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Jul 20


Today, I leave for Ireland. Don’t worry, I’ll return. I’m going for 10 days starting in Dublin, driving to the Dingle then back to Dublin while stopping in several cities along the way. It’s perfect timing too – I’m an ethnic mutt but thought that my major ethnicity was 25% Irish. However, I recently found out that I am 37.5% Irish, which calculates out to 3 more pints of Guinness per day that my body requires. For 10 days I’ll be pledging allegiance to the “Green, White and Orange” and getting back to 37.5% of my roots. But what do the colors of the Irish flag represent? I think I’ve uncovered the truth…

The Irish Flag:

Green: It’s easy to see why this color belongs on the flag. Ireland is a beautifully green country.

White: I can see where this color comes from – there are no people prouder of their pale complexions than the Irish!

Orange: Sure, hair tends to be on the orange-red side of the spectrum in Ireland but I believe there’s something more involved and buried within this color on the flag… I think there’s a substance begging to be embraced by the Irish, and I intend to seek it out in all it’s glorious forms:

From my understanding, peanut butter can be found in Ireland but as for uses of peanut butter, all I could dig up was a recipe for Irish Potato Candy, which sounds interesting but appears to be more of an Irish-American creation than a true Ireland tradition. Which is why I propose a new definition for the Irish flag, one that I wholeheartedly salute:

It’s time for Peanut Butter Boy to get to work in Ireland, I’ll report back with any peanut butter findings. Wish me luck!

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11 Responses / Leave a comment »

  1. vanillasugar says:

    umm why is that sheep sitting on the sheep? lol

    • Nick says:

      Interesting, I didn’t notice that at first….maybe he’s just drinking??

  2. Joanne says:

    I’m not sure the Irish would be pleased with what you did with their flag, but personally, I thought it was very creative!
    I can see the peanut butter ends wafting in the cool Irish breeze. Bet the sale of PB would rise tremendously if you were to show them the flag. :)

  3. Rob O. says:

    More than a decade later, I still have very fond memories of our trip to Ireland. Please do post some stories & photos! Dingle was my favorite place!

    • Nick says:

      Will do! Dingle ROCKED! I’m working on the trip report now!

  4. Katrina says:

    Awesome, Nick! Have fun!

  5. Shannon says:

    aw, you said vacation but i had no idea it was to ireland!! have a wonderful time :) can’t wait to hear about it!!

  6. Sagan says:

    Hope you’re having a fantastic trip!

  7. Denise says:

    Nick you are too funny. I love your interpretation of the flag

  8. If Conan were wearing a green shirt, he’d embody all three aspects of the flag.

    • Nick says:

      That’s a very good point, maybe I can ask him to do that…

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