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Gundark
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St. Patricks Day


Okay, anybody have plans ?

We don't, yet. Its on a Saturday this year, BTW. smile


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I'm not Irish so no I don't have any plans. Why does everyone go on about St Patricks day? You never hear of St Andrew, St David or St George.

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Oh come on its just an excuse for a party. And I love to party so come on Paddy`s show me some riverdance.!!!smile

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There is a nice little Irish Pub across from our dorm called Kitty O'Shea's that me and my roomates will have a little fun at.


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So what happens at St. Patricks Day?


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Basicly you drink, which is fine with me. I like Irish people thet are very friendly, at least the ones I`ve met, and they make great music.

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Well, it does get my goat that on St. Patricks day Capital Radio do all this special stuff like live broadcasts from Dublin.

But what happens on St. Georges day? Absolutely nothing, that's what. Tells you a little about the english mindset really...

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Hmmmm..I wouldn't have guessed that they celebrated St. Patrick's Day in England...

And what's the deal with St. George?..I honestly don't know.


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Well exactly. Let's celebrate another contries patron saint but forget our own.

it's a joke IMHO...

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So what's the patron saint of Wales and Scotland?..I didn't know that most countries had a patron saint.


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Can't remember. Noggins and KJ should know respectively.

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I said it before and I say it again, it`s just an excuse for a party.
St. George and the dragon?smile
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Yeah..it is just an excuse to celebrate.

Like we have Presidents Day on Monday laughing out loud I'm not complaining..it's a day off.


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Hey, I'm not off on Monday....Dimmy thats not fair. Want a wake up call from PA when I get into the office ? hehehe. laughing out loud


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Lucky girl.... Yeah, let's all give Dimmy 20 minute wake up calsl all day and night on Monday!!laughing out loud

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St David is the Welsh patron saint and St Andrew is for Scotland. Ratcat is right, it is a joke. If I was Irish I'd be offended that people(not anyone here) who couldn't care less about Ireland are all of a sudden celebrating all things Irish just for a laugh.
I know a guy who owns a pub in a town near me. He was born in Scotland and all his family are from here but he runs an Irish pub because he says people think it's "freindlier".

Ratcat your right about England. It seems that you can't celebrate being English or you are accused of being racist.


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I never considered celebrating St. Patricks day to be making fun of the Irish. That's never occured to me at all.


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Since when do we need a special day to drink?


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St. Patrick's Day is big in the States purely because of the Irish minority there taking good and proper use of their right to be heard. On the other side of the Atlantic, all four of the Union's (and Ireland's) Saint days go by with barely a mention- with a few notable exceptions in some places. And my fellow Englishmen shouldn't panic- English patriotism is alive and well, TOO alive and well in some places. Only in extrmees does it appear racist to be pro-English.

The point is, St. Patricks day in Ireland, by now, is as much to do with its cultural roots as Christmas is to do with the pagan festivals it developed from. It's probably not serious enough to be truly insulting to the Irish- irritating, perhaps. But as an excuse for a party... why not? But only, really, in the States.


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Ah yes, them Yanks... always looking for their roots in Europe. laughing out loud


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