Sam Atherton
Member
I just noticed the shamrock...
Happy Guinness Day! :guiness
Happy Guinness Day! :guiness
Happy St. Patrick's Day!
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Accidental
Supporting Member
Where is it then? I've been looking for ages! 
(The shamrock, not the day - before I get any sarky answers! :lol: )
(The shamrock, not the day - before I get any sarky answers! :lol: )
Naomi McFadyen
New Member
Accidental, are you blonde? by any chance? ;-)
Look at the mouthpiece.com banner on the top of the screen!
Happy St. Patty's Day...
you just beat me by 2 mins on the thread Sam :lol:
:guiness :guiness :guiness :guiness
Look at the mouthpiece.com banner on the top of the screen!
Happy St. Patty's Day...
you just beat me by 2 mins on the thread Sam :lol:
:guiness :guiness :guiness :guiness
Sam Atherton
Member
Naruco said:
My typing has got much faster since I started posting on here!! :lol:
Accidental
Supporting Member
Yes guys I am blonde..... but honest to god there's no shamrock anywhere on my screen! :lol:
I didn't see the daffodil either - but never mentioned it cos thought I was being blonde/blind and stupid! :cry:
I didn't see the daffodil either - but never mentioned it cos thought I was being blonde/blind and stupid! :cry:
RE Shamrock... it is there honest... probably means you have to do a refresh of your page as all the tMP logo's are stored within the temporary internet files cache on your local machine. Try pressing Ctrl first then whilst holding that key down, press the F5 key. This forces your machine to re-read all the tMP files from the server and will update the logo..... to be sure, to be sure... :wink:
Accidental
Supporting Member
Eureka! Very cute and green it is, to be sure! :lol:
Cheers John.
Cheers John.
drummergurl
Active Member
very nice
The Cornet King
Active Member
Happy St Patricks Day. I shall enjoy a few pints of my favourite Guinness tonight! :guiness
Hows about a few Irish jokes then. (all in good taste!)
Did you hear about the Irish Kamikaze Pilot???
He's on his 10th mission! :lol:
What do you call an irishman who bounces off walls???
Rick O'Shea!!! :lol:
Hows about a few Irish jokes then. (all in good taste!)
Did you hear about the Irish Kamikaze Pilot???
He's on his 10th mission! :lol:
What do you call an irishman who bounces off walls???
Rick O'Shea!!! :lol:
drummergurl
Active Member
The Cornet King said:Happy St Patricks Day. I shall enjoy a few pints of my favourite Guinness tonight! :guiness
Hows about a few Irish jokes then. (all in good taste!)
Did you hear about the Irish Kamimaze Pilot???
He's on his 10th mission! :lol:
What do you call an irishman who bounces off walls???
Rick O'Shea!!! :lol:
i dont get it
The Cornet King
Active Member
...My apologies, i spelt Kamikaze wrong originally! You should get it now!
drummergurl
Active Member
still dont get it
I think we have another blonde one here!!
The Cornet King
Active Member
oh! :shock:
Right then...Kamikaze pilots were mostly used by the Japanese in World War II. They used their own planes as bombs, so they would fly their planes into ships etc to blow them up. The pilots would thus kill themselves in the process as their still in the planes. It was seen by the Japanese as honourable suicide.
Stereotype of an irishman is that they are a bit thick. So he is on his 10th Kamikaze mission, hence too thick to fly his plane and kill himself, or anything else for that matter!
Right then...Kamikaze pilots were mostly used by the Japanese in World War II. They used their own planes as bombs, so they would fly their planes into ships etc to blow them up. The pilots would thus kill themselves in the process as their still in the planes. It was seen by the Japanese as honourable suicide.
Stereotype of an irishman is that they are a bit thick. So he is on his 10th Kamikaze mission, hence too thick to fly his plane and kill himself, or anything else for that matter!