An Irish priest is driving down to New York and gets stopped for speeding in Connecticut . The state trooper smells alcohol on the priest's breath and then sees an empty wine bottle on the floor of the car.

He says, 'Sir, have you been drinking?'

'Just water,' says the priest.

The trooper says, 'Then why do I smell wine?'

The priest looks at the bottle and says, 'Good Lord! He's done it again!'

Lol.. no need for the irish in it thou:mad:

Oh my, you mean you can't say Irish any more. Heck, what am I going to tell people when they ask me where both of my Great Grandfathers came from?
Give me a break.

Yeah you should have said black or jewish,

It's okay, magprob. We irish like to drink ;)

I think that was the only way it could have been made funny.

Ah calm down it was a joke. I can really see you inherited your grandfathers sense of humour.

You irish are you? Where you from southerngalps?

I am originally from Louisiana. Not 100% irish... I am also british and french...

Where you from ;)

I'm from right near the Guinness keg.

Give you 7 guesses?

I'm from galway, in IRELAND :)

Louisiana?

Oh... I would have never guessed. :( :)

Sometimes it just gets at me when the same stereotype is used over and over again and then you get American born and bred people who claim to be Irish and support these stereotypes. Although I understand that it was a joke and I replied in an intended jovial tone although apparently that didn't come across, it can be quite frustrating.

I'm from right near the Guiness keg.

Sounds like a good place to be from :)

Sometimes it just gets at me when the same stereotype is used over and over again and then you get American born and bred people who claim to be Irish and support these stereotypes. Although I understand that it was a joke and I replied in an intended jovial tone although apparently that didn't come across, it can be quite frustrating.

You know, Where ever you find four Irish you'll find a fifth(of whiskey)

The same joke can have it as catholic instead of the Irish..

Politically incorrect jokes are just that jokes.

Keep up the Guinness mag!