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I cant wait to go to it it is on sunday. are there any other fellow drunken chicagoins that will be attending i sure as hell am


GO IRISH

me after a long day of drinking jamesons irish whiskey =>

cheers irish
rockin it ireland style

Its "CHICAGOANS"

Please show respect to the people of our fair city.

Irish Car bombs for the hangover!

I'm Irish and a Chicagoan from the south side! w00t

I never go to the parades though. I dislike dealing with or being around drunken idiots.

hehehehe

Originally posted by Lana
I'm Irish and a Chicagoan from the south side! w00t

I never go to the parades though. I dislike dealing with or being around drunken idiots.

that rules out any hanging out for us

Originally posted by Alliance
Its "CHICAGOANS"

Please show respect to the people of our fair city.

quiet you, its not my fault i cant spell you can blame that on our public school systems

Just remind Lana that she lives north of the tracks, therefore can claim no alliegance to the south side.

We're clearly west-siders, albeit more south than north.

That's odd, I went through the public school system here and can spell perfectly fine.

So can, well, just about every single person I know in this area.

But then again, I did go to one of the best high schools in the state

Originally posted by Alliance
Just remind Lana that she lives north of the tracks, therefore can claim no alliegance to the south side.

We're clearly west-siders, albeit more south than north.

Hey, when I lived in the city I lived further south than Comiskey Park (I refuse to call it by the new name...), thus I can claim to be a south sider

DeNiro's a suburbanite if I remember correctly, too.

By Comiskey are you referring to US Cellular field?

"WHEN I lived on the south side...."

On St. Pattys day, lots of people magically become southsiders.

Originally posted by DeNiro
quiet you, its not my fault i cant spell you can blame that on our public school systems

I went to public school.

Originally posted by Alliance
By Comiskey are you referring to US Cellular field?

"WHEN I lived on the south side...."

On St. Pattys day, lots of people magically become southsiders.



I went to public school.

I was born in Chicago and lived there as a kid, last of my family to have actually been born and lived in the city. I lived about a mile from Midway Airport, which is the south side

*curses the fact that they changed the name*

On St. Patrick's Day, a lot of people magically become Irish and don't seem to realize that it's not actually a party holiday

My family's been south side Irish since they first started coming over here from Ireland in the 1830s

Oh, and our area of the suburbs is really boring... ermm

Originally posted by DeNiro
I cant wait to go to it it is on sunday. are there any other fellow drunken chicagoins that will be attending i sure as hell am


GO IRISH

me after a long day of drinking jamesons irish whiskey => Go Irish!

Originally posted by Lana
Oh, and our area of the suburbs is really boring... ermm

Hah. Tell me about it and yet, compared to life in small cities like Madison, it was so exciting. Such is life. At least you don't live in the crime ridden south side of Brookfiled like my buddy.

Originally posted by Alliance
Hah. Tell me about it and yet, compared to life in small cities like Madison, it was so exciting. Such is life. At least you don't live in the crime ridden south side of Brookfiled like my buddy.

Nope, instead I live in the northern part of it by the zoo where we have tons of cops driving around doing absolutely nothing

Kind of funny to be referring to Brookfield like that when it's such a small town...but pretty much north and south of Ogden is like two seperate towns.

Yup. I bike to the zoo all the time along the trails in the summer.

I'm walking distance from it

I could walk, it would take me a while.

Well, it'd take me about 15-20 minutes

i couldn't bike there that fast, well maybe I could, but not on the winding trails.