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Peppermint Patty Died For Your Sins

Mar 17, 2006 16:11

Go ahead and celebrate St. Patrick's day. Even if you're not in any way Irish. Even if you don't understand a thing about the politics of the celebration and its slogans and songs. Have corned beef and Guinness and try not to drive drunk, it's all good. Hell, the Japanese seem to enjoy Christmas, too. Holidays are fun ( Read more... )

cringe, ocd, no, language, violence, holidays, lamers

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Up the 'RA vanmojo March 18 2006, 00:14:32 UTC

I suppose it would be asking too much for the Shillelagh-of-Truth be applied to anyone drinking green beer... You could just walk into Pierce St. Annex and start whacking away...

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caladri March 18 2006, 00:16:54 UTC

A+

nickjb March 18 2006, 00:29:26 UTC

I was eating at Ruby's this afternoon and heard people saying "St. Patty's Day" In fake Irish accents

hydrozoa March 18 2006, 00:42:11 UTC

even worse is st. paddy's day. that seems to be the favored spelling in the neighborhood drugstores and hallmark franchises.

Pharmacy Spelling mr_flippant March 18 2006, 00:49:07 UTC

St. "Paddy's" Day

Re: Pharmacy Spelling substitute March 18 2006, 00:51:48 UTC

Your going to far.

Re: Pharmacy Spelling eris_devotee March 18 2006, 00:57:39 UTC

n0, u r.

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mcpino March 18 2006, 03:35:53 UTC

...with "The Copy Editor's Shillelagh", otherwise known as a 1913 Webster's English Dictionary with cast iron covers and spikes, on the end of a chain.

...isn't that, then, no longer a shillelagh but a mace?

hold still... substitute March 18 2006, 03:45:02 UTC

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YOW! mcpino March 18 2006, 03:53:12 UTC

...I didn't even mention that "Paddy" is the diminutive of Padraig, y'know?

nuns March 18 2006, 13:49:36 UTC

wouldn't it be a flail?