St. Patrick's Day Survey
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1. Being English I don't think I qualify!
2. Not a lot, I'm skint
3. ??
4. In the very long run. However I'm not sure most Browns fans can wait that long!
5. Laphroaig - A peaty malt from Islay!
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Here is this week's Survey...in honor of St. Patrick's Day tomorrow. Give your info or opinion:
1. What percentage, if any, Irish are you?
2. What are your plans for St. Paddy's day? (and, by the way, it IS St. Paddy's, not St. Patty's day.)
3. How are your Brackets going?
4. Do you think Holmgren and Heckerts plan of doing very little in FA, and relying on the draft is going to be successful?
5. The word "Whiskey" comes from the Irish "uisce beatha" which translates to "water of life". The monks in Ireland came up with this as they believed that what we call whiskey was the water of life.
What is your favorite "water of life" whether of not it is "uisce beatha", or not?
Here is this week's Survey...in honor of St. Patrick's Day tomorrow. Give your info or opinion:
1. What percentage, if any, Irish are you?
0%. I am 50% Israeli and 50% Romanian. I am the hebrew vampire!!!
2. What are your plans for St. Paddy's day? (and, by the way, it IS St. Paddy's, not St. Patty's day.)
I will be on a plane or at airports all day. Going to Ft. Myers, Florida for Spring Break.
3. How are your Brackets going?
Have only missed West Virginia. Everything else has been perfect. I am ecstatic.
4. Do you think Holmgren and Heckerts plan of doing very little in FA, and relying on the draft is going to be successful?
I do. I think Cleveland fans are always way too quick to jump the gun and thats why our constant regime changes happen and we never see success. All we need is patience and things will work itself out. Hopefully some people on this board can wake up to that.
5. The word "Whiskey" comes from the Irish "uisce beatha" which translates to "water of life". The monks in Ireland came up with this as they believed that what we call whiskey was the water of life.
What is your favorite "water of life" whether of not it is "uisce beatha", or not?
Guinness Draught is tough to beat. I love bourbon and bourbon flavored beer. Baily's is also excellent. My favorite hard drink though is a Bloody Mary. When made well, they are little tastes of heaven.
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1. ~0%
2. probably studying... yep
3. Pretty damn good
4. We shall see. I'd like to see more though. Why not utilize both?
5. Gatorade
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Here is this week's Survey...in honor of St. Patrick's Day tomorrow. Give your info or opinion:
1. What percentage, if any, Irish are you?
2. What are your plans for St. Paddy's day? (and, by the way, it IS St. Paddy's, not St. Patty's day.)
3. How are your Brackets going?
4. Do you think Holmgren and Heckerts plan of doing very little in FA, and relying on the draft is going to be successful?
5. The word "Whiskey" comes from the Irish "uisce beatha" which translates to "water of life". The monks in Ireland came up with this as they believed that what we call whiskey was the water of life.
What is your favorite "water of life" whether of not it is "uisce beatha", or not?
Here is this week's Survey...in honor of St. Patrick's Day tomorrow. Give your info or opinion:
1. What percentage, if any, Irish are you?
I don't know the percentage...my Mamas side came in from Ireland through Savannah, Ga. in the 1740's....settling in Alabama maybe 25 years later.
2. What are your plans for St. Paddy's day? (and, by the way, it IS St. Paddy's, not St. Patty's day.)
No real plans. I drink every day, so nothing unusual.
3. How are your Brackets going?
OK I guess. No final 4 teams out at this point.
4. Do you think Holmgren and Heckerts plan of doing very little in FA, and relying on the draft is going to be successful?
No
5. The word "Whiskey" comes from the Irish "uisce beatha" which translates to "water of life". The monks in Ireland came up with this as they believed that what we call whiskey was the water of life.
What is your favorite "water of life" whether of not it is "uisce beatha", or not?
