I'm adopted too. Irish and Irish.
You definitely count.
Yeah but does your name literally mean Ireland? I might win.
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I'm adopted too. Irish and Irish.
You definitely count.
Yeah but does your name literally mean Ireland? I might win.
You remind me of my sister, who was also adopted.
Sorry.
Back to normal service. My name is more Irish than yours, and I know more Father Ted lines.
I know you probably meant “sorry” as in for being too serious for a second, but my first thought was that you were saying sorry for me reminding you of your sister; to which I was going to say “damn is she that bad?” Haha ^.^
Oh yeah well this is typed in green, which is my favorite color, and associated with shamrocks. Therefore I am the winner.
Also I drink a crapload of Bushmills and sometimes Jameson (which on a serious note to my understanding are not drank that much in Ireland).
Also on a serious note I heard once that in Ireland women drink beer with straws. Is this true?
My sister is lovely, and so are you.
Women in Ireland just swallow.
My great grandfather lost his leg working the railroads and jumped off with a few others in Indiana. So that's how my family wound up there.Some of my ancestors came from Ireland only to get stuck in dead end jobs in Eastern Kentucky coal mines.
Whuhhhhhh?Women in Ireland just swallow
Whuhhhhhh?
Dirty minds think alike.I thought the same thing
Dirty minds think alike.
I know all the words to the Barleymow and my childhood pet was an Irish Elk.Being Irish is a wonderful thing, but we have to deal with a lot of people claiming to be Irish with little real evidence. For example, some people think that being able to quote lines from "Father Ted" gets you an Irish passport. It's a little bit more feckin complicated than that, Mrs Doyle.
Or: "My great grandmother might have been in steerage on the Titanic, at least going by the filum."
So if you claim Irish roots, where's your evidence?
Daft answers only, please.
I know all the words to the Barleymow and my childhood pet was an Irish Elk.
I guess so.
Hey if Irish girls know how to have a good time, I’m definitely going to Ireland!! ^.^
Also I’m partial to redheads. And accents.
She more commonly spoke in Simpsons quotes.Did your girlfriend know any Father Ted quotes?
Both, surely.You'll always be welcome in Mayo.
(the County, not the salad dressing).
Women in Ireland just swallow.
I once had... adult interactions with my Irish girlfriend in the basement of a party while she was dressed as Poison Ivy, bright red hair and all.Hey if Irish girls know how to have a good time, I’m definitely going to Ireland!! ^.^
Also I’m partial to redheads. And accents.
I once had... adult interactions with my Irish girlfriend in the basement of a party while she was dressed as Poison Ivy, bright red hair and all.
Life has never quite lived up to that moment...