I need one 'o those

Collie's = <3

The artist did a wonderful job. :3

Very nice.

Northern Ireland flag is so much better.
Random fact: Tri-colours are burned every 11th July atop bonfires.

Actually, that's not the Northern Ireland flag. This is: http://tinyurl.com/3xpmjbg

From your link "This is "Saint Patrick's saltire", the third component of the Union Flag. It represents Ireland and is called "Saint Patrick's cross/saltire", though whether this was originally an authentic symbol of Saint Patrick is historically quite doubtful."

Northern Ireland is represented in the Union Jack by the Saltire, so thats why I go with it, because its different. The 'Northern Irish' flag is just stupid, its the english flag with the Ulster's red hand :P I'm not against the connection with England, I honestly don't even care what happens to this country, but Northern Ireland is so lazy with everything, from having the English National Anthem to basically the English flag, we should make ourselves more separate (from both the UK and Rep.), that probably would stop all the retards in this country from starting 'wars'.

So I'm gonna have to disagree with you that the Northern Irish flag looks better, because just doesn't :P

And I know that the Tri-colour is burnt, by racists (wouldn't mind them being put on the bonfires too), in Northern Ireland in July. I do live there, you know. :P

Maybe its because I'm not a retard, or not a Christian but this whole religious war thing can fuck off and so can everyone who takes part in it

Last line is brilliant.

Heh, glad you approve :)

God, save Ireland from her fools.

Amen?

Coming from a devout Catholic who despises sectarian violence.

Agreed with ya.

=)

Ditto. Each side is as bad as the other. I can see the Short Strand from where I live and riots and stone-throwing is all too common. A friend said there might be that kinda shit this weekend.
>_o

o_o
You're in NI too?
You =

I agree with a load of what you said, there. Especially the last bit. Though I do love bonfires and parades. But any bonfire or parade is good by me.

So I apologise for coming across as an arsehole.

Heh, its not a problem.

I don't enjoy bonfires myself, I just find it odd for a country to be so obsessed with our 'religions' that we practice pagan rituals and those bonfires are mostly used as an excuse to gather in large numbers, drink and hate the other side :P

I just like to distance myself from this country as much as possible, hence why I just tell Americans that I'm plain Irish. Also, it saves me from having to explain the difference to Americans. z.z

Any time I am asked my religion, I'm tempted to say Jedi. To fuck with their heads.
As for Americans, when I tell them I'm from Northern Ireland, they say "I love Ireland!!!111" and I'm like
I really need to stop giving a fuck if people think I'm from the South or not. >_>;

Oh, and I hate having to be careful what t-shirts/footy tops I wear when I go out. -_-
No that I like football. *snicker*

Oh, and I'm tired of having people say "I love your accent!". I keep telling them my accent is not that they're thinking it is. lol

Hah, you should let them have a listen to a thick Northern Irish accent sometime, show them how retarded it is XD

And aye, having to be careful is just a pain. I love Rugby so I support Ulster and Ireland, but I can't wear an Ireland shirt encase someone decides to be retarded near me. You can't even wear a South African rugby shirt or an Australian because some people think its close to Irish >.>

I so much want a S.A. shirt, but wouldn't know where to get one.
And yeah, I hate the Belfast accent. I cringe when I hear it on TV. >_o
I once spoke to a friend in Alabama and he said he didn't hear an accent. I didn't hear one from him, either. lol

Man, looking at this awesome picture makes me wish I had a pint of Guinness.

I would pounce and lick you all over. X3

Woof >:)

*pounce* Arf!

Lucky the Irish. x)
Who it's the nice doggie eh? Who it's? ^ ^

Hehe what's not to love? ^.^