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Four - leaf 'shamrocks'

cyclopath2001 · 2005-03-16 08:12:49

I got just a well-meant greeting featuring a series of dancing leprechauns. Very nice thought, but one of these has his hands down his trousers and is swinging a pint of orange-coloured beer & sporting a four-leaf clover..... Attached image came from http://smileys.smileycentral.com/cat/8/8_9_2.gif What do readers here…

16-03-2005 8:12am

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cyclopath2001

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I got just a well-meant greeting featuring a series of dancing leprechauns.

Very nice thought, but one of these has his hands down his trousers and is swinging a pint of orange-coloured beer & sporting a four-leaf clover.....

Attached image came from

http://smileys.smileycentral.com/cat/8/8_9_2.gif

What do readers here think of sites promoting negative racial stereotypes? I guess it might be based in America.

They have a feedback page on http://feedback.smileycentral.com/index2b.jsp?key=sc1

Let them know what you think.

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#2 16-03-2005 8:27am

Chalk

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i think hes pretty typical irish tbh.

happy paddys day et lighten up

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#3 25-03-2005 3:56pm

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Did ye know that there is no such thing as a Shamrock Plant, what we refer to is really a white clover. They are loads of different clovers, and St.Patrick is supposed to have picked one and refrred to it as the Trinity.

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