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We don't wear shampoo, we drink it. Moet is a good medium priced brand and try Kristal for something more expensive.
Sara R
Shampoo? Do you mean shamrocks? We wear them because it's how St Patrick explained the holy trinity to the people, 3 beings in one, Father, Son and Holy Ghost.
Tid
Cos we ran out of conditioners.
skag head
what?
Happy Harry
It's to do with the sacred trinity that's performed at the start of every St Paddy's Day - a sh*t, shower and shampoo
Sshhhh! It's Podge and Rodge
We have very bad dandruff
IRISH AND PROUD
well i don't
Rick
Actually this tradition started long ago when shampoo in Ireland was in short supply. People got to the point that they would not rinse it out and just keep it in. Eventually shampoo became more plentifull but still once a year on St. Patricks Day, we the Irish still do it in honor of rememberance of this horrible time of no shampoo.
Midnight Sun
are you talking bout shampoos that dye your hair like green ones for St Paddys Day.
celeste28
maybe he doesnt realise its shamrock? well its shamrock and its what your man said the holy trinity etc sorry didnt read all of his response!!! its to do with catholic religion I think the father the son and the holy ghost the holy trinity
debs
its not shampoos its shamrock
Sadhbhy
LOL! brilliant
Orla C
Oh, SHAMROCKS!!! Because it's a particular type of clover that grows in Ireland.
Hugh G
St Patrick to you. Not a shampoo, but a small green piece of vegetation - in the same way a leak is used by the Welsh.
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