Pritchards Tennessee Whiskey ...the best of the best....my top everyday drinker is Jack Daniels Tennessee Whiskey
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1. 25%. The rest is Italian.
2. Downtown Cleveland with the wife.
3. Pretty well actually. I have all my elite eight teams and 14 sweet sixteens.
4. I would like to see them get more involved.
5. Beer and tequila.
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Here is this week's Survey...in honor of St. Patrick's Day tomorrow. Give your info or opinion:
1. What percentage, if any, Irish are you?
2. What are your plans for St. Paddy's day? (and, by the way, it IS St. Paddy's, not St. Patty's day.)
3. How are your Brackets going?
4. Do you think Holmgren and Heckerts plan of doing very little in FA, and relying on the draft is going to be successful?
5. The word "Whiskey" comes from the Irish "uisce beatha" which translates to "water of life". The monks in Ireland came up with this as they believed that what we call whiskey was the water of life.
What is your favorite "water of life" whether of not it is "uisce beatha", or not?
Here is this week's Survey...in honor of St. Patrick's Day tomorrow. Give your info or opinion:
1. What percentage, if any, Irish are you?
2. What are your plans for St. Paddy's day? (and, by the way, it IS St. Paddy's, not St. Patty's day.)
3. How are your Brackets going?
4. Do you think Holmgren and Heckerts plan of doing very little in FA, and relying on the draft is going to be successful?
5. The word "Whiskey" comes from the Irish "uisce beatha" which translates to "water of life". The monks in Ireland came up with this as they believed that what we call whiskey was the water of life.
What is your favorite "water of life" whether of not it is "uisce beatha", or not?
1. 12.5%
2. Not drinking which sucks.
3. Didn't do one, I don't see the point.
4. Yes and it has proven to be successful. You don't start signing the bigger names in FA until you only need those one or two more pieces.
5. Wild Turkey
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1. What percentage, if any, Irish are you? 12.5%
2. What are your plans for St. Paddy's day? NCAA watching and tax prep...
3. How are your Brackets going? Shitty...
4. Do you think Holmgren and Heckerts plan of doing very little in FA, and relying on the draft is going to be successful? Since success is relative, I think they'll be relatively successful...
5. The word "Whiskey" comes from the Irish "uisce beatha" which translates to "water of life". The monks in Ireland came up with this as they believed that what we call whiskey was the water of life. What is your favorite "water of life"?
Aye Laddie, but do ye know why they considered it to be "the water of life"?
My favourite tisn't Irish, but rather Scotland's Glenmorangie... the 18 yo is brilliant!
Slainte mhath.... y'all...
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1. What percentage, if any, Irish are you?
0%...but everyones Irish on St. Paddys day
2. What are your plans for St. Paddy's day? (and, by the way, it IS St. Paddy's, not St. Patty's day.)
Making Corned Beef brisket and swilling a few beers.
3. How are your Brackets going?
not doing them.
4. Do you think Holmgren and Heckerts plan of doing very little in FA, and relying on the draft is going to be successful?
I hope so.
5. The word "Whiskey" comes from the Irish "uisce beatha" which translates to "water of life". The monks in Ireland came up with this as they believed that what we call whiskey was the water of life.
What is your favorite "water of life" whether of not it is "uisce beatha", or not?
Canadian Club and water.
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Here is this week's Survey...in honor of St. Patrick's Day tomorrow. Give your info or opinion:
1. What percentage, if any, Irish are you?
2. What are your plans for St. Paddy's day? (and, by the way, it IS St. Paddy's, not St. Patty's day.)
3. How are your Brackets going?
4. Do you think Holmgren and Heckerts plan of doing very little in FA, and relying on the draft is going to be successful?
5. The word "Whiskey" comes from the Irish "uisce beatha" which translates to "water of life". The monks in Ireland came up with this as they believed that what we call whiskey was the water of life.
What is your favorite "water of life" whether of not it is "uisce beatha", or not?
