Pontifex

I remember in 5th grade i was into D&D and the Dragonlance books. The principle found out that a few friends and I were bringing the books to school and stuff and she ended up banning them. She was one of those religious wackos that bought into this D&D is evil stuff.

Heck, she even banned me from reading the Dragonlance novels at school because it was D&D related.

I'm mostly interested in seeing the cultural and historical side of Ireland.

I've never been out of the country - barely been out of the state of PA. Never flown in an airplane.

Easiest way to plan a trip? Get a package deal thing or what?

Whats the least expensive way to go, but also making it enjoyable?

I'm really shy when around people I don't know so I'm not sure a group type trip would be for me, although maybe it would be fun? I also kind of want this to be a more personal type of trip and see some things that probably no one else cares about.

When is the best time of year to visit Ireland?

I don't know when I'd take this trip. I'd like to go soon, but while money isn't exactly tight, I don't think I have quite enough to spend several thousand on a trip. This is something I've wanted to do for a loooong time and I think I really owe it to myself and really deserve to do this. I also need some time off work because it's been extremely hectic, busy, and stressful over the past few months.

We almost get to see just how red Sonja is!

Red Sonja

oh man, some of the comments are hilarious!

one of the best is:

ah, that wasn't a marine layer over San Diego today. that was the mist from one thousand inhalers.

Let the universe howl in despair, for I have returned...





Sorry, had to edit the second picture to keep my posts PG-13. A lot of the others one I've found have similar (if not more revealing attire), which is great for some, but I prefer to leave things to the imagination.

And I also broke the rules, as the girl in the 5th pic has a gun. 30 lashes for me.

I dunno, i think the "babe" on the far right of the last pic is actually a man....that's scary!

Thats basically what I hear around me and speak like anyway.. traditional scots.. if your away from the cities theres some great regional dialects.. a lot of the old words are still in use today.

Kortoso, cheers for the wiki link, that was hilarious

pontiflex,
I take it you cant understand them?

budgie

Some I get, some I don't (maybe more than I think). I just like the way it sounds though.