Hi everyone
My name is Sinead (as you can see) LOL
I live in Hamburg in Germany but come from Ireland.
I was raised Catholic and at the moment I am in no mans land. I still tend to a belief in a God but not the bad bible type more of the creator who doesn't stir the pot but I am open to all ideas.
My hubby is an atheist. He was an Evangelist but never could quite believe it.
Anyway just wanted to say hi :-)
Welkommen to the forum, if only I knew a little more German...sigh
Hope you like it here
Thank you for the welcome :biggrin:
greetings.
I like your name...''Sinead.'' :)
Hope you enjoy it here, welcome!
Hi everyone and thank you so much for the kind welcomes
Quote from: Sinead Mc Namara on November 17, 2014, 02:45:30 PM
Hi everyone and thank you so much for the kind welcomes
Thank you so much. It is a bit of a curse here in Germany and anywhere outside ireland because no one can pronounce it LOL
I give you a pirates welcome; "Arrrggg, welcome aboard me hearty!"
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Welcome, Sinead! Enjoy your stay!! :biggrin:
Welcome! By all means, stick around. You and your husband sound like interesting people.
Evening Sinead (pronounced Shin-ade i think) hope i got it right, welcome to the madhoose....
We're becoming more of an international community. Primarily the US, but we've got contributors from England, Scotland, Italy, the Netherlands, Canada and now Germany. Always love to meet people with different situations and different ideas and questions.
Thanks everyone
Yes Shinaid would be how you pronounce it.
Thought you wuz bald.
Not bald yet anyhow LOL
Welcome aboard Sinead Mc Namara! My wife's last name is McIntyre, but she is from the USA, and thinks the same as you and is Catholic. I worked in Ireland for 5 weeks and loved it there. For some reason when I told them my name was William they treated me like a rock star. It was weird when I got there because I felt like I was coming back home. I had a girl ask me if I wanted some caca (spelling?), I was taken aback because it's slang for poop here. :eek: I was in Dublin, and hate Guinness, but Harps lager is great. Stay around, I'm not the only crazy one here. I was there during the mad cow disease and missed the Saint Patricks Day parade. :eek: :pidu: Solitary
Hi Sinead, welcome to our shark tank!
Quote from: stromboli on November 17, 2014, 04:25:23 PM
We're becoming more of an international community. Primarily the US, but we've got contributors from England, Scotland, Italy, the Netherlands, Canada and now Germany. Always love to meet people with different situations and different ideas and questions.
And Switzerland... ;)
So does your baby take the morning train and work from 9 to 5?
Thank you everyone.
I am trying to figure out what she meant by caca LOL
I think cake maybe.
:-)
Quote from: Sinead Mc Namara on November 17, 2014, 05:43:18 PM
Thank you everyone.
I am trying to figure out what she meant by caca LOL
I think cake maybe.
:-)
He pooped his pants on the way to work maybe? :think:
Oops.. Thought it was part of the song.. :lol:
We have many "conversion" stories on here- mine included, I was once a Mormon Elder-and we love to learn about your journey and where you are on it. Mine is pretty long, as are some others. Don't be afraid to open up a bit- as you see we have hurting people on here who use the forum as a community to rant and get support. And we are glad to give it.
(edit) caca is Mexican/Hispanic for excrement.
I met some of the mormon elders while living in Ireland. Lovely lads to be honest. I had to admire their zest and passion and they were gentle and not trying to convert me. I gave them lemonade and chocolate and they were delighted :-)
Oh yeah cake is ciste.
Maybe she was trying to be kinky ;-)
Quote from: Solitary on November 17, 2014, 05:08:53 PM
Welcome aboard Sinead Mc Namara! My wife's last name is McIntyre, but she is from the USA, and thinks the same as you and is Catholic. I worked in Ireland for 5 weeks and loved it there. For some reason when I told them my name was William they treated me like a rock star. It was weird when I got there because I felt like I was coming back home. I had a girl ask me if I wanted some caca (spelling?), I was taken aback because it's slang for poop here. :eek: I was in Dublin, and hate Guinness, but Harps lager is great. Stay around, I'm not the only crazy one here. I was there during the mad cow disease and missed the Saint Patricks Day parade. :eek: :pidu: Solitary
I thought I had the monopoly on rampant insanity here!
QuoteMaybe she was trying to be kinky ;-)
I tried kinky once, not going that route again *shivers*
QuoteI tried kinky once, not going that route again *shivers*
Spanked ya and it felt like fire, eh? :boohoo:
Be sure to barbecue kittens, record the NFL without their permission and rip the tags off of your mattress.
Quote from: Sinead Mc Namara on November 17, 2014, 05:43:18 PM
Thank you everyone.
I am trying to figure out what she meant by caca LOL
I think cake maybe.
:-)
That's what she meant, thank God! He! He!
Quote from: Brian37 on November 17, 2014, 06:50:57 PM
Be sure to barbecue kittens, record the NFL without their permission and rip the tags off of your mattress.
Hey wait a minute, I thought we barbecued babies!
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Personally I like to fry my cats :wink2:
Welcome to our little band of heathens. Don't worry, you'll fit in; we're all heathens to some.