Here is this week's Survey...in honor of St. Patrick's Day tomorrow. Give your info or opinion:
1. What percentage, if any, Irish are you?
2. What are your plans for St. Paddy's day? (and, by the way, it IS St. Paddy's, not St. Patty's day.)
3. How are your Brackets going?
4. Do you think Holmgren and Heckerts plan of doing very little in FA, and relying on the draft is going to be successful?
5. The word "Whiskey" comes from the Irish "uisce beatha" which translates to "water of life". The monks in Ireland came up with this as they believed that what we call whiskey was the water of life.
What is your favorite "water of life" whether of not it is "uisce beatha", or not?
1. Zero
2. Birthday Party for a 1 yr old
3. Epic Fail
4. I think that i AM VERY GRATEFUL FOR WHOEVER CREATED FANTASY FOOTBALL
5, Water
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Here is this week's Survey...in honor of St. Patrick's Day tomorrow. Give your info or opinion:
1. What percentage, if any, Irish are you?
2. What are your plans for St. Paddy's day? (and, by the way, it IS St. Paddy's, not St. Patty's day.)
3. How are your Brackets going?
4. Do you think Holmgren and Heckerts plan of doing very little in FA, and relying on the draft is going to be successful?
5. The word "Whiskey" comes from the Irish "uisce beatha" which translates to "water of life". The monks in Ireland came up with this as they believed that what we call whiskey was the water of life.
What is your favorite "water of life" whether of not it is "uisce beatha", or not?
Here is this week's Survey...in honor of St. Patrick's Day tomorrow. Give your info or opinion:
I guess I should give answers to my own survey:
1. What percentage, if any, Irish are you?
I actually have dual citizenship, Ireland and US because my mother was born in Ireland. Anyone whose parent was born there is automatically a citizen. All I would really need to do to confirm it more would be to apply for an Irish passport. I have had the application to do so for some time, but haven't gotten around to it.
That said, I am only half Irish and half Hillbilly, my dad being from Kentucky.
Though, lineage wise on his side I am probably mostly Scottish. The Gipper's were from Dumfries and Galloway.
2. What are your plans for St. Paddy's day? (and, by the way, it IS St. Paddy's, not St. Patty's day.)
I had no real plans starting out. I went out to breakfast but got kicked out because the restaurant had a fire in the kitchen. (Hell, I didn't even get a chance to pay my bill.) I had thought about going out, but instead I just stayed in an watched the tournament, plus I had bought the DVD of the first season of The Game of Thrones, so I was also watching that.
3. How are your Brackets going?
I didn't do any brackets, but I feel like a winner with all the Ohio teams still in it.
4. Do you think Holmgren and Heckerts plan of doing very little in FA, and relying on the draft is going to be successful?
Actually, yes, I know deep down in my soul these guys will bring a winner to the Browns via the draft.
5. The word "Whiskey" comes from the Irish "uisce beatha" which translates to "water of life". The monks in Ireland came up with this as they believed that what we call whiskey was the water of life.
What is your favorite "water of life" whether of not it is "uisce beatha", or not?
Actually, it is probably Coca Cola.
But at appropriate time, Guinness, Harps, and Jameson will do.
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1. Being English I don't think I qualify!
2. Not a lot, I'm skint
3. ??
4. In the very long run. However I'm not sure most Browns fans can wait that long!
5. Laphroaig - A peaty malt from Islay!
1. Being English I don't think I qualify!
2. Not a lot, I'm skint
3. ??
4. In the very long run. However I'm not sure most Browns fans can wait that long!
5. Laphroaig - A peaty malt from Islay!
Kennel Club: "Brackets", bracketology refers to picking the winners of the games of the NCAA Basketball Tournament. Its a big time deal here. One of the premier sporting events of the year....and a major gambling event.
http://espn.go.com/mens-college-basketball/tournament/bracket
And, by the way, isn't Kamac from Islay?
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