SL PLAYBOY MANSION ST. PATRICK'S DAY EVENT SATURDAY MARCH 14th 7-9:30 PM SLT

The SL Playboy mansion is inviting SL residents to a St. Patrick’s Day party Saturday March 14th. The event will go from 7-9:30 pm SLT, and will feature live guitarist and singer Steven Jaimz. Playboy Playmates will be greeting and mingling with the crowd while attired in their formal bunny suits. The lovely ladies spark the SL Playboy mansion parties while serving as effervescent hostesses with their squeaky bunny tails (give them a pinch!). 

The SL Playboy mansion is a social group, with the mansion becoming one of SL’s most hopping entertainment destinations.  Come play with the Playmates, listen to live music, and celebrate St. Patrick’s Day at the SL Playboy Mansion!

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Happy St. Patrick's Day 2014 Interview with a Leprechaun

Leprechauns are synonymous with St. Patrick’s Day and Irish Folklore. The word itself means pygmy or little person.

They are said to be solitary mischievous fairies that take the form of a bearded old man, usually wearing a green coat and top hat. This is the most popular description of these creatures but according to different regions of Ireland, Leprechaun appearances vary. For example, in Northern Ireland they wear red coats, white pants and a pointed hat.  In other regions they have a sword or use their hat as a weapon. Legend has it they are greedy little shoemakers who like to hide their gold coins in pots at the end of a rainbow.  If one is caught, they must give the captor their pot of gold. In American culture, St. Patrick’s Day is observed by drinking heavily, pub crawls, fist fights and a reason to just act like a crazy Leprechaun. Being Irish doesn’t even matter to partake in this holiday’s activities.  To some, Leprechauns are considered to be alcoholic tyrants that cannot control their behavior once they are inebriated. That must be why people who observe this holiday in a drunken stupor justify their behavior once they recover from a massive hangover.

In Second Life, St Patrick’s Day is observed with clover adorned decorations, treasure hunts, parties and dressing in green. The SL Enquirer observes this holiday by searching for Leprechauns and harassing them for fun. Lanai Jarrico has some Irish in her and sees Leprechaun hunting as a sport. She goes hard at it usually after a few green beers and a buzz.

Interview with a Leprechaun

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Celebrating St. Patrick’s Day- What is the Origin of this day and How is it observed in Second Life- Nena Dreadlow Reporting…

Saint Patrick’s Day is in honor of Saint Patrick, the patron saint of Ireland on March 17 the day of his death in 461 AD. 

Today, it celebrates the heritage and the Irish culture in general all over the world. Here is an interesting fact you may not have known, the original color of St Patrick’s Day was blue but, later changed to green.

Here in Second Life Saint Patrick's Day is observed in many ways. From parties to events and even a themed town, usually celebrations are held earlier than the actual date of the holiday.  Here are a few places that really get into this holiday’s spirit.

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Happy St. Patrick’s Day- Interview with a Leprechaun- Lanai Jarrico Reporting…

St Patrick’s Day is observed on March 17^th, known as an Irish holiday celebrated for the past 1,000 years. It occurs during the Christian holiday of Lent.  Lenten observers are prohibited from eating meat during this time and the Irish who participate in the traditions of St. Patty’s Day activities join in with dancing, drinking and feasting on traditional meals, including Irish bacon and cabbage.  The tradition in America is very similar in the drinking aspect of this day.  Everything is covered in green, from the Leprechaun hats,  beads and shamrock garland draped across everything, to the infamous green beer and pub crawls. You don’t even have to be Irish to partake in the festivities or the major hangover that follows.

Leprechauns seem to be the popular mascot for this holiday. Legend has it these feisty little folklore icons are mischievous and enjoy being practical jokers. Like other fairy creatures, they can be traced back to the Tuatha De’ Danann of Irish mythology.  Apparently they collect gold coins for making shoes and store them in a pot, hence the “pot of gold” associated with them at the end of a rainbow. It is said that if a Leprechaun is captured by a human, they must grant three wishes in order to be set free.  I wonder if this is true in Second Life too….

Interview with a Leprechaun

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♣♣♣♣♣♣ St. Pats' Warm Up Party at Gringo's March 16th from 6-8pm SLT ♣♣♣♣♣♣

Start your St. Patrick's Day celebration off right with a "warm up" party at Gringo's Saturday March 16th from 6-8 PM SLT.

This will be a special "clothes optional" remote of the Wolf Howls Naked Radio. Weeblewolf Pinion will be at the DJ helm.

Lots of contests and other fun to start off your St. Pat's celebration.

Shake your booty and whatever else ya want at Gringo's!

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SL Newser: Events from March12- March 16th- Bixyl Shuftan Reporting...

This mid-March means lots of events here on the Grid. There's the Fashion For Life south of the American Cancer Society sim, there's celebrations in the London sims, and of course it's St Patrick's Day, with celebrations in several places. And of course there's our regularly scheduled DJ and live music events, book & poetry readings, talk shows, church services, and races. 


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"FaiRodis St. Patrick's Day Expo 2013 March 7th-March 18th

 "FaiRodis St. Patrick's Day Expo 2013" was opened by designers of FaiRodis Jewelry and Hair Brand.

 As designers said they had great interest in working with green color that is the color of LIFE and St. Patrick's Day celebrations. As so as all designers are friends in RL so they work together and all items (Jewelry, gowns, dresses, stiletto, hairstyles and hair decoration) got perfectly holistic and harmonic style. 

  Main idea of FaiRodis St. Patrick's Day Expo 2013 is to transfer to people the feeling of coming Spring and raising nature.

  Emerald shamrock theme sounds in all jewelry creations of FaiRodis Aviatik and perfectly combine with sparking gold.  Talking about using of green color, that is trend color of 2013 year, in gown and dresses made by Nicka Karu the searching of designer begin from deep emerald silk to light yellow-green color of spring-trees leaves. Also color of light green-blue spring streamlets was used in gowns and dresses creation.

Some stiletto presented at expo by Nicka Karu have green shamrock jewelry emerald elements, other one stiletto is very interesting because done from lace with shamrock image. Next stiletto models created from gold and silver in such way to suit best with emerald shamrock gowns and dresses. 

And the crowning of all collection are very fashionable hair decoration created by Lessa String. This hair decoration have very interesting and unique design and most items supports St. Patrick's Day shamrock style and are decoration of all FaiRodis St. Patrick's Day Expo 2013! 

As result all collection sounds as real symphony from green silk, emeralds and gold!

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Celebrate St. Patrick's Day the Virtual Way and Teleport to a few charming places today!

Clenching my fist around a bottle of Jack Daniels and reporting from the front line isn't always the safest and easiest thing to do, but I like to go hard at what I do especially sporting a skirt this short and gripping onto a gold coin for dear life just for a story.

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What is St. Patrick's Day and why do we celebrate it today?

What is St. Patrick’s Day all about? And why do we celebrate it today?

To the many who seriously observe St. Patrick’s Day, it is a holy day that signifies the passing of St. Patrick on March 17^th, AD 461.  St. Patrick was the patron saint and national apostle of Ireland who is credited for bringing Christianity to Ireland.

If you are still wondering  who  St. Patrick was, Well… he was mostly known for his signature roll of  delivering a sermon on a hilltop that drove all the snakes out of Ireland.  He had to be metaphorically speaking because snakes weren’t even native to that region of the world.  I’m guessing what he meant was, his focus was to convert the Pagans into Christianity, so in a sense, calling Celtic druids; serpents and trying to convert or cast them out.

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