Who's your favorite Irish (or Irish-American) Marvel superhero or supervillain?

[Monty_Cristo]

so, who is it?

some of my faves....


Slaying Mantis/Eric O'Grady
http://image.comicvine.com/uploads/item/7000/6774/133766-ant-man_400.jpg


Black Tom Cassidy
http://image.comicvine.com/uploads/item/5000/4568/17818-black-tom-cassidy_400.jpg

Ramrod/Patrick Mahony
http://image.comicvine.com/uploads/item/34000/33109/37522-ramrod_150.jpg


Daredevil/Matt Murdock http://image.comicvine.com/uploads/item/25000/24694/79853-daredevil_400.jpg


Shanna the She-Devil/Shanna O'Hara
http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/en/b/bf/Shanna1.jpg


Electro/Max Dillon
http://image.comicvine.com/uploads/item/4000/3228/139786-electro_400.jpg


Seamus Melloncamp
http://image.comicvine.com/uploads/item/28000/27045/87448-seamus-melloncamp_400.jpg

[Comet Man]

1. Original Banshee in the green and yellow costume
2. Shamrock

[pryde15]

I thought Banshee was Scottish?

Anyways I would have to pick Beast.

[Monty_Cristo]

1. Original Banshee in the green and yellow costume
2. Shamrock

you actually like Shamrock?

[Comet Man]

you actually like Shamrock?

Somebody's got to.


I thought Banshee was Scottish?

Anyways I would have to pick Beast.

You're right. Okay, I replace Banshee with Erik O'Grady Ant-Man.

[Magneto Rocks]

Myself.

If I was a super-hero/villain.

I would rock. I'd emulate Tony Stark and set up the "Thirty-Two County Initiative!" (Or Twenty-Six depending on the PC of Northern Ireland)

[XPac]

Hmmm... the Avengers version of Beast is pretty high up there, but the X-Men lion version sucked a lot of the fun out of the character.

I guess I'll go with Eric O'Grady.

[Catlin]

I thought Banshee was Scottish?

No, he's Irish. Moira was Scottish.

[Comet Man]

No, he's Irish. Moira was Scottish.

I give up.

[Leirus]

I give up.

Yep, it is true Irish and my fave. I loved him in Gen-X, by Bachalo and with the celtics jacket...
Sight

[Michael P]

Beast/Doctor Henry P McCoy

Strictly speaking, the "Mc" prefix is more prevalent among the Scottish than the Irish. In any case, Hank's family probably emigrated to the US many generations ago, and has likely intermixed with several distinct European groups since. He's about as anything-American as I am.

[Shyft]

Banshee baby.

[Nyssane]

http://www.adherents.com/lit/comics/img/s/Shamrock.jpg

[Expletive Deleted]

[Shamrock]I liked her Guardians of the Galaxy costume better.

http://i3.photobucket.com/albums/y92/expletivedeleted/300px-Guardiansgalaxy_annual_3.jpg

[Asian_Invasion]

Definitely Eric O'Grady.

[Libaax]

Matt Murdock by far !

One of my favorit heroes overall.

Its wierd seeing characters i have never heard of except Electro being chosen before Matt so far in this thread.

[Deep_Sleeper]

Isn't Matt Murdoch an Irish American? If so, definitely Daredevil.

[Desmodus]

Daredevil, easy.

[IronStarks]

lol i was going to chime in that Daredevil was Irish-American but it seems like (several) people have beat me to the punch!

[GozertheGozarian]

I liked her Guardians of the Galaxy costume better.

http://i3.photobucket.com/albums/y92/expletivedeleted/300px-Guardiansgalaxy_annual_3.jpg
For a moment I thought you were actually going to say Cuchulain.

[Jimmy Holograph]

I like both Daredevil and Spider-Man 2099, Miguel O'hara (half Irish, half Mexican).

[vazel]

Daredevil!

what a weird thread.

