Real Life Adventures by Gary Wise and Lance Aldrich for March 17, 2022

Tiocfaidh ár lá

“Erin go Bragh is an Anglicization of Éire go Brách, literally meaning “Ireland till the end of time” in the Irish language.”

Ok, kid. Now go find a five leaf clover!

Four leaf clovers are not shamrocks. Shamrocks have three leaves, which is why they are a symbol of the Holy Trinity.

Sweet kid.

faith and begorrah, my last name is O’Connell, descendent of the ancient kings of Ireland, and Jeremiah The Bible Prophet took with the daughter of king Zedekiah of Jerusalem called Teia Tephi of the tribe of Judah, landing at Howth, near Dublin, in Ireland on the 18th. of June 583 B.C. and she was married into the O’Connell clan, so i’m Jesus’ cousin a couple of times removed, but from Providence (RI), not Boston….

I knew this baker who invented a knife that could slice four loaves of bread at one time. Yes, he had a four-loaf cleaver.

Can’t hear or read that without flashback to one of the first “adult” jokes I heard in my youth…“Erin go braghless”.Yep, still cracks me up still. Us men are so easily amused

He always has luck. It’s usually bad luck…

That’s sweet X

I thought it meant that Erin was getting an Irish woman’s undergarment

Just look at the drawing. A daughter is a wonderful thing!