Irish dirt

[hallmarktex]

And yet, this post comes on Valentine's day. The poster child for "I have to buy a present, but haven't got a clue what to get".

If guys will pay to have a star named after their sweetheart, I've no doubt that someone read that ad and went, "Hey, there's an idea!".

[Joe Gondek]

From the article I read on the plane it seems their business is really blooming

I'm just sorry I didn't come up with the Idea, It would pay for a few more kilts

[Rab Gordon]

That's an idea, I have loads of good Highland dirt outside

Rab

[Phil]

That's an idea, I have loads of good Highland dirt outside

Rab

And there's been plenty Scotch mist the last few days. I've been running around bottling it.

[Joe Gondek]

That's an idea, I have loads of good Highland dirt outside

Rab
Thats a great Idea.

Is there a market for Rocky Mt. soil in Scotland?
I'm sure someone in the Isles would like a piece of dirt from the land to which their ancestors migrated.

With X-marks help we could import and export soil all over the world shiped in tartan bags

[Clockwork John]

I could contribute Mojave Desert dirt if anyone was interested.

[Jack Daw]

So, what's wrong with buying Irish soil? I purchase Scotish water all the time.

[pdcorlis]

So what do you suppose the customs agents would say if I chucked all my stuff out of my backpack at the end of my next trip to Scotland and filled it full of good old Scots soil?

[McClef]

Very strange. Wasn't there something in vampire folklore about sleeping on home soil, thus necessitating the need to bring some abroad? Or maybe that was the Leprechaun movies (featuring Warwick Davis), I can't remember...

Warwick Davis was in Willow - is that what you are thinking of?

[slohairt]

Yes, Warwick was in Willow. But sadly, he was also in all six Leprechaun movies!

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Leprechaun_%28film%29