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my friend,tvflame, has a birthday on st. Patrick's day, too!

my birthday isn't til june, and i'm turning twelve then, but i'm pretty all i'm asking for is a few cds and money

i'm saving up to buy myself a decent guitar
i mean i would just ask for that for my birthday but i kind of want to get it myself

I know a shop where you can get a 3DS for £114.99 >:]

Happy birthday. I love Irish people, just got a St Patrick's Day bracelet from Claires. Jedward are Irish!! 

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Everything good is irish 

makes me proud 

Alternatives wrote:

Make sure you get one with a adjuster and amp built into it.

only if its acousticcc

imsosuperswell1 wrote:

Alternatives wrote:

Thus I've become one year older in 5 days. Me and me mum share the same birthday(both born 17 March) so her friends always give me gifts too!

So far I have only 7 things on my wish list.

But number one is definitely a 3DS. But my hopes aren't high.

You won't get a 3DS, they are not out in America yet. You could go to Japan and get one at Nintendo but Japan at the time is in a crisis.

Who said I'm american?

mathematics wrote:

When is St. Patrick's Day?

17th of March its a Irish Holiday

kayybee wrote:

Alternatives wrote:

mathematics wrote:

When is St. Patrick's Day?

17th of March its a Irish Holiday

my bday is on a sillier holiday: 4/1

Here is a spring loaded boxing glove! Open it on your birthday!

BlahBlahRatSheep wrote:

happy almost birthday. :3 And happy almost St. Patrick's day. *gives you a virtual 3DS*

Yeah, me and some of my friends are going ice skating, then were going to have a video game marathon.

*sqeaks for joy* its ALMOST a real 3DS.

I asked my parents for the 3DS, they said no. But I AM possibly, maybe, getting a bamboo drawing tablet. And more AWESOME stuff that totally make up for the 3DS.

Too bad I still owe my mum money for my MP4 player 

The_Dancing_Donut wrote:

Alternatives wrote:

The_Dancing_Donut wrote:

I know a shop where you can get a 3DS for £114.99 >:]

Happy birthday. I love Irish people, just got a St Patrick's Day bracelet from Claires. Jedward are Irish!! 

I don't think much of Jedward, love U2 though. And they're Irish too 

And Westlife!

Everything Irish is automatically AWESOME! And everyone born in Lucan (30 mins from Dublin) is like a hero to me 

Really!!

Bono, lead singer from U2, other than being a epic rocker, who was born in Dublin, is on a WAAAAAAAAAAAAY higher level than Jedward and Westlife(both are okay). U2 have been a band since the 60's and the still haven't broken up. They're also VERY involved in charity work. In fact Bono's been nominated for the Nobel Prize 3 times.

The_Dancing_Donut wrote:

Alternatives wrote:

The_Dancing_Donut wrote:

And Westlife!

Everything Irish is automatically AWESOME! And everyone born in Lucan (30 mins from Dublin) is like a hero to me 

Really!!

Bono, lead singer from U2, other than being a epic rocker, who was born in Dublin, is on a WAAAAAAAAAAAAY higher level than Jedward and Westlife(both are okay). U2 have been a band since the 60's and the still haven't broken up. They're also VERY involved in charity work. In fact Bono's been nominated for the Nobel Prize 3 times.

I could launch into a long rant about how Jedward are more inpirational if I wanted, but I'll try not to...
Jedward are more widely known (I've never heard a song all the way through without getting bored), do lots of charity work, would happily lose it all for their fans, are inspirational as they suffered badly at the hands of school bullies ( search YouTube for a video of them singing at school, most people are chering, some mean boys are booing them :'O ), are in Eurovision, and have achieved more in 2 years than most bands so in a lifetime.

I could go on, and on, but let's get back on topic. 

Hem hem. Look Bono/ Paul Hewson.

Anyways, I respect your love of Jedward as I hope you'll respect my love of U2.

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The_Dancing_Donut wrote:

Alternatives wrote:

The_Dancing_Donut wrote:

I could launch into a long rant about how Jedward are more inpirational if I wanted, but I'll try not to...
Jedward are more widely known (I've never heard a song all the way through without getting bored), do lots of charity work, would happily lose it all for their fans, are inspirational as they suffered badly at the hands of school bullies ( search YouTube for a video of them singing at school, most people are chering, some mean boys are booing them :'O ), are in Eurovision, and have achieved more in 2 years than most bands so in a lifetime.

I could go on, and on, but let's get back on topic. 

Hem hem. Look Bono/ Paul Hewson.

Anyways, I respect your love of Jedward as I hope you'll respect my love of U2.

Indeed, I respect people who don't go with the crowd, and don't think they have to follow everyone else's music tastes, so yeah. I listened to one of their songs just. It's not my thing, but I'd buy their album compared to Justin Bieber, Take that, etc etc. 
Happy birthday too, by the way 

Which one? Most of their songs are very spritiual, they have hidden messages in them.
Vertigo, is my faveriote one, look at it

Listen closely at the end. Bono is stimulating a conversation between Satan and God, where Satan tries to convince God to give him the universe and all his power.

"All of this, all of this can be yours."
(no!)
"All of this, all of this can be yours."
(no!)
All of this, all of this can be yours. Just give me what I want and no one gets huuurt."

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