1. June 24th.
2. A day for being mean to people called Patrick
3. The single day of the year when you are allowed to taunt a person, mercilessly for doing something stupid, inept or incomprehensible.
2. A day for being mean to people called Patrick
3. The single day of the year when you are allowed to taunt a person, mercilessly for doing something stupid, inept or incomprehensible.
The origins of Paddy Hunting Day are nothing to do with the persecution of the Irish. The origins of the term date to June 24th 2008 when Patrick Sinclair of Stornoway, Outer Hebrides went out walking on a day he should have been rehearsing for a play. Regulated Paddy Hunting involves giving the subject a 20min head start and then pursuing them in a Skoda, preferably cross-country, rally style to the accompanyment of blazing horns.
Paddy Hunting Day taunting involes slapping the subject on the head repeatedly, poking them with the business end of a broom or running them over with a Skoda
Paddy Hunting Day taunting involes slapping the subject on the head repeatedly, poking them with the business end of a broom or running them over with a Skoda
by NIDRY July 11, 2008
A party celebrating the last night of freedom of a man before he gets married, but where another man steals the limelight/tries to convince everyone its his own party. The term is commonly used in the west of Ireland.
1) Wow! I'd say Barry was well annoyed at that Paddy Stag last weekend in Cork.
2) Jaysus, the DJ announced another blokes name instead of Baz! It must be Paddy's Stag!
2) Jaysus, the DJ announced another blokes name instead of Baz! It must be Paddy's Stag!
by logger mclog May 17, 2010
by Fagdonna May 23, 2004
1. Someone that starts fabricating heritage to Ireland around St. Patricks Day as an excuse to go party.
2. Someone that acts like they know the words to Irish Music while at the bar on St. Patrick's Day.
2. Someone that acts like they know the words to Irish Music while at the bar on St. Patrick's Day.
Look at that guy slamming back the green beer, he's a St. Paddy's Day Poser. He told me last week that he was Polish.
Yeah, I bet he thinks the ISH on end of Polish will pass as Irish.
Yeah, I bet he thinks the ISH on end of Polish will pass as Irish.
by OMGyouwillseethis February 12, 2010
It has been deduced that this song is referring to the killing of a police officer.
'Paddy' is a slang term for a police officer, and 'whack' is slang for murder.
The sound 'nick nack' is obviously reproduced from a mechanical weapon such as a catapult, trebuchet, or large crossbow.
Therefore it is a term for the murder of a police officer using a mechanical weapon.
'Paddy' is a slang term for a police officer, and 'whack' is slang for murder.
The sound 'nick nack' is obviously reproduced from a mechanical weapon such as a catapult, trebuchet, or large crossbow.
Therefore it is a term for the murder of a police officer using a mechanical weapon.
by John Anonymouse July 20, 2013
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