[Immortalkitten]

They lie to us. Don't trust them.

The original color of St. Patrick was blue.
I do my research. I did an article on the history of St. Patrick's Day for the school newspaper.

And drawing everything with green is a bad idea! What about stoplights?! Everyone will think it's green and will go!

[Thecrowmuse11]

WHAT?!?!?! BUT BUT I LIKE GREEN!!!! WHY WOULD THEY LIE ABOUT THAT?!?!?! evil little leprechauns....

[Rinovo]

did it had somthing to do with clovers xd? problably not. I KNOW! SOME KIDS HAD A CRAYONS BUT THEY COULDN'T FIND THE GREEN SO THEY USED BULE! XD!

[Tess]

interesting I didn't know that

[Immortalkitten]

@Tess - Thanks! Most people don't know. Most people at school were just like: O.O rly?
Also, when I noticed you had posted I was like, "Did I do something wrong? o.o"

@Thecrowmuse11 - By the way, leprechauns never had anything to do with St. Patrick in the first place. :3

@princessmoon - Shamrocks were used do demonstrate the Trinity. So clovers do have something to with St. Patrick's Day.

[Thecrowmuse11]

Ok... mind blown.... I need to go repaint the decorations and tear down the fake leprechaun... and then maybe lie down...

[Immortalkitten]

You've got the right idea. XD

[Anza]

Wow! I didn't know that! But I did know that lepercons have nothing to do with St. Patrick's Day; even St. Patrick wasn't Irish; I this k he was Roman?

[Immortalkitten]

He wasn't Irish himself, but he moved to Ireland. Wikipedia says Romano-British.

[Star Fox]

Wow... It's amazing how time distorts things...