[Will.S]

I like both Daredevil and Spider-Man 2099, Miguel O'hara (half Irish, half Mexican).
I would go for those two as well.

If I had to pick one then Daredevil.

[stingerman]

Strictly speaking, the "Mc" prefix is more prevalent among the Scottish than the Irish. In any case, Hank's family probably emigrated to the US many generations ago, and has likely intermixed with several distinct European groups since. He's about as anything-American as I am.

Hmm..you sure? I know we are always referred to as "Mic's" (Mc's).

And Scottish are usually Mac's.

Happy St. Patty's day! Bushmills (or Jameson) and Guinness for everyone!

[Michael P]

Hmm..you sure? I know we are always referred to as "Mic's" (Mc's).

And Scottish are usually Mac's.

Happy St. Patty's day! Bushmills (or Jameson) and Guinness for everyone!

"Micks," as in "Mick," short for "Michael."

[Papa Moai]

In any case, Hank's family probably emigrated to the US many generations ago, and has likely intermixed with several distinct European groups since. He's about as anything-American as I am.That's true. Quite a few American super-heroes probably have a fair amount of Irish ancestry, but Daredevil is the only one, that I can think of, whose heritage is a significant part of the character. For examble, I think Captain America's parents were Irish immigrants, but that is hardly ever mentioned.

[Your Imaginary Pal]

Daredevil
then Banshee, then Syrin.

[Congo Jack]

Irish: Banshee.
Irish-American: Daredevil.

[timbox]

Siryn, of course.

[SquidSquod]

Steve Rogers is of Irish Descent.
Well, on the other hand Tony Stark is part Italian.

[stingerman]

"Micks," as in "Mick," short for "Michael."

LOL. Yes and Paddy for Patrick. However a quick search- some say your way some mine, while still others say its from Wiccan or something. Ah well, doesn't matter. :)

[Jack Flash]

aggh convergent evolution! Check out the X-boards for a similar thread.

But I totally missed Ram Rod. so you get more points!

I vote for Siryn. Although once upon a time I hated that Boozer Loozer for messing with Jimmy Proudstar's heart!

[Libaax]

Best Irish or Irish american villain is by far Electro.


I liked him in the 70's-80's Amazing Spiderman issues i read him in.

Was actually wondering where he is these days.

[Monty_Cristo]

Daredevil!

what a weird thread.

what's weird about it? it's not like i posted it during black history month.


Strictly speaking, the "Mc" prefix is more prevalent among the Scottish than the Irish. In any case, Hank's family probably emigrated to the US many generations ago, and has likely intermixed with several distinct European groups since. He's about as anything-American as I am.

Murdock's a scottish name, as well. but it doesn't make much difference to me whether Beast wears green or blue on St. Patrick's day

[Monty_Cristo]

aggh convergent evolution! Check out the X-boards for a similar thread.

But I totally missed Ram Rod. so you get more points!

I vote for Siryn. Although once upon a time I hated that Boozer Loozer for messing with Jimmy Proudstar's heart!

my thread came first. and i like Siryn too. :)


Best Irish or Irish american villain is by far Electro.


I liked him in the 70's-80's Amazing Spiderman issues i read him in.

Was actually wondering where he is these days.

he was the first Spider-man villain that i ever encountered. it was one of those 70s back issues. Dillon was staning outside of a truck getting dressed into his Electro gear. i remember him warning his lackeys not to touch him because it would be like running into a downed power line (or something along those lines). i thought he was so cool. the Hood thinks he's cool too.

[Monty_Cristo]

Myself.

If I was a super-hero/villain.

I would rock. I'd emulate Tony Stark and set up the "Thirty-Two County Initiative!" (Or Twenty-Six depending on the PC of Northern Ireland)

would there be enough native heroes for that? you might have to import Eric O'Grady.

[Libaax]

The Hood ? Does this mean Electro appears in New Avengers ?

I might check it out only for Electro.

