Leprechauns

"Lucky" has already been captured 15 times. Its just that the corporation that owns Lucky Charms keep buying out the claimants and place a gag order on them so that they may continue to use Lucky and the theme of him 'always escaping capture' to keep selling breakfast cereal.

In Ireland it is spelled leipreachan and is described as a pigmy, a sprite, or half bodied, or small bodied.

Due to the Leprechaun's warm blooded and small body, it does not thrive well in desert environments such as Nevada, except for Lake Tahoe. As a small animal, Leprechauns require much water, and with their fast metabolisms, much food as well. Personally I live in California, so Leprechauns run the streets, but in Nevada I would recommend a very large green house, one able to reproduce Rainbows so Leprechauns may feel more comfortable in the new environment. This will help them reproduce and thrive. I hope this answered your question. Good luck.

The father is Tim Hill.

It's your own personal belief if you think leprechauns exist. If they were to live someplace, they would live in those two areas. Those are the sterotypical places where they live. You can't believe everything you hear. It's not always going to be true.

In Irish it's "cupán mo bhriochtaí"

To scam you by, appearing when you try to take his pot of gold, giving you a piece of it and turning around staring at the piece of gold then taking your wallet out of your pocket. Or, another way to scam you is, by hiding at the end of the rainbow guarding their pot of skittles. If you try to take it they will give you a skittle and say, warp the rainbow, taste the rainbow. Then, they steal your wallet. Oh yea, be careful not to step on the leprechaun.

The job of leprechauns is to help people and do mischief

>Laughably wrong according to Irish folklore they spend their time making shoes

Golden Oreo Cookies!

There has been no mention of female Leprechauns in Irish Legend. There is a possibility that there are female Leprechauns, who has not been mention in Irish Legends. However, I believe there is no female Leprechauns.

Dinklage could not have been one of Hoss's leprechauns. He was born June 11, 1969, the Leprechaun episode was filmed in 1963.

its a cool accessary for clothing. Like a hand bag for a pretty skirt, and/or to keep your pants up

Sure, if he wants to.

If it's just a small amount of the Peter Pan syndrome then why get rid of it? Sometimes I wish I still had that magical part inside of me that I had as a child, but after years of reality shoved up my nose (and most people are like this) we forget to maintain that magical child-like part of us that can make life more fun and it can be passed onto your children and grandchildren. If this little bit of Peter Pan syndrome isn't hurting anyone then be thankful you either have it or that you are around someone that does.

It dates back to the days of slavery, when masters ordered their slaves to work harder. It's now a derogatory term for being subservient, especially on racial grounds. It is often used without any racial overtones to mean rushing to respond to a situation. ex., After accidentally setting fire to the vacant field, the four your boys were steppin and fetchin to put out the fire.

fiction

leprechauns gold heres the youtube link
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ALVNQkXYKk0&feature=related

Leprechauns are widely believed to be immortal. Myths put them in Ireland before the "Men of Mill" of which the Irish we know of are directly descended.

You could at Walmart for 3.50 and they're really cute!! but too bad they dont have that color anymore. they have white, hot pink, and grey.

Irish leprechauns are different from the Welsh versions of knocker, knacker, or bwca by the way they dress. Irish leprechauns of folklore typically wear a green or red coat. The Welsh leprechaun, or knocker, wear versions of miner's clothing.

hell

yes.

trolls don't often travel in groups exept with there familys but to answer your question a group of trolls is called a Clan.

• The leprechaun is an old Irish legend. He is like a spirit.
• I don't think there is a direct connection. Leprechauns are based upon Irish luck fairies and the Celtic version of dwarves, which were small slimy gold hunting tricksters. St. Patrick was the person who supposedly drove out the pagan beliefs and imagery of ancient Ireland. It is likely to simply be Disney-ecse cuteness to have some nice creatures to prance around in the parades etc.
• There is no connection, except that they are both Irish.
• Leprechauns and St. Patrick's Day are connected because a leprechaun is an Irish symbol of good luck. Also Saint Patrick had good luck on his escape from the people who captured him.
• Leprechauns have been in Ireland for millions of years.They are not synominus with any other country. St Patrick was born in Wales but came as a boy slave to Ireland around 400A.D. He escaped and came back to Ireland as a man and Christian Bishop.He converted the pagans living in Ireland to Christianity and thus became Pastron Saint of Ireland.He is buried in Downpatrick in Co. Down

Jeanette compares riding an elevator to the top floor with

see links

It is said that leprechauns bury their gold at the end of the rainbow.