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FAQ: St. Patrick's Day Greetings
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March 15 2006, 22:22 PM
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It's on the 17th, which is Friday this year.
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March 19 2006, 19:16 PM
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Well, it looks like the fun is over for another year...
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March 20 2006, 2:39 AM
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ROFLMAOOOO!!!!!!!!! I'm gonna paste this one on my bathroom mirror! (Ummmm ..... would that be Tullamore, Jameson's or Bushmill's? Personally, I prefer Tullamore...... but the floor feels the same regardless .....) |
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