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I think it's time for a shot!!!! And yes, it's all mine! Happy st. pattys day.

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I want one with one of those lil four-leaf clovers in the foam :D.

Two days late.

Two days late.

What are you talking about, Saturday wasn't the REAL St. Patrick's Day. Just because everyone's got work/school tomorrow doesn't mean you can't party.

What are you talking about, Saturday wasn't the REAL St. Patrick's Day. Just because everyone's got work/school tomorrow doesn't mean you can't party.

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My night tops all of yours, I'm going to see Bruce Springsteen!

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Good thing I don't live in Ireland, and good thing it was only religious activities. Did you even read the article? Only religious celebrations honoring St. Paddy were to be affected.

Good thing I don't live in Ireland, and good thing it was only religious activities. Did you even read the article? Only religious celebrations honoring St. Paddy were to be affected.

Do you know anything about the festival in Ireland?

They're shitfaced March 13-17 every year, no matter what. The official holiday (the one celebrated by everyone else) was the 15th this year.

The religious holiday was moved, meaning that churches that wanted to have events honoring the saint should have done so on the 15th, but the secular holiday stayed the same.

In Ireland, the religious holiday is celebrated by vomiting green beer and corned beef all over the country, with some Catholic stuff thrown in. The big parade and such will still be today, but the official day know as St. Patrick's Day was on the 15th. Today is just a festival.

So when someone says, "Happy St. Patrick's Day!" today, they're wrong.

EDIT: And the feast was on the 15th. So that's like us having the Thanksgiving parade on the third saturday in November and calling it Thanksgiving, despite us having the feast on thursday.

Hell yeah lets get fucking drunk, sloppy drunk. And Drug-Demon I want your stash for real, damn I wish I was seeing green like that. Oh well I'll just smoke green and drink.

In Ireland, the religious holiday is celebrated by vomiting green beer and corned beef all over the country, with some Catholic stuff thrown in. The big parade and such will still be today, but the official day know as St. Patrick's Day was on the 15th. Today is just a festival.

So when someone says, "Happy St. Patrick's Day!" today, they're wrong.

EDIT: And the feast was on the 15th. So that's like us having the Thanksgiving parade on the third saturday in November and calling it Thanksgiving, despite us having the feast on thursday.
Not according to every caldendar I have seen.

That's exactly what I said. The religious holiday was on Saturday and the secular holiday is today.

I shall refer you all to the Green Beer post. Find my comment.

Regardless, Happy Saint Patties to all those that deserve to celebrate it.

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Pattys day was moved, you ignorant spic

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Wow you people are fucking stupid.