GrizzlyCoon
16-03-2005 23:23:22
Just wanted to be the first on this forum to say--
HAPPY ST. PATTY'S DAY!!!
Top o' the mornin' to all of ye!
te-tee-te-tah te-teeh-te-tah...... Heidey-ho-Blarney!
leejakobson
17-03-2005 08:24:05
well glad to see you are excited happy ST. PATTY'S DAY to you to by the way anyone know the origins of ST. PATTY'S DAY?
you are blinded by my light...you will hide from my power....i give life .....fill all void......and end your destructive power....leon--the angle who defends atlantis.
Simon
17-03-2005 11:35:19
well glad to see you are excited happy ST. PATTY'S DAY to you to by the way anyone know the origins of ST. PATTY'S DAY?
Wikipedia is your friend: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/St._Patrick%27s_Day
Martin Siedow
17-03-2005 11:58:41
Happy St. Patrick´s day for all of you too.
The origins of Saint Patrick´s day is in the practice of the catholic church to assign a day to each person they beatify or canonize as a day of worship for this specially honored servant of God.
Saint Patrick was a great christian missionary in Ireland and he got the 17. March as his day. Because he is also the national patron of Ireland, his day is a national holyday for the Irish in the whole world.
P.S: This was the first time that someone posted while I wrote a post. It seems that I´m still a internet newbie because I think more in direct information than in page links. So thank you for the link Simon, it gives more information that I can provide.
leejakobson
17-03-2005 15:44:21
wow alot of info i was just curius to see how many people actualy know the origins of st patrics day. i did not but i gues i am aloner in that fact eh how did you end up looking into it simon and Martin Siedow.
Dragon
17-03-2005 19:24:22
I got a bit of Irish blood in me, well anyway happy St. Patrick's day to everyone!
Tzolkin
17-03-2005 22:10:58
I got a bit of Irish blood in me, well anyway happy St. Patrick's day to everyone!
Yah, same here, Helios. . and I as well wish yeh all a happy St.Patrick's day.
--Tzolkin
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leejakobson
18-03-2005 08:22:00
irish blood eh well i am not sure of my roots. i dont tend to worry about heritage as much as the present and future but i gues we need to remember the past as well. :wink:
GrizzlyCoon
18-03-2005 22:17:57
Hehe... I'm Irish too. Very Irish. My Grandmother's maiden name is O'rear.
...Although I've never drank guiness, and I don't start fights, in fact, I'm a total wuss when it comes to fighting. That's why I stay out of that whenever possible.
Martin Siedow
19-03-2005 08:19:06
wow alot of info i was just curius to see how many people actualy know the origins of st patrics day. i did not but i gues i am aloner in that fact eh how did you end up looking into it simon and Martin Siedow.
As far as I know it, I have no Irish blood in me. My parents, grandparents and great-grandparents are not from the green isle, although they are mostly catholic.
I had the information that I posted in my head and just checked some of the facts if I had remembered them right.
Whiskers57
19-03-2005 22:47:23
No Irish here, at lest thats what pops and mom told me, some Ducth and Britania (Not sure if I spelled that right Jam) other that that our Family tree is only talk of the old folks telling of many places that we hail from ..,, AAh!!! what the heck I`m a American "Mutt" 8)
leejakobson
21-03-2005 14:09:04
well if you think about it we are all imagrants unless you are indian in decent.