Before we get to the important part we'd just like to explain this year's themed prop you will see in the pictures...

Yep, it's the famed and treasured "Pot 'O Gold" from Irish legend... uh, kinda. To be truthful, it all started during last year's St. Patrick's Day celebration down on Greenville Avenue where all the bars and clubs are. They throw a hell of a party starting with a parade and then celebrate until the last last keg of green beer runs dry. We were down there having a good time and minding most of our own business when suddenly our three trouble makers you well know of as Skippy, Moriarty and Ohshee came excitedly staggering up to us and babbling something about tricking a leprechaun out of his  fabled Pot 'O Gold. On closer and sober inspection it turned out to be more the Skillet 'O Aluminum with a bit of gold paint on it. When we asked the boys where they got it, they swore it was from a leprechaun they spotted just outside a bar called the "Sham - Rock- N - Roll". Not believing the guys, we went around the corner to find out that the leprechaun they had assaulted was actually little 10 year old Billy O'Kelly dressed in a leprechaun suit his Mom had made him. In fact, as we walked up, he was tearfully telling his parents about the three jerks (that wasn't actually the word he used... and 10 year old kids shouldn't be using that kind of language) who stole his pot. We quickly apologized for our friends actions explaining they were both drunk AND stupid and made restitution to the O'Kellys by buying them the next several rounds at the bar and promising Billy he would be receiving the entire set of Power Rangers action figures. There goes our petty cash fund again. The O'Kellys were nice enough not to press charges and Billy let us keep the Skillet 'O Aluminum. When we did ask his father why they would bring a 10 year old kid to a St. Pat's celebration and pub crawl he explained that since he was too young to go into the bars to drink, he was their Designated Driver.

OK, that explains it all... and NOW ... on with the pictures of our Babes for this St. Patrick's Day 2008 page!