Female Leprechaun?

Mr. Lee · May 11, 2005

Any Irish people here? Is there a female leprecon or are they only males? If there is do they have another name like lepreconette or lepreconess?

Arturo21 · May 11, 2005

AlexN · May 11, 2005

This has got to be the most random thread I've seen here in a long time. I love it...

scblonndie · May 11, 2005

Oh, Monsieur Lee...

model_mom · May 11, 2005

He's Back.

model_mom · May 11, 2005

Webster's New World Dictionary definition: Leprechaun, Irish fairy in the form of a little man. So I guess the answer to your question is...NO.

heynicepants · May 11, 2005

No female ones don't exist but the male ones do, obviously.

Atelier · May 11, 2005

Brilliant!!! :lol:

PrincessImp. · May 11, 2005

then how do leprechauns reproduce? :ninja:

model_mom · May 11, 2005

Irish magic. :lucky:

brian · May 11, 2005

OMG......

slinky_vagabond · May 11, 2005

^ That's *so* not what I was thinking.... :ninja:

(edit: that was addressed to modelmom, btw)

model_mom · May 11, 2005

OK I'll bite, what were you thinking? I have a feeling you're going to have to use the little stars on your keyboard.

yourbestfriend · May 11, 2005

AlexN said:
This has got to be the most random thread I've seen here in a long time. I love it...

dont forget the square watermelons!

...and i think they produce "asexually" woo...conjugation bio class did me some good.

tiffany · May 11, 2005

chiangsi1980 said:
then how do leprechauns reproduce?

this thread is wonderful :lol:

arlekindearrabal · May 12, 2005

so i guess this is over

lovesit · May 12, 2005

um, i dont like this.

or this.. sick

arlekindearrabal · May 12, 2005

those movies!! mah god...

motaman8165 · May 12, 2005

....ok?

softgrey · May 12, 2005

thanks for fixing the spelling in the title...mm... :heart: