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Im not Irish so won't be doing anything to celebrate (sorry to be one of the first to say this) I always find it rather odd how people without Irish connections join in - another excuse for a meaningless piss up in certin quarters, is my only conclusion. |
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I'm not Irish either, just got some connections with them..
as a lover of good Irish music to...
i will be having a pint of Guinness
an ware something green to
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Personally I'm looking forward to going to Ireland to celebrate St. George's day.
Apparently they are mad about it!
In the pubs they have all of these flags n stuff and everyone drinks pissy weak flat lager and eats Greggs pasties!
Mad! |
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It was bizzare living over in N Ireland, we had St Patrick's day off school, but as an English child i wasn't allowed to take the day off for St George's day  |
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"I'll be off to the races at Cheltenham ooohhhh hope you have a good time, its a great day out!
As a local lass I have to confess to having never been there!!  repent and have a great time! lol "
In my younger years i used to celebrate mine by getting bladdered on Guiness lol  |
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"I'll be off to the races at Cheltenham ooohhhh hope you have a good time, its a great day out!
As a local lass I have to confess to having never been there!! repent and have a great time! lol
In my younger years i used to celebrate mine by getting bladdered on Guiness lol "
me 2 lol dont even drink it that much either |
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"It was bizzare living over in N Ireland, we had St Patrick's day off school, but as an English child i wasn't allowed to take the day off for St George's day "
i never got st patricks day of school, we wont be doing anything other than working that day.. and hate guiness yuk |
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"I don't, only celebrate St Andrew's night, Burns Night and Hogmany"
love Burns night, we used to celebrate this when I lived in N Africa but peeps round here aren't into it in the same way. |
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"Im not Irish so won't be doing anything to celebrate (sorry to be one of the first to say this) I always find it rather odd how people without Irish connections join in - another excuse for a meaningless piss up in certin quarters, is my only conclusion. "
i totaly agree |
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we dont,whats the point?
we dont need society to tell us when to have a good time,and then have to get up for work the next morning??no,we will pass as we usually do |
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Im still waiting for them to do the same on st georges day 
