Were you born in the United States? Were your great-grandparents born in Ireland?

[Klostrophobic]

Congratulations! That makes you more related to Ireland than the United States.

Join the club I have set up. It's great.

Thank you for your time.

 

[11646]

Errrr...what club, I am afraid to ask? (Whatever it is, I have no part in this...)

 

[Solid Lifters]

I was born in SoCal, but my parents waited for me to be born in America so I can become a natural citizen. I was almost born in Germany or Holland, which is where they were headed before I was born. Germany or Holland is close to Ireland, so, does that count?

 

[musclecarfan]

Ummm ,

Ya somthing like that.

 

[911_Carrera]

My mother's maiden name is originally Irish....

 

[TurboSmoke]

ahhh shut the fck up....your american not Irish, not Welsh English or Scots...born in America your American...

 

[Race Idiot]

Originally posted by TurboSmoke
ahhh shut the fck up....your american not Irish, not Welsh English or Scots...born in America your American...

Way to get worked up about it.....

BTW I am a real American.

 

[911_Carrera]

Originally posted by TurboSmoke
ahhh shut the fck up....your american not Irish, not Welsh English or Scots...born in America your American...

I'm a real Welshman. You in a bad mood cos we hammered you last night?

 

[Will.c]

I can see where this is going.. lets wait and see.

my Grandparents were born in Ireland, but we now live in good ol' Blighty.

lets see what Irish surnames we have here.
Mine is Conneely. like conoly and all the other variations.

 

[TurboSmoke]

Originally posted by 911_Carrera
You in a bad mood cos we hammered you last night?

YES

 

[milefile]

The ignore feature is great until the ignored member is so amazingly idiotic that everybody quotes him.

I'm American even though my ancestors came from Ireland. It's hard o understand the fascination with where one's ancestors came from, as if it matters in the slightest. If you're Irish then you really ought to move to Ireland.

 

[Race Idiot]

Originally posted by TurboSmoke
YES

Fair doos.

I have an Irish family name, but my family isn't Irish at all. Well at least the generations that are still alive aren't.

 

[911_Carrera]

My mother's name is Magoris. It's Irish somewhere down the line.

 

[TurboSmoke]

Originally posted by milefile
The ignore feature is great until the ignored member is so amazingly idiotic that everybody quotes him.

YYYEEESSSS!!!!...man the happiest day of my life...one day m/f will get his head out of the sand....

 

[DoomsDayDevice4]

My great-great-great grandparents were from Ireland. They came to the US about 150 years ago.

 

[Klostrophobic]

Originally posted by TurboSmoke
ahhh shut the fck up....your american not Irish, not Welsh English or Scots...born in America your American...

I suppose Scotland hasn't received news of sarcasm yet.

"If it ain't on the back of a sheep, I don't know about it!"

 

[Der Alta]

I was born here, my great-great-great Grandparents were Irish. A few were Scottish and a few were German.

They came to the US via Canada. Eh?

AO

 

[hanker]

Yeehaw, represent the The Great land North of all you's.......eh

 

[rollazn]

I am an American Citizen born in Long Beach, California. My parents was borned and raised in China; Cambodia.
Eitherway i am American... Asian-American is how i should put it.