Training for the glorious day, enjoy.

Enjoy! I'm not Irish and a non-drinker, so won't be celebrating. I'll be happy to support those who do, though, as long as they keep it under control.

flashguy

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Enjoy! I'm not Irish and a non-drinker, so won't be celebrating. I'll be happy to support those who do, though, as long as they keep it under control.

flashguy

aye, but you can eat corned beef n cabbage with potato and carrots, and that's irish enough...

THANK YOU for not saying St. "Patty's" Day

That drives me crazy

There was never a Saint Patricia

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Originally posted by flashguy:
Enjoy! I'm not Irish and a non-drinker, so won't be celebrating. I'll be happy to support those who do, though, as long as they keep it under control.

flashguy

aye, but you can eat corned beef n cabbage with potato and carrots, and that's irish enough...

I'd eat it if it were on the menu, but I seldom see it. (I don't cook.)

flashguy

Plastic Paddies everywhere tomorrow.

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aye, but you can eat corned beef n cabbage with potato and carrots, and that's irish enough...

You DO know that corned beef isn't really Irish, right? It's an American-Irish thing:

Ireland: Why We Have No Corned Beef & Cabbage Recipes

The Irish would be eating more like what we know as ham.

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Originally posted by HRK:

aye, but you can eat corned beef n cabbage with potato and carrots, and that's irish enough...

You DO know that corned beef isn't really Irish, right? It's an American-Irish thing:

Ireland: Why We Have No Corned Beef & Cabbage Recipes

The Irish would be eating more like what we know as ham.

Meh, us Americans relate corned beef & cabbage to the Irish, like they do the hot dog to us. We're having Ruben sandwiches. Rye bread, corned beef, sauerkraut (although that's probably German, but still it's cabbage) and swiss cheese, under the broiler. I'll eat too much and have a restless night, but WTF, you go around once.

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You DO know that corned beef isn't really Irish, right? It's an American-Irish thing:

Someones always gotta be that guy......

If I have a Guinness with it, is it ok? LOL

Fuck the snakes!

Bought my annual 4 pack of Guinness the other day. Had 1 so far. Save 3 for tomorrow. 1 each for wife and I with dinner and 1 to pour in the crock pot with the corned beef.

On vacation this week. Maybe enjoy an Irish coffee in the AM with a whiskey. I think I have some Jameson around.

I think I may have been the first guy on this forum to sing the praises of Redbreast.

Would love to try the 21 or 27 yo but both are crazy priced in this are.

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I don't drink either but my Scottish/Irish girlfriend is coming over to make colcannon and beef.

I like some Red Breast as well. Nice stuff. I enjoy St. Patrick’s Day. However, I was told since my bloodline goes back to Northern Ireland I don’t count as Irish. I don’t buy it but, oh well….