What's the difference between MLK Day St Patrick's Day?

Bill(Wis) · Mar 17, 2010

On St Patrick's Day, everyone wants to be Irish.

J.E.R. · Mar 17, 2010

Thats pretty good.

Sounds a little Wacist if you ax me, brothor.

Dblair · Mar 17, 2010

I want to know why they don't have Orange Day like in Ulster Orange they have Green Day

Vito · Mar 17, 2010

I have no desire what so ever to be Irish.

Vito

kruser · Mar 17, 2010

Dinner/Lunch that I packed for myself today! Kinda blame it on them 4 years I went to college in Milwaukee.

armand tatro · Mar 17, 2010

Father was French and Mother was a McGUIRE!! Enough said!! Armand

JOCCO · Mar 17, 2010

Born on a Dublin street where the loylist drums would beat!!!!

Zachary Hoyt · Mar 17, 2010

Me neither. Nice to see someone say it loud and clear.
Zach

olgentdc · Mar 17, 2010

about 30 days

H.J.C. · Mar 17, 2010

MLK day is a day of mourning, on St. Patrick's day I wear my orange shirt, drink some green beer and have a lot of fun.

Goose · Mar 17, 2010

I used to work with a true-blue Irishman named Flanigan. Ex Army.

Every St. Pat's day I'd wear a red USMC sweatshirt to work just to get a rise out of him.

Mike (WA) · Mar 18, 2010

Ah, St. Patrick's Day, when if you don't have Irish in your background, at least you have it in your back yard. After all, who doesn't have at least a few pieces of patti o'furniture?

What's the difference between MLK Day St Patrick's Day?

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