Sentences with phrase «own leprechaun»

«Being of Irish heritage, I know that what he must be thinking is that there's a pot of gold at the end of the rainbow and over St. Patrick's Day I'm sure he'll search out a leprechaun to lead him to that pot of gold so that he can balance the budget,» Flaherty said.

A leprechaun leader won't bite your fingers like a normal leprechaun, but he can sure take a chunk out of your portfolio earnings (think Enron).

Leprechaun Leader Leprechauns are a fabled Irish creature, and they're known for having a nasty temper.

Oh, I used to buy for dividends, when I was just a lad and then I bought for growth, and for a while I was glad and then the Nasdaq wiped me out for seventy percent and now I'm running like the wind, all the way to Ireland trying to catch a Leprechaun, and that's what I'm determined on

Cause - if - I could just get that magic shillelagh I'd make Cisco go back to eighty - two I'd drive my Enron to the sky, sell my Lucent at its high I'd recoup my investment on Sun Micro and Yahoo Oh, if I could just get that magic shillelagh I could buy a drink and watch CNBC But if I can't catch that Leprechaun, all that I'll be counting on is the monthly check from my Social Security.

Taxes — like accountability — are for what Leona Helmsley referred to as the «little people» (not referring to Irish leprechauns).

I could not «choose» to believe in the Hindu god Shiva or Leprechauns, for example, as that would make no sense.

It is also impossible to prove that Zeus, Apollo, Isis, Osiris, Baal, Dragons, Unicorns and Leprechauns don't exist for those exact same reasons.

That would be like me refusing to drive Toyota made vehicles because there's a group of people somewhere who claim Toyota cars are made in magic fair caves by leprechauns.

It is no different than someone claiming unicorns or leprechauns exist.

Similarly, nothing in science disproves unicorns, leprechauns, flying spaghetti monsters, Zeus, Thor, or the Christian God.

Don't forget about their jousting contests with unicorns, and who would want to miss midget... oops I meant leprechaun wrestling?

Nor can I prove there aren't leprechauns in my stomach... but, as with there being a god, highly unlikely.

believing in god, is no different to believing in fairies and leprechaun's (and to keep mel happy, cute little fluffy easter bunnies too)

It's no different than someone saying that leprechauns exist and expecting you just to take their word for it.

No demons, deities, dragons, leprechauns, fairies, angels, sprites, saints, miracles.

Until then, they might as well believe it was leprechauns or the tooth fairy.

People who believe in fairies, leprechauns, Egyptian gods, blue moons, yellow stars and purple horseshoes don't form influential political lobbies to try and legislate their beliefs into secular law.

Only as an example, one can reject the belief in leprechauns, and yet still believe in fairies.

My experience tells me there are leprechauns.

I have no need to prove God exists, just as no one has to prove Santa Claus, vampires, and leprechauns don't exist.

T, I haven't seen you present any proof that Zeus or leprechauns don't exist.

Gods, fairies, ghosts and leprechauns are things you believe in since there is no evidence to accept.

Can you see how much more sensible it is to believe in the Leprechaun King than in Christianity or the other religions?

Prove that invisible insubstanital leprechauns don't exist.

But if, at this time in our existence, I can't really KNOW something, like the existence of a god, heaven, hell, angels, demons, leprechauns, fairy's, I am content with not knowing.

Just like Santa Clause or Leprechauns, it is all make - believe.

No I can't prove that there are or there are not any leprechauns, or fairies, or gremlins, or gnomes, or elves or whether or not there are any supernatural beings in the first place.

chris «Personal experience» has been used over the centuries as evidence for lots of things including fairies, UFO aliens, leprechauns, mermaids, ghosts, and... yes... all of the other gods and goddesses we've worshipped as well.

Unless you also question the existence of: alien abductors, ghosts, leprechauns, mermaids, purple spotted unicorns, and the flying spaghetti monster.

let's have an article about leprechauns

If that were valid thinking the I should live my life as if leprechauns, vampires, Santa Claus, alien abductions and monsters under my bed were real.

Do you believe in Leprechauns?

It would make no more sense for me to be mad at God than it would for you to be mad at Santa Claus or leprechauns.

I believe there is no God just as I believe there is no Santa Claus, no vampires, no leprechauns, and no monsters under my bed.

How about leprechauns, vampires, and extraterrestrials living among us?

TroubleMaker, there is no God, no Jesus, no unicorns, no leprechauns, no Tooth Fairy, no Santa Claus, etc..

You can no more disprove the existence of leprechauns or vampires than I can disprove the existence of God, yet I'm willing to bet you don't believe either of these exist.

Should I seek Santa Claus and leprechauns too?

What I am saying is that your common sense gives you faith in your conviction about leprechauns, unicorns and God.

It's like me asking you to disprove leprechauns, fairies, pixies or goblins.

What's your stand on Santa Claus, leprechauns, the Easter Bunny, vampires, and monsters under your bed?

At this point I won't invest time or energy seeking God for the same reason I won't invest time and energy digging up my yard seeking buried treasure, traveling to Ireland seeking leprechauns, or traveling to the North Pole seeking Santa Claus: Until I see some evidence any of these exist I see any of these pursuits as a complete waste of time.

I don't believe in God, vampires, Santa Claus, leprechauns, monster under my bed, talking horses, unicorns, elves, and a thousand other things, all for the exact same reason: I see nothing whatsoever to suggest any of them exist.

To me it makes as much sense as digging up my yard looking for buried treasure or flying Ireland to seek leprechauns.

I'll prove God doesn't exist as soon as you prove Santa Claus, leprechauns, vampires, and the Loch Ness monster don't exist.

Have you ever seen a leprechaun?

So there is Pascal's Wager, which works for those people who feel a chill when they realize that there might be leprechauns after all.

JimBoob, I say leprechauns bless him.

I see no more reason to investigate god than I do to investigate leprechauns or unicorns, and other than taking your word for it that Jesus is real you haven't been able to produce a single reason I should.