ok well I'm not full Irish but I'm 3rd Gen off the boat. Also this is the first time I've gotten to drink in 6+months wife gave me the night off.
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ok well I'm not full Irish but I'm 3rd Gen off the boat. Also this is the first time I've gotten to drink in 6+months wife gave me the night off.
Northern Nutrition
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Every time i see anything to do with the Irish, i think about that quote from Matt Damon's character in, The Departed; "The Irish are the only people impervious to psychoanalysis." And no, Freud did not say that, Matt Damon did.
I'm 1/4 on my dad's side.
Northern Nutrition
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A 1/4?? Youre no more Irish than i am when im having bangers and mash! 
Edit: or is that boiled cabbage? i cant remember but i know both dishes originate in the UK..lol
Edit: or is that boiled cabbage? i cant remember but i know both dishes originate in the UK..lol
ronin17
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There passed out under a bridge covered in potato stew
View attachment 57598 ok well I'm not full Irish but I'm 3rd Gen off the boat. Also this is the first time I've gotten to drink in 6+months wife gave me the night off.
That right there is some good stuff.Im not Irish but love the Irish people.A night out for me isn't a club or a lounge. I'll hit the Irish pubs in the city.
1/2 English, 1/4 Sicilian and 1/4 Irish. The Irish side is the only one we don't know the history of because my great grandfather was a traveling drunk. All the others are traced way back.
Northern Nutrition
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Yeah we have a couple of excellent Irish pubs that serve up Irish fare. Always enjoyed it.
I'm like 5/16th native American and the rest seems to have come to the US post civil war for Ireland and some Scottish on my dad's side.
Hmm it seems that all my old drinking buddies are married with kids...or in jail.lmao
Dublin man
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Full Irish in the house
System7
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Hurtful. I resemble that commentThere passed out under a bridge covered in potato stew
Oldschool
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Same here. Cherokee and Irish.
Funny how common that was. I wonder if it was because both felt ostracized by the "white man" , both groups were on the same poverty level, maybe they both had a better connection to the land/nature. Most likely scenario is that they both liked to drink and party.lol
Oldschool
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LMFAO! I think you nailed it with the drinking and partying thing. Explains alot about my life anyways!Funny how common that was. I wonder if it was because both felt ostracized by the "white man" , both groups were on the same poverty level, maybe they both had a better connection to the land/nature. Most likely scenario is that they both liked to drink and party.lol
Right.lol kinda like @Perrin Aybara great grand pappy...he might have been a traveling drunk but he didn't have a problem pulling poon
Must of been a fun dude.lol
insaiyan93
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Im not irish but i do have a predisposition to alcoholism