[seeso]

Matt Murdock/Daredevil for sure. I'm also a Banshee fan, I miss him terribly... :(

[Ullar]

Matt Murdock beat Eric O'Grady by a hair.

[Monty_Cristo]

The Hood ? Does this mean Electro appears in New Avengers ?

I might check it out only for Electro.

this happened in the original Hood series. they made Electro out to be a playa. he sort of inspired Parker in a way.



no one's voted for the Guardsman (Michael O'Brien) or Finn Cooley, yet.

http://image.comicvine.com/uploads/item/11000/10309/186363-guardsman_400.jpg

http://image.comicvine.com/uploads/vol/12000/11164/11164-97747-1-punisher_400.jpg

[Monty_Cristo]

Matt Murdock beat Eric O'Grady by a hair.

understood. Matt's a great character who has been around long enough that a no0bie character shouldn't be much competition. but they are both about as irish as it gets. O'Grady is actually an irish name w/ some history behind it. plus he has the green eyes and red hair.

[aut0matic]

Steve Rogers is of Irish Descent.
Well, on the other hand Tony Stark is part Italian.

punisher is italian-american as well

[Monty_Cristo]

punisher is italian-american as well

unfortunately, a lot of marvel's italian characters are part of crime families ex. the Maggia. my favorite is Mark Scarlotti aka the dearly departed Whiplash. but there's also that Blue Shield dude who tried to take Spider-man out recently.

[Magneto Rocks]

would there be enough native heroes for that? you might have to import Eric O'Grady.

Given that we'd have basically Shamrock and Banshee otherwise, we would indeed steal back Irish Americans. THAT MEANS A NAME CHANGE, STEVE ROGERS!

[Monty_Cristo]

Given that we'd have basically Shamrock and Banshee otherwise, we would indeed steal back Irish Americans. THAT MEANS A NAME CHANGE, STEVE ROGERS!

Sean O'Rogers? :D

[Magneto Rocks]

Sean O'Rogers? :D

Sean O'Rogers, Captain Ireland (Or Captaen Eire) with his woundrous green, white and orange shield. Led the... Neutralers.... in World War II. :p

(Though to be fair, "Steve"/"Stephen" is an extremely common name in Ireland, though it is indeed English in origin.)

[Monty_Cristo]

Sean O'Rogers, Captain Ireland (Or Captaen Eire) with his woundrous green, white and orange shield. Led the... Neutralers.... in World War II. :p

(Though to be fair, "Steve"/"Stephen" is an extremely common name in Ireland, though it is indeed English in origin.)

is there a Captain Ireland in canon? i hope they aren't all represented by Braddock.

[Iron Mike]

I think there might be an ultimate Captain Ireland, but if so he's never been addressed on panel, or had any speaking lines, or done anything other than be a background character.

As for Captain Britain, I think he's supposed to cover the whole british isles, so yeah, that would include Ireland, though I doubt many Irish people would be too happy about that..........

[Monty_Cristo]

I think there might be an ultimate Captain Ireland, but if so he's never been addressed on panel, or had any speaking lines, or done anything other than be a background character.

As for Captain Britain, I think he's supposed to cover the whole british isles, so yeah, that would include Ireland, though I doubt many Irish people would be too happy about that..........

i wouldn't be. Braddock was a jack@$$ for most of his superhero career. plus, he never seemed to do much heroing; mosty visited other realities.

[Iron Mike]

i wouldn't be. Braddock was a jack@$$ for most of his superhero career. plus, he never seemed to do much heroing; mosty visited other realities.

I was thinking more because of the fact that he's got a Union Jack on his chest :P. Wouldn't go down well with the very large nationalistic element in Irish society at all.

Anyway, my vote goes to Banshee. I always like Banshee, even if he is a blatant steryo-type, he's our blatant steryo-type :D

[Monty_Cristo]

I was thinking more because of the fact that he's got a Union Jack on his chest :P. Wouldn't go down well with the very large nationalistic element in Irish society at all.

