4WD
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Nope, Czech heritage … did buy two green 
bottles of wine today (Australia) 
bottles of wine today (Australia) 
Happy St. Patrick's day
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manicrodder
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I am scotch/Irish German Cherokee. Corn beef is cooking in the pot right now.
Ah, I love the double standard that’s applied to the Irish, Italians etc. That same joke, applied across the board would result in a flurry of outrage. That’s where we’re at these days. “CLICK”
4WD
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My point. What determines what is fodder for humor. And what doesn’t? And who decides? A slippery slope.
The difference between a British funeral and a British wedding? There’s one less drunk at a British funeral!
I wish you all a happy St Patrick’s Day and a successful conclusion to your recipes and festivities. Be well, be good.
Happy birthday stangguy, Got my 2nd shot today as well, so I’m just about ready...for a nap!
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Actually a nap does sound better, but I have never been able to nap in the middle of the day, as it just always seems to throw off the rest of the day for me. Don't know why, just does.Happy birthday stangguy, Got my 2nd shot today as well, so I’m just about ready...for a nap!
That's what nice about American, you can celebrate any holiday you like even if it's not "your" holiday.
I have a bottle of Don Julio Añejo I'm cracking open tonight, it ain't green but it will work and probably Reuben's from Arby's or Culver's, I know I know.
Just found out today I'm getting my first shot Friday.
I have a bottle of Don Julio Añejo I'm cracking open tonight, it ain't green but it will work and probably Reuben's from Arby's or Culver's, I know I know.
Just found out today I'm getting my first shot Friday.
Irish here, but will not be having corned beef and cabbage tonight or any night. Besides not being an Irish dish, I can't stand both items. Supposedly when my great grandmother immigrated here from Killybegs she had never heard of it.
My sister is all into genealogy and found cousins that still live in County Donegal. All my Irish ancestors were from Killybegs, Ballybofey, and Donegal. I would love to go there to see everything. My grandparents went back after working at the Paris Airshow and my grandpa found one of his cousins. They were exchanging pictures and one of their daughters was identical to my aunt. My grandpa was all happy that his cousin was still having kids into his 70s.
My sister is all into genealogy and found cousins that still live in County Donegal. All my Irish ancestors were from Killybegs, Ballybofey, and Donegal. I would love to go there to see everything. My grandparents went back after working at the Paris Airshow and my grandpa found one of his cousins. They were exchanging pictures and one of their daughters was identical to my aunt. My grandpa was all happy that his cousin was still having kids into his 70s.
Being first in the world, St Patrick's Day was yesterday, and I had some green on me. I'm double Irish, both paternal Grandfathers have Irish names. 46% Irish and 34% Scottish, as one Grandfather married a Scottish woman. Both had a chip on each shoulder, and were very hard men...I hope we have moved on from those times.
The Irish dish is cabbage and bacon with creamy parsley sauce and it's a lot more sensible than corned beef. Salted brisket? Really?
My mother's mainden name was Sweeney.
Wherever you find 4 Irishmen you will usually find a fifth.
There are only 2 nationalities; the Irish and those that wish they was!
I could go on...
Wherever you find 4 Irishmen you will usually find a fifth.
There are only 2 nationalities; the Irish and those that wish they was!
I could go on...
Made my own corned beef this year! Turned out spectacularHappy St Patty’s day! Which reminds me I need to get the Corned Beef brisket in the crockpot!
