Canadian college St Patricks day riot

[TPBlinD]

http://m.youtube.com/#/watch?desktop_uri=%2Fwatch%3Fv%3Dsrz9XlBu_PQ%26fea ture%3Dplayer_embedded&feature=player_embedded&v=srz9XlBu_PQ&gl=CA sorry about the link it's p butchered
Fanshawe college riot for drinking, has anyone heard that this happened this past weekend?
Is anyone surprised its my school :$

[thehoodedsmack]

Yeah, we all heard about it, you blew up the god-damned CTV van!

And no, nobody is surprised it was Fanshawe.

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[TVTyrant]

wtf is fanshawe?

[Nero]

http://lmgtfy.com/?q=Fanshawe

[TPBlinD]

I loved the walking dead/fanshawe picture so much. Everyone is shit talking my school :(

[Amit]

Good.

[Cortexian]

Add the damages to the student loans of those caught from the College/posting pictures of themselves on FB from the Colledge/anyone they can link to the College.

Problem solved.

[Limited]

St patricks day can fuck right off in my opinion

[=sw=warlord]

St patricks day can fuck right off in my opinion
Still suffering from that hang over from last year? lol.
St Patrick's day is the only day of the year you can know with certainty if your kidneys work or not without seeing a doctor.

[Nero]

St patricks day can fuck right off in my opinion

This.

[Limited]

Still suffering from that hang over from last year? lol.
St Patrick's day is the only day of the year you can know with certainty if your kidneys work or not without seeing a doctor.St Patrick's Day was pretty much invented by the Americans. The day was originally a low key thing and he wasnt even Irish.

I reckon only 1 out of 100 people who celebrate it actually know a little about what it really is about.

More English people celebrate St Patrick's Day than St George's Day...thats fucked up.

[TPBlinD]

Add the damages to the student loans of those caught from the College/posting pictures of themselves on FB from the Colledge/anyone they can link to the College.

Problem solved.
So anyone who was in any pictures that day and goes to the school has to pay damages?

:/

[=sw=warlord]

St Patrick's Day was pretty much invented by the Americans. The day was originally a low key thing and he wasnt even Irish.

Wat? (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Saint_Patrick)

[Limited]

Wat? (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Saint_Patrick)
How about you read my whole post instead of reading simple snapshots?

It was originally a low key event, it was a religious holiday and people would feast with a big meal. The current day celebrations are nothing to do with the real man. Its simple an excuse to drink and party. Do Americans actually know he was a slave?

[=sw=warlord]

How about you get your facts straight instead of throwing false information about?

[El Lobo]

Blind, I enjoy when you party.

[TVTyrant]

St Patrick's Day was pretty much invented by the Americans. The day was originally a low key thing and he wasnt even Irish.

I reckon only 1 out of 100 people who celebrate it actually know a little about what it really is about.

More English people celebrate St Patrick's Day than St George's Day...thats fucked up.
The difference is my ancestors didn't need a reason for insane drunkenness. That's their usual state.

But Americans do.

[Limited]

How about you get your facts straight instead of throwing false information about?Explain...

[Timo]

Nice, hope you got amongst that blind

[Warsaw]

Wait...people in the USA actually celebrate Saint Patrick's Day? The most I've ever seen is people wearing green and pinching each other, but even most don't bother...

[Cortexian]

So anyone who was in any pictures that day and goes to the school has to pay damages?

:/
Don't be dumb, they'd do it just like they did with the Vancouver riots. They pick out the people actually pictured destroying property.

Like that guy from Vancouver that had a $25,000 scholarship that got revoked and the money went to pay for damages to the Police cruiser he set on fire.

[=sw=warlord]

Explain...
You realize St Patricks day hasn't always been about drinking right?
Nor did the Americans invent it, St patrick was a Welsh guy who got abducted by the Irish and later became a bishop.
(http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Saint_Patrick)So no, The Americans did not invent St Patricks day.

[Tnnaas]

There are very few things that genuinely belong to us.

[TeeKup]

I normally don't celebrate in holidays because of people's lack of understanding of their origin. I celebrate christmas by spending time with those closest to me. Free stuff is nice but I honestly don't care at my age. Also people seem to forget that Christmas originated from romans who went around commiting acts of sexual deviancy while also abhorently drinking...oh and human sacrifices. Easter? Sorry I got bored of that when I was 7. Martin Luther King Day? I honer and respect a man quietly in my head for the things he accomplished. Presidents day? I hate my government. Independence day? Another day to go eat BBQ and drink alcohol (for me this is rare, for other americans, not so much.)

[Limited]

You realize St Patricks day hasn't always been about drinking right?
Nor did the Americans invent it, St patrick was a Welsh guy who got abducted by the Irish and later became a bishop.
(http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Saint_Patrick)So no, The Americans did not invent St Patricks day.
This is proof you did not read my post.

See the words 'pretty much', that means they've effectively created the holiday themselves.

How about you read my whole post instead of reading simple snapshots?

It was originally a low key event, it was a religious holiday and people would feast with a big meal. The current day celebrations are nothing to do with the real man. Its simple an excuse to drink and party. Do Americans actually know he was a slave?
Thats literally me describing, that it wasnt about drinking. How else can I explain that further? Americans made it about drinking.

So, where was I throwing false information around?

So yeah, read between the lines. What I'm saying is it wasnt really a holiday, they originally had it as a low key event, had a feast and that was it. Nowadays people dress in green, go to pubs and get mortal. Dance around and wear leprechaun outfits - that it is being Americanized.

[Tnnaas]

I might be the only American to wear the traditional blue on St. Patrick's Day. That whole "wear green" stuff originated from wearing a shamrock, symbolic of the Trinity, if I recall correctly.

Fifth grade history is so fuzzy to me now. :ugh:

[=sw=warlord]

I might be the only American to wear the traditional blue on St. Patrick's Day. That whole "wear green" stuff originated from wearing a shamrock, symbolic of the Trinity, if I recall correctly.


Correct, more specifically the throne holder would import shamrock to be worn on the Irish guards uniforms, something still done today.
So as I said limited, they did not practically make the holiday, it already existed, more to the point Beer has quite a large history when it came to famine.
I read what you said but apparently you not did not understand what I said.

[Limited]

Correct, more specifically the throne holder would import shamrock to be worn on the Irish guards uniforms, something still done today.
So as I said limited, they did not practically make the holiday, it already existed, more to the point Beer has quite a large history when it came to famine.
I read what you said but apparently you not did not understand what I said.
Okay Americans made it a 'world-wide' holiday, happy?

[TVTyrant]

Okay Americans made it a 'world-wide' holiday, happy?
There are millions of people of Irish descent here

My family is almost completely Irish

You saying that is just trying to make a slant against a group of people who, in some cases, are celebrating their heritage