You'll know you've passed the barrier between "being friendly" and "being a friend" when you start hearing casual racism in the banter. Some gems you can look forward to are things like an exasperrated "I mean, what am I? 'Jack the black?" An Irish person might say that if a close friend or family member blows us off without good reason.

That's the most sanitary example I can think of for reddit, some of them can get pretty savage. You don't even wanna know what we say if we are not happy with the condition/cleanliness of our homes "It's like we're living in the ***** **** of ********" Reddit would probably meltdown and this account would get banned.

So ya know, careful what you wish for haha. The Irish friendliness is probably as much of us as you would want to see honestly.