The odyssey of Leopold Bloom, as recounted by James Joyce in Ulysses , took place in Dublin on 16 June 1904.
That’s tomorrow, silly. 
Oh. And here I thought it was Bloo’s b’day and was going to stick out my tongue at the aging fart. 
Hey, my band already played on the real Bloomsday, a few weeks ago, on a cold blustery day. What’s up with this new Bloomsday anyway? Like some kind of impostor?
http://www.spokesmanreview.com/library/bloom/2002/bloomsday.asp?ID=2002\odyssey
The 16th of June is also my birthday and I was born in Dublin. (Don’t try to use this as a pickup line, it’s never worked for me.)
Tony
Gee, Tony, if you used that as a pick-up line here at the Saloon #10, especially if you have ahint of a brogue, there would be women all over ya! Small town grrls, ya know?
If women were all over me, then my wife would really be all over me, and I don’t mean that in a good way. 
Besides, I have no hint of a brogue, but I do have a twinkle in my eye.
Tony
It’s already the 16th in Dublin, so HAPPY BIRTHDAY, TONY!
Looks like you won’t be fighting them off in Deadwood, anytime soon, Tony, but “Dublin” is a great word to be throwing about on St. Patrick’s Day, but who wants drunk cowgirls hanging offa 'em, anyhow?
That’s kind of a loaded question, now isn’t it?
(Just turn around and walk away, Steven. Just don’t even touch this one…)
Steven
Any sensible guy would walk away from them, really they carry pistols and whips!
Thom Larsen from The Whistleshop is in band called Bloomsday! They do have a CD out - pretty good stuff! 
http://www.thewhistleshop.com/catalog/tutorials/cds/bloomsday/bloomsday.htm
Yeah, and…?
You should see 'em when the bikers are in town, at least just once! :roll: 
Mmmm…whistols and pips.
Oh, and happy birthday, Tony!
Pipples and wassols? :roll: :roll: 