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#1
My god..

It's happening..

It's a fate worse then here!!


It's...

It's....

It's.....


St. Patrick's Day!!!!!
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#2
Oh, shiet. Being Irish rocks, it gives my an excuse for multiple things. Yay!

Happy drunken barn day, everybody
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#3
The Irish must love you....
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#4
Who? Me? Nah, I dunno a single irish man, a few boy's who are part irish thou.. But yeah, it's a bloody good reason to get drunk as fuck & not remember a damned thing!
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#5
Like Halloween.
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#6
*yawns and updates his Techniques description page*

*has his green also*
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#7
I hate St. Patricks day. I swear, I'm wearing green next year.

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#8
St Patrick wasn't irish. He was english. And he brought Christanity to Ireland, not beer. In Ireland everyone has a pint, but that's because it's thursday, not because it's St Patrick's Day.
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#9
Don't kiss the Blarney Stone, to get back at the tourists the security pisses on it after the place closes.

To add onto what Koola said, people often associate heavy drinking with the Irish on St. Patrick's day because many Irish took their families to pubs and have always been known to be a kind and joyious people to drink with. Buying rounds for those who they barely know.
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Quote:Originally posted by Furiza
I'm Irish. o.O
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Quote:Originally posted by Koola
St Patrick wasn't irish. He was english. And he brought Christanity to Ireland, not beer. In Ireland everyone has a pint, but that's because it's thursday, not because it's St Patrick's Day.
I thought he was a slave in the late 5th century who brought catholicism to Ireland after being freed.
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