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The Chit Chat Chit Chat Thread
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SteveBrickNJ
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It is always enjoyable to come to school on this day each year and see most of the students and staff wear green. Some girls have green ribbons as well.
Goofyernmost
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My wife was half Irish/English and ergo.. my daughters were 1/4 Irish (I think that is how it is figured). Anyway on St. Patrick's day I was usually the only one that wore any green and I'm English/French/Mongrel! The last one was because it appears that most of my ancestors were quite "randy", but I was never found to have any Irish in my heritage line. My sister did the saliva test and it seemed like it was pages long, but nothing about leprechauns and if there was they certainly were on the non-productive end of the rainbow.
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StarWarsGirl
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No Irish that I know of from the 1800s during the migration or any point after. I believe I have some Scotts-Irish in me from the colonial period, but I'm primarily Dutch-German and English with a lot of other races thrown in.
StarWarsGirl
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Looking like Disneyland won't happen again this year with the current restrictions. 
Dead2009
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Looking like Disneyland won't happen again this year with the current restrictions.
I don't see how going to any theme park in California would be any fun if you can't yell on any of the thrill rides.
StarWarsGirl
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I don't need to scream on any of Disneyland's stuff. Remember I'm used to the stuff in Hershey.
We were supposed to go mid May, but I don't think I'd want to go right after reopening when we don't go that often anyway. Heck, we waited a few months before we went to WDW.
Goofyernmost
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In my almost 73 years on the planet, I have been to a massive number of theme parks and ridden many roller coasters even though I don't like them and have never once felt even the slightest urge to scream. It always struck me as a fabricated reaction, but what do I know. It seems to be that one can stand in one spot and scream. Coasters are optional.
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StarWarsGirl
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B doesn't scream either. Not even on this. I have to scream otherwise I feel like I may have a heart attack.
But you do feel the need to ruin a perfectly good walk on some nicely manicured green areas buy repeatedly whacking an innocent little ball with a giant metal(or wooden) stick
Goofyernmost
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Yes, but I don't scream! I do tend to swear a lot though! I don't think the little ball is all that innocent. It behaves very badly most of the time.But you do feel the need to ruin a perfectly good walk on some nicely manicured green areas buy repeatedly whacking an innocent little ball with a giant metal(or wooden) stick
StarWarsGirl
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Figgy1
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@MinnieM123 it was the stew from the video plus a bit of celery and carrots. Sized up for the guys
They're not mad about getting corned beef
They're not mad about getting corned beef