Anyway, my vote goes to Banshee. I always like Banshee, even if he is a blatant steryo-type, he's our blatant steryo-type :D

yeah, Sean basically hits every cliche in the book.

red hair
thick accent
former cop
alcoholic
hot-tempered
lives in a leprechaun-infested castle
mutant power fits perfectly w/ an irish urban legend

i like Tom better (yet, he's even more stereotypical).

[Butters]

Eric O' Grady gets my vote.

Syrin is pretty cool too, I like her Deadpool fandom.

[Monty_Cristo]

Eric O' Grady gets my vote.

Syrin is pretty cool too, I like her Deadpool fandom.

Deadpool might be "irish-american." i once asked one of the Deadpool writers if Wade was black. i was confused because of his non-scarred look (he was hairless because of the cancer) and the coloring. anyways, the writer answered that (as a hint) Wade's ancestors were in the mob. i took it to mean that he was either italian- or irish- american. he doesn't strike me much as italian but i could be wrong.

[Iron Mike]

yeah, Sean basically hits every cliche in the book.

red hair
thick accent
former cop
alcoholic
hot-tempered
lives in a leprechaun-infested castle
mutant power fits perfectly w/ an irish urban legend

i like Tom better (yet, he's even more stereotypical).

The really Ironic thing is that there are no castles in Ireland dating back to the original building of Cassidy Keep :D

The Celtic Gods have potential, but Marvel doesn't really need another major pantheon, does it? Still, it'd be cool to see Cúchulainn in the 616 universe

[Monty_Cristo]

The really Ironic thing is that there are no castles in Ireland dating back to the original building of Cassidy Keep :D

The Celtic Gods have potential, but Marvel doesn't really need another major pantheon, does it? Still, it'd be cool to see Cúchulainn in the 616 universe

i wish they'd give him a better costume. his current one makes me think of corn.

[Iron Mike]

Yeah, true. But, in marvel terms, he's practically an Irish Thor when you think about it, and might well make for a kickass superhero.

[Mississippienne]

Steve Rogers is of Irish Descent.
Well, on the other hand Tony Stark is part Italian.

Tony's mother's maiden name is Carbonelli, which is Italian as all get out. He's probably half-WASP, half-Italian. Steve's parents have been called Irish immigrants, but an ancestor of his was shown fighting in the American Revolution, which is, uh, confusing. I like to think his father was native-born, and his mother was Irish. Peter Parker's mother was a Fitzgerald, and there were lots of famous Irish Fitzgeralds.

[MrPrimeMinister]

Banshee, hands down

[Frank]

Banshee > Daredevil

Yea I said it. :D

Dude was a badass...and a trusted friend.

But he has to have the worst super-hero name ever. It's almost like he has "I have a vagina" written in his forehead.

[marshal99]

The really Ironic thing is that there are no castles in Ireland dating back to the original building of Cassidy Keep :D

The Celtic Gods have potential, but Marvel doesn't really need another major pantheon, does it? Still, it'd be cool to see Cúchulainn in the 616 universe

The Celtic gods have appeared in 616 universe , most prominently during Asgard battle with Seth.
http://www.marvunapp.com/Appendix/celtgd.htm

[AllisterH]

Deadpool might be "irish-american." i once asked one of the Deadpool writers if Wade was black. i was confused because of his non-scarred look (he was hairless because of the cancer) and the coloring. anyways, the writer answered that (as a hint) Wade's ancestors were in the mob. i took it to mean that he was either italian- or irish- american. he doesn't strike me much as italian but i could be wrong.

That's weird.

I'm almost 100% positive that Deadpool was a former Canadian agent of Department H.

[Libaax]

Deadpool might be "irish-american." i once asked one of the Deadpool writers if Wade was black. i was confused because of his non-scarred look (he was hairless because of the cancer) and the coloring. anyways, the writer answered that (as a hint) Wade's ancestors were in the mob. i took it to mean that he was either italian- or irish- american. he doesn't strike me much as italian but i could be wrong.

