an indigenous people in their homeland wrote: "May the Lord have mercy on the Irish for he did make them mad, for all their wars are merry and all their songs are sad". Maybe this has been misconstrued and in turn has given rise to the crazy and loutish reputation that the Irish have been labelled with throughout the years.
Was he American by chance? The crazy and loutish reputation that the Irish have been labelled with comes from when most of the so called natives of America took a dislike to the Irish when they tried to flee Ireland during the potato famine.
Though after this because of the shear number of Irish in America, the more clever American politicians realised they would be handy in swinging the vote in their favour so they offered them insentives like making the Saint Patricks day parade a big event and offering them a better quality of life.
Thats a very shortened version of the story lol | |
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| The Irish
Posted: 6/3/2007 7:38:52 PM | Only the "yanks" call it "gaelic" here its known as Irish, just the same as in the USA you speak English, and spell different to the rest of the world. its Irish we speak, "sin sin".
To hear an american call us "gaelic speakers" is a gross insult. hence the "yank" comments you get in return if you pull it while here.
just a friendly heads up.
Mick. | |
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| The Irish
Posted: 6/3/2007 9:28:37 PM | In the ancient Irish (Celtic, Gaelic cultures) culture the men and women were always essentially equal. Their roles were not the same, but in the descion making process, ownership, and personal rights....... pretty equal, and that has given the Irish decent women an inherent sence of self worth that is most attractive.
And then ......They look fabulous in plaid, often have red hair and freckles and are pretty damned precosious..........................All attractive. | |
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| The Irish
Posted: 6/3/2007 10:34:44 PM | To be blunt, I really dont care, but if a hot Irish female is down to date brothas (particularly me) then I dont think I'm gonna sit up there and complain. Then again, if a hot female of any nationality is down, I wouldn't complain.
I'm like Baskin Robbins, I dig all flavors.  | |
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