Hoi Chalice, WTF.

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Originally Posted by manker

St. Patrick's day is so fucking good that some Americans describe themselves proudly as Irish-American even tho' they've never been there.

I say 'some'; there are more Americans that describe themselves as 'Irish-American' than there are Irish folk in Ireland.
Don't give me that bollocks about heritage. It's all to do with how awesome St. Patricks day is.

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Totally agree.

There's something about wild abandon which appeals to all races.

If they can blame their BawAism on the Irish, then so much so the better.

It's nice to be an Irishman in a far-flung corner of the world on St. Patrick's Day.

Fact.

No, it's the 17th, that's it.

I'll have no more nonsense about it.

It's always gonna be the 17th.

Anything else is preposterous.

Unless the 17th falls on a Sunday. like.

Then we have to take the Monday off.

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Originally Posted by chalice

It's always gonna be the 17th.

Anything else is preposterous.

Unless the 17th falls on a Sunday. like.

Then we have to take the Monday off.

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Fixed and agreed.

Agreed to the maximum capacity.

Just googled to see if JP is talking pish or not and found this quality pic of a dyed-in-the-wool Irishman:

http://afp.google.com/media/ALeqM5i-...m4gvvkA?size=s

It's from this article.

The merkin news stories for St Patrick's day outnumber the rest by about 9-1. Mental.

You cannot buy a burger from an Irishman in Dublin.

Factual intimation.

And that's all I've got to say about that.

I'm taking that manker's last as a "not"

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Originally Posted by Mr JP Fugley

I'm taking that manker's last as a "not"

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Found no mention of it anywhere, like. Admittedly I didn't look hard (like thebazzla), but the absence of it sways me to think that you're rodding chavis.

:idunno:

JP rods me rarely.

I'm grateful for that.

Yet, I retain ambitions.