Paddy's Day moans

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Mar 16th 2013 | 6:45 am

#16

kimilseung

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Re: Paddy's Day moans

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Originally Posted by Jan Alaska

corned beef and cabbage *blech*

I'm going to the in-laws for tea tonight. It is Reubens. Everyone else will be eating Irish corned beef sandwiches, I will have a hardly touched Jewish sandwich on my plate.

Mar 16th 2013 | 7:41 am

#17

Nutek

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Re: Paddy's Day moans

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Originally Posted by Cardienscarf

Car bombs
Anything green that normally isn't
Anything that has 'Irish' added to it that normally doesn't
People who've never been to Ireland who claim they are from there
Parades
St Patrick's Day greeting cards

All of this.

Mar 16th 2013 | 10:21 am

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Re: Paddy's Day moans

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Originally Posted by Nutek

All of this.

Obviously you belong over here:
http://britishexpats.com/forum/showthread.php?t=790648

Mar 16th 2013 | 10:22 am

#19

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Re: Paddy's Day moans

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Originally Posted by Pulaski

People who confused their Scots-Irish ancestry with having Irish ancestry. Don't they realise their ancestors were busy killing each other?

And still would if it was legal

Mar 16th 2013 | 10:23 am

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Re: Paddy's Day moans

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Originally Posted by N1cky

Is that Guinness?

Mar 16th 2013 | 12:26 pm

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Re: Paddy's Day moans

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Originally Posted by Pulaski

People who confused their Scots-Irish ancestry with having Irish ancestry. Don't they realise their ancestors were busy killing each other?

Every year (so far), the local pipe and drum band plays "Scotland the Brave" and various other Scottish tunes in the St. Patricks day parade. My wife reckons it's people considering them to both be "celtic" nations oppressed by the English. She did follow that up with "Bazinga".

Mar 16th 2013 | 10:45 pm

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Re: Paddy's Day moans

Happy PaTTy's Day everyone!!! Yeeeeaaaaaahhhhh. *Fist Pump*

I'm gonna go get WASTED.

Mar 16th 2013 | 10:57 pm

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Re: Paddy's Day moans

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Originally Posted by Apfelkuchen

Happy PaTTy's Day everyone!!! Yeeeeaaaaaahhhhh. *Fist Pump*

I'm gonna go get WASTED.

Green beer?

have fun!

Mar 17th 2013 | 12:20 am

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Re: Paddy's Day moans

St. Paddy's day in spades for us! We're down in Rochester NY at a curling tournament (bonspiel is the correct term I believe.). Our daughter curls, bless her heart, and (though I say it myself) she's really good at it. Anyway, being Paddy's Day weekend, all the teams are dressed in hokey Paddy's hats and costumes, all the food is green, the curlers are all snacking on vodka soaked GREEN gummy bears, some of the beer is green. A good time is had by all, so more power to them, I say!