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Mar 17, 2005 00:36

Happy St. Patrick's Day!

my favourite day of the year. the one day when people all over the world come to terms with the ultimate truth i've known since birth :
being irish rules
seriously though, this year especially, march 17th will go down in the history of kathleen keenan. i work at, not just an irish bar, but the irish bar. and recent ( Read more... )

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caitxoxo March 17 2005, 05:55:51 UTC

times like these i really miss our team.

. . . and J.p!

maybe Liam, and Damien and Chris. and J.P!
oh J.P ... he's hot, and I really miss J.P.

Oh yea FERG! I MISS HIM LOTS! "WELL DONE CAITLEEN WELL DONE"

AND OH YES!!! J.P! I miss him and those hot, hot practices we had. His glorious smile and oh yea you and katie were cool too.

I'm proud to have such a proud irishman as a friend!
Live large today! Love you

keenster March 17 2005, 11:24:19 UTC

wow do i EVER miss the team! how bout marium? allll the higgins? jan!? wow. just wow.

and thank you! love youuu!

jihad4dummies March 17 2005, 12:50:48 UTC

Good post, I was wondering what the Keenan take on that whole IRA business was. Obviously when those IRA guys killed those other Irish people, that was stupid, but I don't see why that would lead to less support for Sinn Fein. Of course, I think those people should be brought to justice.

keenster March 19 2005, 01:49:31 UTC

exactly. the only problem i have with the whole thing is the misrepresentation in the media. i guess it's hard to summarize a 300 year conflict in 2 columns, but they're not even trying! and obviously, if you kill someone, you should be punished. i just think it shouldn't be dressed up as some ira attack on an innocent civilian. it was a bar fight. plain and simple. so the dudes involved happened to be republican fighters. so is half the country! but of course, no one would know it from the media.

Watch out for the ACLA (Afro-Canadian Liberation Army)!! anonymous March 20 2005, 07:48:02 UTC

If you read the article that I gave to you you will have read that the Irish diaspora in the United States is the single largest contributor to the IRA, and without it, the republican movement would never have been as successful as it has been. Does the opinion of George Bush matter? Not to the Northern Irish perhaps. But the media in the United States that shows this difference probably can carry some weight with the Irish diaspora. Not only did George Bush not see Gerry Adams, neither did Ted Kennedy, the most prominent Irish-American in the Congress. That must also say something back home ( ... )

williamcosby March 20 2005, 22:09:38 UTC

yo kathy,

being irish is sweet.
i ate this stuff at my friend's house called furmedy or something like that.
it was stew made from crappy beef and vegetables like spinach and lima beans, with a shot of wiser's rum in each mug. needless to say, eating it was the hardest thing i've done in my entire life. but i was proud to say i did it.

honestly, i kind of like the scottish more than the irish, but only because they are even angrier and i'm part scottish. irish people get props on the accent though.

i also really like jews.

in fact i don't give a rat's ass what ethnicity anyone is as long as they have a sweet accent.

and i'm gonna celebrate St. Paul's day this year by eating Truffle, English Muffins, Tea, Sponge Cake, Liver, Yorkshire Pudding, Digestives and the best invention of the English: SMOG.