St Patrick’s Day?

[Who]

Big event in your area?

Downtown New Port Richey is all abuzz this weekend.

This is one of the two times a year I prepare a corned beef brisket

[Reservoir Dog]

I live in a University town, so yeah, St. Paddy's Day is a kind of a big deal around here.

[CHEEZY17]

Not as big as it used to be but still a good day for many bars in the metro area. I'm sure they look forward to it.

[jsdspif]

they had one here but usually parades around here have a "grand marshall" but on the news they said this years parade didn't have a grand marshall but employees from the station were in the parade. I thought it was strange they didn't have a grand marshall, but I don't know much about parades.

[Biker]

Dallas does it pretty big. A group of us have purchased a trailer to develop into a float for next years parade

[QillerDaemon]

Dallas does it pretty big. A group of us have purchased a trailer to develop into a float for next years parade

Since the celebration does go back to a time when such revelers would wear tall white pointy hats, y'all'll fit right in.

[Who]

Dallas does it pretty big. A group of us have purchased a trailer to develop into a float for next years parade

Since the celebration does go back to a time when such revelers would wear tall white pointy hats, y'all'll fit right in.

[necronomous]

No st. Patty titties?

[Antknot]

[Biker]

Dallas does it pretty big. A group of us have purchased a trailer to develop into a float for next years parade

Since the celebration does go back to a time when such revelers would wear tall white pointy hats, y'all'll fit right in.

Those Democrats were a nasty bunch, eh?

[QillerDaemon]

Dallas does it pretty big. A group of us have purchased a trailer to develop into a float for next years parade

Since the celebration does go back to a time when such revelers would wear tall white pointy hats, y'all'll fit right in.

Those Democrats were a nasty bunch, eh?

Yea, "those" Democrats were a pretty nasty bunch, and now they're an even nastier bunch since they turned into the modern Republicans.

[necronomous]

Dallas does it pretty big. A group of us have purchased a trailer to develop into a float for next years parade

Since the celebration does go back to a time when such revelers would wear tall white pointy hats, y'all'll fit right in.

Those Democrats were a nasty bunch, eh?

Yea, "those" Democrats were a pretty nasty bunch, and now they're an even nastier bunch since they turned into the modern Republicans.

Oh shit, you believe in that myth... well that's explains a lot.

[Animal]

who can ever forget that famous republican, George Wallace.

[Reservoir Dog]

Everyone knows that there are no racist Republicans in America, especially in the southern states.

[Burn1dwn]

Having the little leprechaun McGregor visit the white house on St. Patty's day (a couple months after losing a sexual assault case) might be the most "on brand" idea Trump ever had.

[Antknot]

Everyone knows that there are no racist Republicans in America, especially in the southern states.

Well, I’m not a “pure” racist. I’ve determined that I am a “situational“ racist. Example: 1. Race should not be a factor for the ability to do a job. 2. I never considered dating outside my race..

[QillerDaemon]

Yea, "those" Democrats were a pretty nasty bunch, and now they're an even nastier bunch since they turned into the modern Republicans.

Oh shit, you believe in that myth... well that's explains a lot.

That's alright, your side love rewriting history, anyway.

https://www.military.com/history/civil- ... sweep.html

The days that followed saw some surprising erasures from DoD websites, including Medal of Honor recipients Pfc. Harold Gonsalves and Maj. Gen. Charles C. Rogers. For a time, the Army website honoring the famed all-Japanese 442nd Regimental Combat Team from World War II, the service's most decorated unit, was also scrubbed (it has since been restored following a public outcry).

[Geist]

Yea, "those" Democrats were a pretty nasty bunch, and now they're an even nastier bunch since they turned into the modern Republicans.

Oh shit, you believe in that myth... well that's explains a lot.

That's alright, your side love rewriting history, anyway.

https://www.military.com/history/civil- ... sweep.html

The days that followed saw some surprising erasures from DoD websites, including Medal of Honor recipients Pfc. Harold Gonsalves and Maj. Gen. Charles C. Rogers. For a time, the Army website honoring the famed all-Japanese 442nd Regimental Combat Team from World War II, the service's most decorated unit, was also scrubbed (it has since been restored following a public outcry).

This won't compute with the single digit IQs. Applaud the effort though.

[pork]

its largest annual gay party in the world. sf has a lot of them so its always big deal in city.

[Who]

its largest annual gay party in the world. sf has a lot of them so its always big deal in city.

Did tariffs have an impact?

[pork]

its largest annual gay party in the world. sf has a lot of them so its always big deal in city.

Did tariffs have an impact?

the price of lube skyrocketed

[necronomous]

Yea, "those" Democrats were a pretty nasty bunch, and now they're an even nastier bunch since they turned into the modern Republicans.

Oh shit, you believe in that myth... well that's explains a lot.

That's alright, your side love rewriting history, anyway.

https://www.military.com/history/civil- ... sweep.html

The days that followed saw some surprising erasures from DoD websites, including Medal of Honor recipients Pfc. Harold Gonsalves and Maj. Gen. Charles C. Rogers. For a time, the Army website honoring the famed all-Japanese 442nd Regimental Combat Team from World War II, the service's most decorated unit, was also scrubbed (it has since been restored following a public outcry).

Every point you try to make is revisionist.

[necronomous]

Yea, "those" Democrats were a pretty nasty bunch, and now they're an even nastier bunch since they turned into the modern Republicans.

Oh shit, you believe in that myth... well that's explains a lot.

That's alright, your side love rewriting history, anyway.

https://www.military.com/history/civil- ... sweep.html

The days that followed saw some surprising erasures from DoD websites, including Medal of Honor recipients Pfc. Harold Gonsalves and Maj. Gen. Charles C. Rogers. For a time, the Army website honoring the famed all-Japanese 442nd Regimental Combat Team from World War II, the service's most decorated unit, was also scrubbed (it has since been restored following a public outcry).

This won't compute with the single digit IQs. Applaud the effort though.

Oh the irony