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    Happy St Patrick's day.

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    It's absolutely P/Ssed it down all day up t'north... Nothing changes.

    Might have a few Magners tonight ..

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    Why do some get all excited about another country's patron saint?

    A thread about St Patrick's Day on an England forum. God, the irony.

    I hope we thrash the Irish this weekend, as I do with any sport, any country.

    No wonder we are walked over as a nation.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Newcy Wolf View Post
    Why do some get all excited about another country's patron saint?

    A thread about St Patrick's Day on an England forum. God, the irony.

    I hope we thrash the Irish this weekend, as I do with any sport, any country.

    No wonder we are walked over as a nation.
    Well i started the thread because my heritage is irish.
    People post on here who are Scottish ,English, whatever ect.
    Sorry if i offended you.

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    Quote Originally Posted by trickydick View Post
    Well i started the thread because my heritage is irish.
    People post on here who are Scottish ,English, whatever ect.
    Sorry if i offended you.
    Oirish twohat ..lol

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    Quote Originally Posted by trickydick View Post
    Well i started the thread because my heritage is irish.
    People post on here who are Scottish ,English, whatever ect.
    Sorry if i offended you.
    I'll apologise on a personal level, be proud of you heritage.

    You haven't offended me at all, I'm just sick of the annual "Let's be Irish for a day, wear green and LOOOVVE Guinness for a day, hey my great great grandad had an Irish Setter once, whoah, it is their country after all" brigade.
    Some tw@t at work said to me yesterday, "I'm off tomorrow for my yearly Guinness fill."
    I asked why, you are English and pubs sell Guinness all year round.

    But hey, I'm sure the Irish, Scottish and Welsh will be falling over each other to post on here April 23rd.


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    Quote Originally Posted by Newcy Wolf View Post
    I'll apologise on a personal level, be proud of you heritage.

    You haven't offended me at all, I'm just sick of the annual "Let's be Irish for a day, wear green and LOOOVVE Guinness for a day, hey my great great grandad had an Irish Setter once, whoah, it is their country after all" brigade.
    Some tw@t at work said to me yesterday, "I'm off tomorrow for my yearly Guinness fill."
    I asked why, you are English and pubs sell Guinness all year round.

    But hey, I'm sure the Irish, Scottish and Welsh will be falling over each other to post on here April 23rd.

    You might even get a few from Catalane

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    My better arf wanted me to go ooot for the craic last night but I flatly refused on the grounds of there being all did hype n all dat.

    I do have a great nan who was of the southern side of ireland but the once a year be Irish ting does get me goat to be sure.

    St George is celebrated round the world in different ways as St George is not soley of the English what what

    All the best for you St P day and I hope it was a great day

    Peace ;-)

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    Quote Originally Posted by Newcy Wolf View Post
    Why do some get all excited about another country's patron saint?

    A thread about St Patrick's Day on an England forum. God, the irony.

    I hope we thrash the Irish this weekend, as I do with any sport, any country.

    No wonder we are walked over as a nation.
    Who's walking over us now ? It is usually us who do the walking over which is why we are having invaded 180 out of 200 nations in the world are top of the United Nations World Aggressors League.

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    Quote Originally Posted by RedBasie View Post
    Who's walking over us now ? It is usually us who do the walking over which is why we are having invaded 180 out of 200 nations in the world are top of the United Nations World Aggressors League.
    Redbasie, it wasn't meant in a political/power happy manner.
    It was more to do with in a public manner, a suggestion that as a nation we tend to roll over and go with it, St. Patrick's Day being an example. I could go on about St. Georges Day being seen as offensive so we, as a whole, back down in fear, etc, blah, blah, but I won't.

    Regarding the invasion of so many nations, surely the vast majority are in the distant past? If we invade these days it tends to be at the request of the USA.

    Maybe another example of being walked over as a nation.

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