HAPPY SAINT PATRICKS DAY

Ive got tomorrow off work so I may have to have a tipple tonight.

So here's that damn St. Patrick's day thread. I was looking all over for it.

Erin go braziere!

Go pound sand, Kicky.

...and the top o' the mornin' to ya.

WOW I am surprised anyone responded to this thread..I thought it was just gonna get ignored! Thanks guys!

Good morning Crazielady. Don't drink the green beer (It's not ripe yet).

And here's the guest of honor.

General Guinness

You've heard of General Wellington
Who won at Waterloo,
But there's a good old Irishman
I'll introduce to you
He comes from dear old Dublin
He's a man we all applaud
For he always finds a corkscrew
Far more hardy than a sword.
He's good old General Guinness
He's a soldier strong and stout
Found on every battlefront
He can't be done without
His noble name has worldwide fame
Preserved through hearty cheers
Hurrah for General Guinness
And the Dublin Boozileers!

This hale and hearty warrior
Is worshipped in the ranks,
For he does his task inside a cask
As well as in the tanks.
He's borne the brunt on every front,
North, South, East and West,
And he wears about ten thousand canteen
Medals on his chest.
He's good old General Guinness.
He's won the world's applause.
It was he who kept our spirits up
In the midst of all the wars.
Who was the first to flirt with
Mademoiselle from Armentiers?
Why good old General Guinness
Of the Dublin Boozileers.

All over bonny Scotland, too,
The General is seen.
They've given him the freedom
Of the town of Aberdeen.
From Inverness to Galloshiles,
They keep him warm at night
And they love to gather round him,
Auuuch! On every moonlit night.
He's good old General Guinness
He's as good as Scottish broth.
He's the one who turned the Firth of Forth
Into the Firth of Froth
All Scotsmen dance the highland fling
And shout when he appears
Hurrah for General Guinness
And the Dublin Boozileers!

DOes anyone know if they had the saint paddy's day parade in Boston?

They will have it on Sunday (March 20th) in Southie.

Thanks George!