How could you think Deadpool is black ??

I have read his origin mini where he was a white blond dude soldier with cancer who came to Weapon X thingy for experiments.

He can be anything really since italian/irish mob is far from the only ones.

He isnt irish though cause of Wilson since its a name he stole which you would see from who in his original ongoing.

[brundlefly]

Black Tom for me (the non-Treebeard version, that is).

[Monty_Cristo]

That's weird.

I'm almost 100% positive that Deadpool was a former Canadian agent of Department H.

so? families move around. and there are plenty of questions surrounding Deadpool's origins. :)

[Monty_Cristo]

How could you think Deadpool is black ??

he wears a mask most of the time.


I have read his origin mini where he was a white blond dude soldier with cancer who came to Weapon X thingy for experiments.

and i read an origin where he had brown hair and killed the blond dude and his wife. you tell me which one's the truth.


He can be anything really since italian/irish mob is far from the only ones.

yeah, i know.


He isnt irish though cause of Wilson since its a name he stole which you would see from who in his original ongoing.

i read the story. i just don't think we can rule it out.

[Sandy Hausler]

so, who is it?

some of my faves....


Slaying Mantis/Eric O'Grady
http://image.comicvine.com/uploads/item/7000/6774/133766-ant-man_400.jpg


Black Tom Cassidy
http://image.comicvine.com/uploads/item/5000/4568/17818-black-tom-cassidy_400.jpg

Ramrod/Patrick Mahony
http://image.comicvine.com/uploads/item/34000/33109/37522-ramrod_150.jpg


Daredevil/Matt Murdock http://image.comicvine.com/uploads/item/25000/24694/79853-daredevil_400.jpg


Shanna the She-Devil/Shanna O'Hara
http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/en/b/bf/Shanna1.jpg


Electro/Max Dillon
http://image.comicvine.com/uploads/item/4000/3228/139786-electro_400.jpg


Seamus Melloncamp
http://image.comicvine.com/uploads/item/28000/27045/87448-seamus-melloncamp_400.jpg

Shanna is by far the best looking of the bunch.

Sandy Hausler

[Crowforge]

None until the stink of st patrick's day wears off...

[Acrosurge]

Hmm. Murdock or Cassidy for me, just so I've got one hero and one villain. :D

[Libaax]

he wears a mask most of the time.



and i read an origin where he had brown hair and killed the blond dude and his wife. you tell me which one's the truth.




Read the death mine which isnt retconned. There you see him without the mask. Its the only real story about him pre Deadpool since its there he even gets his name.

[niall mc cann]

I think there might be an ultimate Captain Ireland, but if so he's never been addressed on panel, or had any speaking lines, or done anything other than be a background character.

Yeah, there's definitely a guy in green, white and orange in the background when the Ultimates team up with CB and his crew; I always took him to be Captain Ireland. Who else would wear those colours?

As for my fave... Matt's a brilliant character, but Sean's actually Irish... I love 'em both. Banshee was a stereotype, no denying, but he was likable and friendly and sometimes that's worth a lot of money, especially in a team book.

I loved his role in the early Claremont/Lee period, when they were taking on the Shadow King and adventuring out in space. He was solid, dependable, knew how to do the hero thing. I really grew to love him during that (short, admittedly) period.

[Monty_Cristo]

Yeah, there's definitely a guy in green, white and orange in the background when the Ultimates team up with CB and his crew; I always took him to be Captain Ireland. Who else would wear those colours?

As for my fave... Matt's a brilliant character, but Sean's actually Irish... I love 'em both. Banshee was a stereotype, no denying, but he was likable and friendly and sometimes that's worth a lot of money, especially in a team book.

