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scotty

03-17-2005 05:28:00

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To all the good people on YT, Happy St Pats day to you all! Im not Irish but the wife is, so she reminded me what today is this mornin over coffee!
Hope you all have a good day especially Haymeadow!

scotty

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Hugh MacKay

03-17-2005 19:02:00

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Re: OT- Happy St Pats Day in reply to scotty, 03-17-2005 05:28:00

scotty: Happy St Pats day to all and especially the fine Irish decendant that is your better half.

When I think about New England and St Pats day, I am reminded of a little story once relayed to me by a vendor at the Boston Produce terminal. He said the sale of cabbage and rutabaga go up about 400% across New England on St Pats day week. The only weeks to exceed that are Thanksgiving and Christmas.

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gascolator

03-17-2005 12:30:02

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Re: OT- Happy St Pats Day in reply to scotty, 03-17-2005 05:28:00

Almost makes you want to drive a green tractor...

Nah.

But it's a bad day for the Allis-Chalmers guys.

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Butch WI

03-17-2005 15:26:42

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Re: OT- Happy St Pats Day in reply to gascolator, 03-17-2005 12:30:02

Hey gascolator,

How about some Green Beer??!!

I heard St. Patrick started over 300 churches in Ireland...Not even sure if he was Catholic.

Erin Go Bragh!!

Butch

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gascolator

03-18-2005 07:59:43

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Re: OT- Happy St Pats Day in reply to Butch WI, 03-17-2005 15:26:42

St Patrick (or Padraig, if you're Irish) was
Catholic. This was before the Reformation and
all Christians were Catholic, pretty much. We're talking 461 AD, here.

BUT Paddy wasn't IRISH! No, he was from Scotland,
captured by Irish raiders and taken back as a slave. Managed to do pretty well for himself.

In return for enslaving Patrick, the Irish gave the Scottish the bagpipe. Only the Scots haven't
seen the joke of it yet.

More than you ever wanted to know about St. Paddy

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