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Merry delusional religious holiday!
Feliz Navidad to all the separated & caged children.
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Whelp 2020 has been mostly a dumpster fire. Lets hope 2020 is better. Merry Christmas to you all!
Merry Christmas, Patnetters!
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Yes, that's exactly how I grew up, and all the Irish people I know.
OK, there is some truth in the stereotype, like there is some truth in all stereotypes. I'm originally from a mostly Irish southwest suburb of Chicago. Some of the things that are true:
- Irish people drink more than most. But only marginally less than the English, who also drink quite a lot. But both are only at half the alcohol consumption levels of Russians.
- Irish people have a lot of children, or used to until wokeness/feminism got there and infected them too. My dad was the last of 8, and one of his brothers had 10, and so on.
- Irish people are quick to fight. Maybe, but I haven't really seen physical fights. It's more like quick to argue and to disobey. Which might be the origin of patrick.net...
On the other side:
- The Irish tend to accomplish more than the US average and be better educated that average. There are stats on this.
- The Irish tend to very good at anything verbal for some reason. Lots of Irish people are lawyers. My brother is a la...
1 Irish = a drunk
2 Irish = a fight
3 Irish = a police force
Tell me I am wrong....
Does the Irish stereotype of wanting to fight predate British occupation?
What about the Irish stereotype of more likely to be gay? At least according to Howard Stern
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