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I'm not so sure it wouldn't affect you over there Ravy. I have people I'd be getting ahold of all over the place. Especially if I was in some seat of power here. Then again, I've always wanted to go to Ireland.

Right now, I'm at my mothers attempting to find a job and an appartment nearby. If all goes right, I'll have a job and an appartment by New Year's day and with the job, I'll probably have the money to get it fixed by the end of next month. At least that's what I'm hoping for.

[QUOTE=Magrus]I'm not so sure it wouldn't affect you over there Ravy. I have people I'd be getting ahold of all over the place. Especially if I was in some seat of power here. Then again, I've always wanted to go to Ireland.

Right now, I'm at my mothers attempting to find a job and an appartment nearby. If all goes right, I'll have a job and an appartment by New Year's day and with the job, I'll probably have the money to get it fixed by the end of next month. At least that's what I'm hoping for.[/QUOTE]

Please no... give us Canadian neighbours a chance, don't let Magrus be elected... maybe as the Trade Advisor.

Good luck with that. I just had a major expense (which Ravager is going to keep quiet about) that is lowering the fundbucket a little bit, but should be back to where we want it to be in a few months.

Mag, Ireland is the most beautiful place on planet Earth. I was just there this past summer and it's the most amazing travel experience I've ever enjoyed... In fact I'd best not get started .

Mag, I doubt you would do, or could do, worse than BUsh


Tony, obviously you ahve neve rbeen kayaking in the San Jaun Islands (just north od Seatlle) That is where im going to retire, im 15 and i know thats where I am going.

[QUOTE=Magrus]I'm not so sure it wouldn't affect you over there Ravy. I have people I'd be getting ahold of all over the place. Especially if I was in some seat of power here. Then again, I've always wanted to go to Ireland. [/QUOTE]

Heh, it'd be worth it. Though I don't know whether I should feel sorry for the Irish...
Trying for world dominating politics?

[QUOTE=Magrus]Right now, I'm at my mothers attempting to find a job and an appartment nearby. If all goes right, I'll have a job and an appartment by New Year's day and with the job, I'll probably have the money to get it fixed by the end of next month. At least that's what I'm hoping for.[/QUOTE]

Good luck with that Mag.
What happened to the old apartment and job, if you don't mind me asking?

[QUOTE=Hill-Shatar]Please no... give us Canadian neighbours a chance, don't let Magrus be elected... maybe as the Trade Advisor.

Good luck with that. I just had a major expense (which Ravager is going to keep quiet about) that is lowering the fundbucket a little bit, but should be back to where we want it to be in a few months.[/QUOTE]

I like Canada, Canada just doesn't like me.

Remember, the ring may look small and insignificant, however, it's as she says. It's not the size that matters....it still resembles manacles without a latch.

@ Mr. Powder Face (Aka Tony), My mother's mother was the first born in her family here in America, the rest of her siblings were born in Ireland. Her oldest sister still goes back and forth. I hear stories, and yadda yadda yadda. I wanna go. Besides, I love redheads. :mischief:

@ Phreddie, I may not have a memory worth mentioning, but I know I could do better than Dumbo there. :laugh:

@ Ravy, Don't feel sorry for the Irish. I think I'd fit right in.

Old appartment, I need to move out of, long story. Old job, I quit to screw over the managers there that were stealing money from the young kids and firing them so they wouldn't get caught. Idiots irritate me and I refuse to work in any place of that nature ever again. No more getting a job to help a friend out.

Magrus wrote:I like Canada, Canada just doesn't like me.

What can we say? We like our clubs with booze.

Remember, the ring may look small and insignificant, however, it's as she says. It's not the size that matters....it still resembles manacles without a latch.

Well, now, not the thing I was refering too, but I now know that I either have to beat on Ravvy or DW...

@ Ravy, Don't feel sorry for the Irish. I think I'd fit right in.

Can you drink, sing and think up limericks on the spot?

Mag, leave some of Ireland for the rest of us, your not the only one who loves sea monsters!

[QUOTE=Phreddie]Mag, leave some of Ireland for the rest of us, your not the only one who loves sea monsters![/QUOTE]

The Loch Ness is scottish.

Sirens and the likes are also not Irish.

@Mag, sorry to hear that.

@Hill, not me, guv'nor. Seriously.

@Phreddie, uh..that'd be Scotland (if you're referring to Nessie). You know, that place Fiona lives in.

I like my booze cold and easy to access. Clubs tend to get rid of the "easy to access" part. I've never been to Canada when I was old enough to drink. I nearly got expelled from the country sober. I wonder what would happen if I was drunk?

They didn't tell me anything, beat them if you'd like though.

I can drink, sing and dance. I'm better at award winning insults than limericks now for some reason.

@Phreddie, fine fine. Maybe I should move and start a new Irish resistance that actually accomplishes something productive?

Hmm, Scotland eh? There once was a Scottish girl, but mum took her away. Bad, evil foreign mum at that. Scottish people tend to not be quiet, thats when trouble starts.

eh? oh... oops... well then:

( i think this one is right)

Mag, save some of Ireland for the rest of us, youre not the only who likes red headed midgits whereing green suits!

[QUOTE=Magrus]@Phreddie, fine fine. Maybe I should move and start a new Irish resistance that actually accomplishes something productive?[/QUOTE]
But then... but then it wouldnt be IRish!

[QUOTE=Phreddie]But then... but then it wouldnt be IRish! [/QUOTE]

Heh, you're so lucky the Irish aren't here to defend their reputation...

Do we have any IRish?

Me. I'm not actually Cuban believe it or not ...

Tony youre from Michigan right? if so ive got a bone t pick with you.

[QUOTE=Phreddie]Mag, save some of Ireland for the rest of us, youre not the only who likes red headed midgits whereing green suits![/QUOTE]

*blinks* Who said anything about midgits and green suits?

Hey hey hey, the Irish get things done. Just not outside taverns. Which is why my cousins have two of them and make money off of people wanting to get drunk "Irish style". Hah. You'd be surprised what people are willing to pay for the whole "Irish pub" atmosphere.

Michigan eh? I've got two ex's in Michigan...what out...

[QUOTE=Phreddie]Tony youre from Michigan right? if so ive got a bone t pick with you.[/QUOTE]

Yassum?

As for me defending the Irish, I'm just not going to. Everything you're saying is true, but you gotta give us one thing: We can drink all of yous under the table and, as a culture, we're really pretty nice (except when drunk )... Oh and Guiness is the best beer on planet earth

@Mag, Uh...leprechauns?

What is the Irish pub atmosphere? Lots of drink and someone with a fiddle playing in the background?