St. Patricks Day

**piperdbh** · 21st January 12, 07:41 AM

Originally Posted by sailortats

Now, does anyone know what happens when you drink Guinness with a Laphroaig chaser? Or maybe that should be drink Laphroaig with a Guinness chaser.

I would say you'd ruin the taste of both of them.

**Geoff Withnell** · 21st January 12, 07:43 AM

Originally Posted by sailortats

Thanks for setting me straight guys. It appears that I misunderstood what was said. I shall certainly be wearing my kilt to a couple of the Irish bars in town to help celebrate the day.
Now, does anyone know what happens when you drink Guinness with a Laphroaig chaser? Or maybe that should be drink Laphroaig with a Guinness chaser.

No I don't know what happens. I tried it, but I don't remember!

**flyingshamrock** · 21st January 12, 08:28 AM

St. Patrick's Day 3-17-11... All 8 of my brothers and sisters celebrate at my moms, then we head out on the town... I have no clue who the woman in the picture is. She just wanted a picture taken with me.

**mookien** · 21st January 12, 07:42 PM

Originally Posted by sailortats

... Now, does anyone know what happens when you drink Guinness with a Laphroaig chaser? ...

Originally Posted by flyingshamrock

...

Is that what happens, or is she just chasing Laphroaig?

**CDNSushi** · 21st January 12, 10:41 PM

Originally Posted by flyingshamrock

St. Patrick's Day 3-17-11... All 8 of my brothers and sisters celebrate at my moms, then we head out on the town... I have no clue who the woman in the picture is. She just wanted a picture taken with me.

Well, it looks like she's got herself a "handful" in that photo!

And by the expression on your face, it doesn't seem like you mind!

**auld argonian** · 21st January 12, 10:46 PM

It's all about Celtic solidarity! Wear the frickin; thing...you'll be right in style....I always do even though the third and fourth generation Irish in these parts think that appropriate apparel is a pair of Dockers and an Irish fisherman's sweater....and a Notre Dame hat.

Best

AA

**Lime** · 22nd January 12, 03:00 AM

I hope not; it's my birthday... and if I can't wear the kilt on my birthday then I really don't know what the world is coming to!

**flyingshamrock** · 22nd January 12, 04:04 AM

Originally Posted by CDNSushi

Well, it looks like she's got herself a "handful" in that photo!

And by the expression on your face, it doesn't seem like you mind!

My sister took the picture and then got my wifes attention in mid pose, it didn't end well for either person in the photo.

**bdkilted** · 22nd January 12, 01:27 PM

There will be a lot of Scots in kilts at the North Texas Irish Festival for St. Patrick's day. In fact we take the clans will be there to convince any Mc's we can find that they are Scottish! (Yes, I know there are Mc/Mac's on both sides of the channel, but it is still fun watching them try to process it )

**clanciankent** · 22nd January 12, 01:35 PM

Laphroaig is far too good to be a chaser,it should be enjoyed on its own in a leisurely manner.

Originally Posted by sailortats

Thanks for setting me straight guys. It appears that I misunderstood what was said. I shall certainly be wearing my kilt to a couple of the Irish bars in town to help celebrate the day.
Now, does anyone know what happens when you drink Guinness with a Laphroaig chaser? Or maybe that should be drink Laphroaig with a Guinness chaser.