I loved his role in the early Claremont/Lee period, when they were taking on the Shadow King and adventuring out in space. He was solid, dependable, knew how to do the hero thing. I really grew to love him during that (short, admittedly) period.

i liked him better in his role as good cop/co-headmaster of the Massachusetts Academy. Sean seemed more in his element, less stereotypical, and the perfect candidate for molding the Generation X kids.


Shanna is by far the best looking of the bunch.

Sandy Hausler

hardly fair. she's the only one parading about in her underwear.

[Monty_Cristo]

Read the death mine which isnt retconned. There you see him without the mask. Its the only real story about him pre Deadpool since its there he even gets his name.

but he's shown without his mask in the Weapon X series too. when his hair grows out, it's brown.

http://www.milehighcomics.com/cgi-bin/backissue.cgi?action=page2&issue=23043939054%2060

here's a pic^

[niall mc cann]

i liked him better in his role as good cop/co-headmaster of the Massachusetts Academy. Sean seemed more in his element, less stereotypical, and the perfect candidate for molding the Generation X kids.


Yeah, he was cool then too, true.



hardly fair. she's the only one parading about in her underwear.

Yeah, but would you want to see Black Tom in his underwear?

[Monty_Cristo]

Yeah, he was cool then too, true.




Yeah, but would you want to see Black Tom in his underwear?

i think we've all seen enough of Tom's wood; thank you very much.
http://image.comicvine.com/uploads/item/5000/4568/164542-black-tom-cassidy_400.jpg

[Walter West]

Proinsias Cassidy.

[Comet Man]

Okay, y'all can all stop now, St. Patrick's Day is over.

[Libaax]

but he's shown without his mask in the Weapon X series too. when his hair grows out, it's brown.

http://www.milehighcomics.com/cgi-bin/backissue.cgi?action=page2&issue=23043939054%2060

here's a pic^

I didnt know of that, i just remembered his own origin mini.

Anyway my point was that i forgot to make in the last post, that his hair color cant show where he is from.

Is it really correct that he is Canadian ? I dont remember seeing that from his different series.

DP is my favorit superhero type character that i think its a shame that we dont know where he is from really. His story starts as a young soldier and not where him or his family is from city or nation wise.

[Monty_Cristo]

Okay, y'all can all stop now, St. Patrick's Day is over.

there's a thread on black heroes. why not irish?

[Comet Man]

Good point - carry on.

[Monty_Cristo]

I didnt know of that, i just remembered his own origin mini.

Anyway my point was that i forgot to make in the last post, that his hair color cant show where he is from.

Is it really correct that he is Canadian ? I dont remember seeing that from his different series.

DP is my favorit superhero type character that i think its a shame that we dont know where he is from really. His story starts as a young soldier and not where him or his family is from city or nation wise.

well, he's like Wolverine was; origin-less. he could be from Canada. he could have just worked in Canada (or drifted there). Weapon X had candidates from all over. Slayback is irish. Maverick is german. we might never know where Deadpool's from. i posted the pic to provide counter evidence to the poster who claimed that Deadpool was a blonde haired white dude.


Proinsias Cassidy.

Proinsias sounds painful. is it a bone condition?

[Libaax]

Where is the black heroes thread exactly ?



Speaking about irish characters, arent there other superhero/villain characters ? Seeing as how the irish characters,stories dominate tv,movies,books in US,i expected to see more irish heroes meaning of irish descent.

Maybe this is thread is only for Marvel ?

[worstblogever]

Can we count Bullseye as Irish, based off of what happened in the movie? Because in the comic, he's still a mystery...

[Monty_Cristo]

Can we count Bullseye as Irish, based off of what happened in the movie? Because in the comic, he's still a mystery...

wiki says he's irish. and wiki's never wrong. so he counts.

[worstblogever]

wiki says he's irish. and wiki's never wrong. so he counts.

Well, damn. Now I'm just torn.

Irish, or Irish-American, would be a better question.

