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Happy St. Patrick's Day 2018
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When Irish eyes are smiling
Sure, it is like a morning spring
In the lilt of Irish laughter
You can hear the angels sing
Here's an uncropped version of this picture to celebrate the day with even more fun.
Happy Saint Patrick's Day!
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One last blessing
"May the sun shine all day long
Everything go right and nothing wrong
May those you love bring love back to you
And may all the wishes you wish come true" ~ Irish Blessing
"May the sun shine all day long
Everything go right and nothing wrong
May those you love bring love back to you
And may all the wishes you wish come true" ~ Irish Blessing
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St. Patrick rid Ireland of serpents...
First of all, Pātricius was British, not Irish. And by "serpents" they mean pagans. Most of whom were forced to convert to Christianity, which as we all know back then was done with the pointy end of a sword.
So does anybody else see the irony of the Irish celebrating religious oppression being introduced by a Brit?
First of all, Pātricius was British, not Irish. And by "serpents" they mean pagans. Most of whom were forced to convert to Christianity, which as we all know back then was done with the pointy end of a sword.
So does anybody else see the irony of the Irish celebrating religious oppression being introduced by a Brit?
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Leave it to someone using a name like brmstn to turn a thread about what is nowadays another drinking man’s holiday that is supposed to be about fun, partying and brotherhood into something morbid, morose, political & religious :rofl:
Congrats brmstn69! You really know how to turn a well intentioned thread into a negative.
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Easter is just around the corner 
Will a thread saying Happy Easter be OK ?
Will a thread saying Happy Easter be OK ?
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Easter is just around the corner
Forget ''Happy Easter'', just wish people ''Happy Holidays'' :rofl:
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brmstn69
I am glad you pointed this out, thanks I never knew that until now. I knew Christians slaughtered millions of Pagans but not about St Patrick and the serpent .
St. Patty’s Day at least in America has evolved into a secular ode to Irish culture (or at least an oversimplified version of it), characterized by parties, music and iconic foods.
I am glad you pointed this out, thanks I never knew that until now. I knew Christians slaughtered millions of Pagans but not about St Patrick and the serpent .
St. Patty’s Day at least in America has evolved into a secular ode to Irish culture (or at least an oversimplified version of it), characterized by parties, music and iconic foods.
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Since the powers that be took politics off the table, I take my opportunities to piss people off where ever I find them...
Easter is just around the corner
Just remember, Easter falls on April Fools Day this year. If you want to cross that mine field, be my guest...
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