John Noble (
jackofallgeeks) wrote2005-03-17 08:38 am
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Happy Saint Patrick's Day!
Being a quarter Irish, which is as much as I am anything and more than I am most things, I'm obligated to mention this. Unfortunately, it looks ike I won't really be able to do much of anything at all to celebrate. No corn beef and cabbage! *cries* I'm thinking I may just run down to Giant and get some Guiness and oven-bake dinner rolls and pretend to myself. Maybe cook a potatoe or two.
I don't even have anything green to wear! My Irish ancestors are rolling over in their beds in the DC Metro Area.
Being a quarter Irish, which is as much as I am anything and more than I am most things, I'm obligated to mention this. Unfortunately, it looks ike I won't really be able to do much of anything at all to celebrate. No corn beef and cabbage! *cries* I'm thinking I may just run down to Giant and get some Guiness and oven-bake dinner rolls and pretend to myself. Maybe cook a potatoe or two.
I don't even have anything green to wear! My Irish ancestors are rolling over in their beds in the DC Metro Area.
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I'll have an extra drink, just for you, dear.
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Green, beef and potatoes
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As for no green.. well maybe you can get
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And hey, it wouldn't be St. Patty's day if uncouth heathenites (like me) didn't get pinched! Y'know, leprechauns and all that. Little people. Beady eyes.
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It means "grosses" or "creeps" or even both depending on the context. :)
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But if that's an actual invitation, you only need to ask me twice. ^_^;;
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You're really having cornbeef?
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I've moved a block down the street and on the other side from where I was though. It's now 4607 Conn. Apt 117 :)
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But yeah, if I can get a number to reach you at, it shouldn't be a problem. I checked for your number on my phone, but it didn't make the switch from the one I washed, I guess. You can just Email or IM me a number (both JackOfAllGeeks; I stay consistant), so you don't need to post it here in the open.
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The colours of the Irish flag (Green and Orange with White in between) represent, in the common interpretation, the Catholics and the Protestants and the lasting Peace between them--i.e. Green is for the Catholics, Orange is for the Protestants, and White is for Peace.
Thus, Irish Catholics wear Green and Irish Protestants wear Orange.
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Ignorant
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*procedes to pinch the hell outa you*
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yea irish. :D