to all you ersatz Sons and Daughters of the Olde Sod.

It's on days like this that I miss Chuck. We'd be sure to have some
kind of alternative history about Ireland, Vikings, Druids and the
real meaning of St. Partrick - that he was actually Merlin or
something.

Patty O'Furniture wrote:
to all you ersatz Sons and Daughters of the Olde Sod.

It's on days like this that I miss Chuck. We'd be sure to have some
kind of alternative history about Ireland, Vikings, Druids and the
real meaning of St. Partrick - that he was actually Merlin or
something.


St. Patrick was Druish?

On Mar 17, 7:35*am, HK wrote:
Patty O'Furniture wrote:
to all you ersatz Sons and Daughters of the Olde Sod.

It's on days like this that I miss Chuck. *We'd be sure to have some
kind of alternative history about Ireland, Vikings, Druids and the
real meaning of St. Partrick - that he was actually Merlin or
something.

St. Patrick was Druish?

whoooosh.......

On Mar 17, 6:49*am, Patty O'Furniture wrote:
to all you ersatz Sons and Daughters of the Olde Sod.

It's on days like this that I miss Chuck. *We'd be sure to have some
kind of alternative history about Ireland, Vikings, Druids and the
real meaning of St. Partrick - that he was actually Merlin or
something.

Kids b'day today, green bloody mary's, yeah! No booze for the little
ones though

wrote:
On Mon, 17 Mar 2008 07:35:38 -0400, HK wrote:

Patty O'Furniture wrote:
to all you ersatz Sons and Daughters of the Olde Sod.

It's on days like this that I miss Chuck. We'd be sure to have some
kind of alternative history about Ireland, Vikings, Druids and the
real meaning of St. Partrick - that he was actually Merlin or
something.

St. Patrick was Druish?


That's funny, he didn't look Druish


:)