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happy saint patricks day!
well being born in ireland this is the one day a year my brothers and i get s@*tfaced at the cottage! so to all that are, and those who want to be, have one on me! most of all have a great day i think i will?? slow mo,,
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the people here are great , doesn't matter about the bike really/hamjam //// -
I think I'll have one or two...just in your honor
have anice day and ride safe
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Hi slow mo,Originally posted by slow mo View Post
My wife just dropped our youngest off outside a shamrock decorated downtown pub and he will take a cab home.
And what was the other thing - - -?
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"The Flying Pumpkin"Comment
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Sláinte
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Hope you all had a fine, fine day!
Don O'currently own;
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2009 Yamaha Star RaiderComment
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Well if I had to choose,
Anybody see the TV special called Death or Canada? It was a documentary on the potato famine and resulting immigration in 1847. That's when my great great grandfather came over. Never thought about the hardships those poor souls had to endure. Raise a glass to those who got us here!I May Be Crazy, But I Have A Good Time.
Northern Gypsy - 2010 Kawasaki Concours 14 ABS - Daily riderComment
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Originally posted by Big Daddy Funk View Post
I saw part of a different documentary for St. Patrick's Day about the Irish Immigrants that came to South Boston.
In reference to the famine, one thing that really sticks in my head is that they said many Irish people were found dead in the fields with grass stains in their mouths as they were eating grass just to try to stay alive.
Meanwhile, the British did nothing to try to help them with food.
Doncurrently own;
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fourth generation
Yes, there still are accusations of "ethnic cleansing" by the British during the famine. The English loss was North America's gain. Lots of stories are still handed down through families and to this day hard feelings still exist. I'm sure everyone would like to see the end of "the troubles".
RickI May Be Crazy, But I Have A Good Time.
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