Careful, mate. I can say things like that--because I am part Irish....
(Apologies to the OP, for this off-topic trend. *sigh*)
Rush, considering that i was the one who got a bottle of scotch smashed into my head. i'd say that give me the right to warn people, wouldn't you say?![]()
Careful, mate. I can say things like that--because I am part Irish....
(Apologies to the OP, for this off-topic trend. *sigh*)
Rush, considering that i was the one who got a bottle of scotch smashed into my head. i'd say that give me the right to warn people, wouldn't you say?![]()
...Good point.
This is an offensive stereotype and in no way represents the Irish people. Now, if you'll excuse me, I'm going to read the news.EDIT: advice of the day: never get between an irishman and his whiskey. trust me on that one.
Cowen: 'Drunk interview' claims were politically motivated
Taoiseach (Prime Minister) Brian Cowen today dismissed claims that he sounded drunk or hungover in a live radio interview as a pathetic stunt by his opponents.
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Witnesses at the get-together in Galway said Mr Cowen was among scores of party members, including senior Government ministers, in the hotel bar until the early hours of the morning.
Renowned as a great mimic, he entertained colleagues with impressions of Irish golfers Philip Walton and Des Smyth as well legendary sports broadcaster Micheal O Muircheartaigh.
Several Fianna Fáil members took their turn in a traditional sing-song which started after midnight.
Mr Cowen sang the ballad 'Lakes of Ponchartrain', about an Irish immigrant who falls in love with a Louisiana Creole woman but is spurned because she is promised to a sailor.
Others present at The Blazers bar in the Ardilaun Hotel said the Taoiseach was drinking lager and left at about 3.30am.
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Sisko: I am Ben Sisko. And you are dead meat.
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Sisko: I am Ben Sisko. And you are dead meat.
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