

The first straight catheter was discovered for real by an Irish gent. He would go to the pub drink his pints wearing his Irish cap with a feather on the side. Pinned behind the feather was a small straight catheter. He could drink his friends under the table. Yes, this is true not Irish folk lore. He discovered the straight catheter at its beginning.

thanks for that, I will make sure I am tied down when I go for drink or two.

I'm Irish and I have to say that one cracked me up !!! By the way..the moniker "Paddy" was always considered a serious insult in modern Ireland ...a bit like "Wetback" or "Cracker" . However on Paddy's Day ....Everyone gets a " Get out of Jail Free Card " in honor of St Paddy lol !!
Going to pass that one on to many others on my list . Thanks, I needed a laugh.
It's an insult unless your name actually IS Paddy !! haha !

I'm Irish and I have to say that one cracked me up !!! By the way..the moniker "Paddy" was always considered a serious insult in modern Ireland ...a bit like "Wetback" or "Cracker" . However on Paddy's Day ....Everyone gets a " Get out of Jail Free Card " in honor of St Paddy lol !!
Going to pass that one on to many others on my list . Thanks, I needed a laugh.
It's an insult unless your name actually IS Paddy !! haha !

Good one, Gerald. Magoo, "Cead mile failte!" As another proud Narrowback, I learned long ago that no one can really insult the Irish for being Irish. There is an old saying somewhere in the Bible: "If you're lucky enough to be born Irish, you're lucky enough."
Call me "Paddy" anytime.
PB

Cead mile failte to all of you. Not sure what it means but I think it's good. I looked through the entire bible for PB's reference but was unable to find it. My bible is difficult to understand. It's in Polish.
Na zdrowie,
Mike

Since Ireland as a nation did not exist when the Bible was compiled, I doubt that statement is actually a quote. But I would be willing to bet that it is handwritten in the front or back of some Bibles, especially if they belong to Irish people.