Irish People I Love (who are yours?)

[QUOTE][QUOTENAME]John S Stuart wrote: [/QUOTENAME][QUOTE][QUOTENAME]Arlene R. Weiss wrote: [/QUOTENAME]Linda of The Valley (in a queenzone way, don't get any weirdo ideas!)

And TONS more I will add as I remember them!
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A little racist Arlene - what about your favourite Scots?!![/QUOTE]

Shrek

Mine's a rather short list, in that there aren't any names on it.

Ireland's rather a pretty colony in places, but we should have shipped the natives off long ago.

John is right, Arlene, you should write a thread about Scots. I hear they have over 1000 different swear words, that should appeal to you :-)
fatty wrote a book about that.

[QUOTE][QUOTENAME]YourValentine wrote: [/QUOTENAME]John is right, Arlene, you should write a thread about Scots. I hear they have over 1000 different swear words, that should appeal to you :-)
fatty wrote a book about that.[/QUOTE]

Me and Pieter were watching some weird show his parents sent over last night about Scottish slang. I swear..I could only understand about 10% of what was being said!


Ummm....favorite Irish person: Conan O'Brien! :-)
(Technically American, but whatevah..)

[QUOTE][QUOTENAME]John S Stuart wrote: [/QUOTENAME][QUOTE][QUOTENAME]Arlene R. Weiss wrote: [/QUOTENAME]Linda of The Valley (in a queenzone way, don't get any weirdo ideas!)

And TONS more I will add as I remember them!
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A little racist Arlene - what about your favourite Scots?!![/QUOTE]

The thread was started in honor of our Linda who is Irish but here's some Scots I love!

Oops....

Sir Sean Connery (Bond, James Bond)
Jim kerr of Simple Minds
Simple Minds
Big Country (before their lead singer died)
Rob Roy
the real Braveheart guy (don't know his name)

I'll think of more! LOL!

[QUOTE][QUOTENAME]Erin wrote: [/QUOTENAME][QUOTE][QUOTENAME]YourValentine wrote: [/QUOTENAME]John is right, Arlene, you should write a thread about Scots. I hear they have over 1000 different swear words, that should appeal to you :-)
fatty wrote a book about that.[/QUOTE]

Me and Pieter were watching some weird show his parents sent over last night about Scottish slang. I swear..I could only understand about 10% of what was being said!


Ummm....favorite Irish person: Conan O'Brien! :-)
(Technically American, but whatevah..)

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I dig men in kilts! Prince William looks very nice in a kilt!!! He's not Scottish though right?

[QUOTE][QUOTENAME]Arlene R. Weiss wrote: [/QUOTENAME]the real Braveheart guy (don't know his name)
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William Wallace

Scots I love: Myself

And Prince William is not Scottish, but he did goto St Andrews University in Scotland.

Bono
Bob Geldof
The Corrs(one of my favorites)
Eileen Ivers (Makes a violin sound like an electric guitar)
LINDA!!!

Micheal Collins

My geography teacher, Mr Storey :D

The Committments!!!!

Now for Simply Red & Mick Hufnall, are they Irish or Scottish, cuz either way I love them.

Dennis Leary (born in USA but VERY proud of his Irish roots!)

i am proud of my irish roots...MY LIST ROCKS
and it's only about 1% of a complete list

Oscar wilde
George Bernard Shaw
Bono
Liam Neeson
Phil Lynott
Van Morrison
my dad and mom
Brendan Behan,
Roddy Doyle,
Oliver Goldsmith,
Francis Ledwidge
Michael Longley,
Frank McCourt,
Bram Stoker,
Jonathan Swift,
John Jameson & his son
saw doctors
William Butler Yeats
James Joyce
3/4 of the Corrs
-born James Bond
Gabriel Byrne
Niamh Cusack
Countess Markiewicz
Colin Farrell
daniel o'connell
roddy mccorley
Richard Harris
Grace Kelly
The Chieftains,
The Cranberries
kevin barry
Enya (Eithne Ní Bhraonáin)
Bob Geldof,
James Larkin
Joseph Plunkett
Brian Kennedy,
Shane MacGowan,
Christy Moore,
Samantha Mumba,
Sinéad O'Connor,
Stephen Morrissey, of The Smiths
Samuel Beckett,
John Millington Synge,
Mary Shelley
George Best
Michael Collins
Pat jennings
Damian Duff
James Connolly
Padraig Pearse
Padraig harrington
robbie kean
willie john mcbride
ronan o'gara
keith wood
wolfe tone

Sinead O'Connor is someone to be proud of?

Sorry dude, but that girl's only has 2 things she will be remembered for:
1. A one hit wonder that was written by Prince.
2. Ripping up a picture of the pope.