[Monty_Cristo]

Where is the black heroes thread exactly ?

probably off mugging the asian hero thread. j/k


Speaking about irish characters, arent there other superhero/villain characters ? Seeing as how the irish characters,stories dominate tv,movies,books in US,i expected to see more irish heroes meaning of irish descent.

i just asked who your favorite is. i didn't ask for a list of them.


Maybe this is thread is only for Marvel ?

it is posted in the Marvel forum.


Well, damn. Now I'm just torn.

Irish, or Irish-American, would be a better question.

i'm pretty sure that he's an american. if he were really from Ireland, writers wouldn't be able to resist making him talk with a lilt.

[Libaax]

Nah i was just surprised how few Irish heroes/villains there was in the first page.

Somehow i expected more of them.

I mean in movies or tv shows every cop is irish hehe :P

[Monty_Cristo]

Nah i was just surprised how few Irish heroes/villains there was in the first page.

Somehow i expected more of them.

I mean in movies or tv shows every cop is irish hehe :P

well there's also Toxin; the hero-cop-symbiote (irish-american). there's an Iron Man villain; the Mauler (from ireland). there's Mad Jack (Mysterio's irish cousin).

[ultramandingo]

..........whatabout Timothy Aloysius Cadwallader " Dum Dum " Dugan ? he fought freekin Godzilla !

[Bryson the Red]

duna duna duna duna dun ANT-MAN! ANT-MAN! ANT-MAN!

[Monty_Cristo]

..........whatabout Timothy Aloysius Cadwallader " Dum Dum " Dugan ? he fought freekin Godzilla !

isn't he italian?? :confused: j/k

[Sandy Hausler]

Referring to Shanna


hardly fair. she's the only one parading about in her underwear.

Uh, yeah. Your point is . . . ? :D

Sandy Hausler

[Monty_Cristo]

Referring to Shanna



Uh, yeah. Your point is . . . ? :D

Sandy Hausler

my point is that she should take it off. who needs clothes in the Savageland?! you won't catch Zabu wearing a loincloth.

[niall mc cann]

isn't he italian?? :confused: j/k

Italian!?!

The guys got a big ginger moustache and is basically a navvy! Also, his name is Dum Dum Dugan. Which to my ear sounds about as italian as guinness stew.:D

[ultramandingo]

.......plus born in boston . and sheild dont hire italians cus of the maggia

[Monty_Cristo]

.......plus born in boston . and sheild dont hire italians cus of the magia

whuhhh? what about the Blue Shield? oh and the Punisher?


Italian!?!

The guys got a big ginger moustache and is basically a navvy! Also, his name is Dum Dum Dugan. Which to my ear sounds about as italian as guinness stew.:D

i was just joshin yuh. see the invisible j/k? :D

[DaeJi]

Do drunks count? Nothing more Irish than drinking!

[Monty_Cristo]

Do drunks count? Nothing more Irish than drinking!

the germans drink plenty.

[DaeJi]

the germans drink plenty.

Two cultures can be known for the same thing.

[Bryson the Red]

Do drunks count? Nothing more Irish than drinking!

One thing. F%^#ing anything that moves.

[Monty_Cristo]

Two cultures can be known for the same thing.

so we should include german characters in this thread? :)


One thing. F%^#ing anything that moves.

i thought that was kiwis?
http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/2/2c/Flock_of_sheep.jpg

[Sandy Hausler]

my point is that she should take it off. who needs clothes in the Savageland?! you won't catch Zabu wearing a loincloth.

Well, yeah.

Sandy Hausler

[Desmodus]

i thought that was kiwis?
http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/2/2c/Flock_of_sheep.jpg

Kiss my arse Monty. Thats the Welsh. Lonlier bunch of misanthropes you'll never meet :p

[Monty_Cristo]

Kiss my arse Monty. Thats the Welsh. Lonlier bunch of misanthropes you'll never meet :p

LOL. well i'm no expert. Welsh it is! :D