Got me on that one. So what word(s) is/are offensive? Paddy? A perfectly acceptable shortening of the name Patrick (Padraig) (albeit between friends or a close circle of people) often used by the Irish. Or is it Mince? or Mince Paddy?Originally Posted by BigFatPie
Just found the "Thick as Mince" meaning (a new one on me) and I suppose the two coupled together could be deemed offensive.
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