Re: Saint Patricks Day

Weena · by Weena on Thu Mar 11, 2010 3:54 pm

Either way - it'll soo go well in my armour collection.

by Guest on Thu Mar 11, 2010 5:29 pm

Meh, Its nice, means that we can use the armor and look like a leppy, yet have half decent skills for fighting!

AND DESTROY THE NON-BELIVERS!

Also, this topic is getting to AQW related, so I started a topic on the AQW Thread for this armor discussion, please go here: http://www.trforums.com/aqw-talk-f2/saint-patricks-day-t1765.htm#56016

**Vampiric** · by **Vampiric** on Thu Mar 11, 2010 8:31 pm

To be honest, not many people celebrate Saint Patrick's Day here. I do remember in primary school (is it called elementary in USA? Or grade school?) that anyone by the name of Patrick could go to the tuck shop to collect a free goodie bag. The whole concept kind of failed since we knew exactly who the lucky ones (pun not intended) were each time the day swung round and it didn't really change over the 7 years either.

At one stage, I think it was the third Saint Patrick's Day, the mother of the boy called Patrick in my class stopped making him lunch on this day because he would basically get a free meal anyway.

Caeel · by Caeel on Thu Mar 11, 2010 10:17 pm

Vampiric wrote:(is it called elementary in USA? Or grade school?)

At one stage, I think it was the third Saint Patrick's Day, the mother of the boy called Patrick in my class stopped making him lunch on this day because he would basically get a free meal anyway.

1) Depends, primary does to 5th grade (6th-8th is middle school). And grade school does from 1st-8th.

2) Lol, my second grade teacher had surgery to make her ears all elf like, then on St. Patty's day she said the leprechauns were her cousins :P