In honor of Saint Patrick’s Day (and yes I know for some of you, it’s just about over already), our friends over at Ranker.com compiled a list of some interesting tidbits aptly named Leprechauns: 7 Things You Probably Didn’t Know.
I personally feel like I can relate to the Clurichaun on some days. I’d say there are a few who can relate as well…
Have a fun and safe St. Patrick’s Day, and raise one for FactPile!
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March 17, 2010
#1
I’m hardly surprised that Leprechauns used to be different, it happens all the time.
March 17, 2010
#2
Where is this thing celebrated? I thought St. Patrick’s was mostly an Irish happening?
March 17, 2010
#3
I’m part Irish and every St. Patrick’s day I see all sorts of commercials with stupid people doing bad Irish accents and dancing Leprehcauns and it pisses me off now I know why.
March 17, 2010
#4
“Where is this thing celebrated? I thought St. Patrick’s was mostly an Irish happening?”
Oh it’s Celebrated too and is one of favorite holidays. It’s a good day to get wasted and celebrate our Irish grandparents
March 17, 2010
#5
Celebrated where?
March 17, 2010
#6
“Celebrated where?”
Plenty of places in America celebrate it. Mostly people who consider themselves Irish, despite the last Irish person in their family most likely being generations ago.
March 17, 2010
#7
“Celebrated where?”
Damn near everywhere
Every Bar and Club celebrates Saint Patricks Day. It’s a holiday that everybody celebrates
March 17, 2010
#8
Everywhere my ass. In Ireland and some parts of the US, perhaps, but I’ve never seen it anywhere else.
March 17, 2010
#9
“Everywhere my ass”
Sorry I meant to state everywhere in America. Because of the impact of the Irish in America. This Irish Holiday also became an American Holiday. So the entire US celebrates Saint Patricks Day. Even non Irish-Americans celebrate the holiday. Irish had a major impact on US History and Culture.
March 17, 2010
#10
its to celebrate Saint patrick, patron saint of ireland, and thank him for getting rid of all the snakes.
but for most people its an excuse to get drunk, and joke about leprechauns.
March 17, 2010
#11
“and thank him for getting rid of all the snakes.”
Whicjh is pretty funny in all honesty.
Paddy: Hey, I got rid of your snakes for you.
Guy: We…Didn’t have any snakes
Paddy: No…I’m pretty sure you had snakes
Guy: Okay…Guess we should give you a national holiday then.
Paddy: Score!
March 17, 2010
#12
If I get eveidence that leprechauns are real you have to suck my balls.
If any one knows where I got this [Similar] line from, you get a free green truck.
March 17, 2010
#13
I am SO gonna do everything in my power to make sure you don’t find squat. You better count on it.
March 17, 2010
#14
“If I get eveidence that leprechauns are real you have to suck my balls.
If any one knows where I got this [Similar] line from, you get a free green truck.”
south park episode imaginationland, now where is my green truck
March 17, 2010
#15
@ shaun
Here is you green truck.
*hands shaun green truck*
Oh, and it has some “golden” rocks on its flat bed.
March 17, 2010
#16
HA! The Irish hate the Leprechauns . . . they aren’t true to the original myths.
Kind of reminds me of how the modern idea of “fairies” as little winged pixies came about.