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St. Patrick's Day ideas

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  1. Paul M. Cook said:
    Charles Gifford said:
    Paul M. Cook said:


    Big party planned for St. Patty's day.

    That should be St. Paddy's Day Paul.

    Charlie

    Well if you really want to pick nits, you ommitted a comma.

    While you're knitting Picts you Fair Isled an extra "m" and a
    superfluous comma... actually your comma belongs after "Well,". You
    can't cook and you're a functionally illiterate [censored] too.

    Sheldon

  2. Sheldon said:

    You
    can't cook and you're a functionally illiterate [censored] too.

    And do you suppose that anyone misses the irony of that statement's
    coming from you?

  3. Steve Pope said:

    My idea was to make Irish Stewburgers for dinner. This actually
    worked out well. Burgers made from ground lamb seasoned with
    paprika, on top of that thinly-sliced boiled potatos which
    I seasoned with oil/vinegar while warm, in between two slices
    of brown bread.

    I coulda, shoulda included carrots as well.


    We had a very nice potluck at work that included Irish Stew (yes, it
    was lamb), corned beef and lots of green things like pesto salad and
    cole slaw. Did TGIF at Chevy's (no green beer for me) where I ordered
    a humongous top shelf margarita... boy, it was STRONG! We split a
    couple of huge appetizer platters which were ok, not great. The
    person who called the names of waiting customers had a thick Irish
    accent... I really thought it was their way of acknowledging St.
    Paddy's Day. Turned out it was no joke. He's from Ireland and has
    only been here for 3 years.
    --

    Practice safe eating. Always use condiments.

  4. "Sheldon" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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    Paul M. Cook said:
    Charles Gifford said:

    "Paul M. Cook" wrote:
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    > Big party planned for St. Patty's day.

    That should be St. Paddy's Day Paul.

    Charlie

    Well if you really want to pick nits, you ommitted a comma.

    While you're knitting Picts you Fair Isled an extra "m" and a
    superfluous comma... actually your comma belongs after "Well,". You
    can't cook and you're a functionally illiterate [censored] too.

    Me not write so good? That's unpossible.

    Paul

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