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Thanks for that! But is there one for Sky Sports News in the early morning to block that F*CKING Vanarama advert they show on EVERY bloody ad break? Especially that fat tosser at the start "WEN MYVANZ OFF THE ROAD AHM NOT WORKIN, WAH AM A GOH-NADOO"

Try thowing yourself under a bus instead then you fat f*cking annoying C*NT.

Probably should have posted it yesterday but I'm still getting crap about it now:

1. People that aren't Irish celebrating St.Patrick's Day
2. People who call it 'St.Paddy's' Day
3. Ameri***** claiming Irish ancestry which is almost certainly false
4. Ameri***** using their 1/32 Irish status to go out dressed as a leprechaun and get drunk
5. People that forget Ireland can hardly be considered friendly with us over the last 100 or more years
6. People that on the one hand celebrate St.Patrick's Day (that aren't even Irish) and then the next call you a racist for putting a St.George's flag up

Have a guinness and calm down:p

With St. George in my heart keep me English, WAH AM A GOH-NADOO.

Fat cuuuuuuuuuunt.

******* Americans who desperately want to be Irish. What's so special about being Irish FFS? Especially when the vast majority of white Americans' ancestors came from the UK or N.European. But we don't want to mention that do we?

not being able to neg someone your just repped :p

I think that's statistically untrue. Any proof?

Don't worry, I've just negged him for doubting my totally unbiased, formulated in a fit of annoyance, statistic.

Actually, my totally correct statistic:
http://www.infoplease.com/ipa/A0762137.html

haha :vader::vader:

just noticed I spelt 'you' wrong :D

You sure you're reading that right? Nice try though:lux:

Are there people that actually think this? Christ.

******* hate people like this tbh. Insecure melts desperate to cling onto another country's identity. It's always just one of their grandparents who's Irish and they've never been there anyway.

yep.

Clinton Morrison was as Irish as you could be. You get me innit?

Japan superdry.

so in 2011 the amount of people in USA who considered themselves as Irish descended is almost 8 times the entire population of Ireland. hmm. Speedy breeders I guess.

The thing is about that number is as I mentioned in my first post, it's boosted by sad American twats who are desperate to be Irish for some (unknown to me) reason. Their great great great grandfather might have been Irish and married a German, and subsequent great great grandfather, great grandfather, grandfather and father married any nationality you can think of (bar Irish) and they would still consider themselves Irish over anything else.

Those earings that look like a black polo.

There's never an excuse for rudeness.