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"Happy St. Patrick's Day!"

Just wishing any of you with irish connections a happy St. patrick's Day and don't forget to have a drink (if you're old enough of course :P) in the name of all things Irish today!

La Fheile Padraig shona duit!

Icarus mk2 wrote:
> "Wench" originated from the vikings, didn't it?

Maybe, maybe not. All I know is a pirate Wench is a servant/prostitute to proper pirates like me. ARRRR! Now I be off to eat plunder and pillage the nearest village! Arrr I'm a pirate poet and I didn't know it!

Icarus mk2 wrote:
> Cub!st wrote:
> Holtey wrote:
> ah to be sure to be sure to be sure wat a shame
>
> "to be sure" is a pirate phrase not Irish. For example
> "ARRRRGH! It be a fine plan to be sure! WENCH! Let us ravage
> you
> like the 7 seas did us ARRRGHHHHH!"
>
> "Wench" originated from the vikings, didn't it?

well i dont know anything about any vikings but i assure you leprechauns made that saying up. Pirates what are you thinking

well your in ireland so therefore drunk

Cub!st wrote:
> Holtey wrote:
> ah to be sure to be sure to be sure wat a shame
>
> "to be sure" is a pirate phrase not Irish. For example
> "ARRRRGH! It be a fine plan to be sure! WENCH! Let us ravage you
> like the 7 seas did us ARRRGHHHHH!"

"Wench" originated from the vikings, didn't it?

Lindgren wrote:

> Why are you a toilet is, "Can fath tu e an leithreas?"

Thanks. Now comes the question, "why on earth would I ask that?"

ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha

ohhhh, your so funny

Holtey wrote:
> ah to be sure to be sure to be sure wat a shame

"to be sure" is a pirate phrase not Irish. For example "ARRRRGH! It be a fine plan to be sure! WENCH! Let us ravage you like the 7 seas did us ARRRGHHHHH!"

Holtey wrote:
>
> so why learn french?

Because its interesting to be able to communicate in a variety of languages.

well the way i look at it is

- im not going to france
- i dont want to learn french
- and if you do get famous and big then youll get a translator anyway

so way learn french?

Icarus mk2 wrote:
> Lindgren wrote:
> Icarus mk2 wrote:
> Cen fath ata tu e thoil?
>
> Eh? :P
>
> Not aimed at anyone, but I was meant to ask "Why are you a
> toilet?"
>
> How close was I?

Not too far away. Problem is that "thoil" is part of please, so you kind of said, "Why are you pleased?"

Why are you a toilet is, "Can fath tu e an leithreas?"