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Happy Saint Patrick's Day
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PoetPhilosopher
Veteran Member
I sometimes get a seasonal green shake (it's mint flavored).
Subduction Zone
Veteran Member
I am usually recovering from St. Urho's Day. Too much wine.
RestlessSoul
Well-Known Member
Q: What did St Patrick say to the snakes when he was driving them out of Ireland?
A: Are yous alright in the back there, lads?
A: Are yous alright in the back there, lads?
Guitar's Cry
Disciple of Pan
I usually make something like Shepard's pie or Irish Sausages and Champ and drink a Guiness or Smithwick's in a toast to snakes.
Happy Saint Patrick's Day, folks 
Have a nice day.
Have a nice day.
Callisto
Hellenismos, BTW
Nowadays, I don't do anything but maybe today I'll add some spinach to my morning smoothie for color.
Back in the day when I would party and lived in Boston, we'd go see The Dropkick Murphys, they always play Beantown on St. Paddy's.
Growing up, my mom would make corned beef and cabbage with cornbread on the side.
Back in the day when I would party and lived in Boston, we'd go see The Dropkick Murphys, they always play Beantown on St. Paddy's.
Growing up, my mom would make corned beef and cabbage with cornbread on the side.
Love Dropkick Murphys. I've seen them multiple times. I've seen Flogging Molly, as well. Always a bunch of drunk shirtless guys in kilts who want to link arms and sing along with you at those shows. Lol. My mom made great corned beef, too.Nowadays, I don't do anything but maybe today I'll add some spinach to my morning smoothie for color.
Back in the day when I would party and lived in Boston, we'd go see The Dropkick Murphys, they always play Beantown on St. Paddy's.
Growing up, my mom would make corned beef and cabbage with cornbread on the side.
Happy St. Paddy's Day, everyone.
I sometimes wear green on St. Patrick's Day. That was a big thing when I was a kid, although it doesn't appear to be that much of a deal nowadays.
My coffee cup is green.
Nothing ...
... although, on second thought, I may take a few moments to revisit the Clancy Brothers singing "The Patriot Game."
Callisto
Hellenismos, BTW
When I was a kid it was a big thing. I still recall being in second grade, everyone wore green to school and we had to draw ourselves as a leprechaun then write our names beneath it, with O' in front of our last names. Which, even in that prehistoric time and to my 7 year old mind, was absurd. Most of the kids were BIPOC with last names that sounded ridiculous with O' added. LOL
Wirey
Fartist
You'll notice after the invention of whiskey, there's a 300 year gap. I wonder why.....
en.wikipedia.org
Timeline of Irish inventions and discoveries - Wikipedia
I remember people saying things like "There's a little bit of Irish in all of us." I happen to be 1/16 Irish myself, through my maternal grandfather's line (which was mostly Cajun but with an Irish great-great grandmother).
I don't recall if we ever had to draw a leprechaun. I never did well at any of those elementary school art projects.
Wandering Monk
Well-Known Member
Anthropologists believe that the first humans came to Ireland about 8000 BC. Before that only the Irish lived there.
