HAPPY ST. PATRICK'S DAY!!!
What do you call an Irish spider?
A Paddy long legs... they will keep getting worse. Just thought I should warn you!!😄😁🤣😆🍀☘️💚💚
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HAPPY ST. PATRICK'S DAY!!!
What do you call an Irish spider?
A Paddy long legs... they will keep getting worse. Just thought I should warn you!!😄😁🤣😆🍀☘️💚💚
We need some better slurs for the Irish.
Please hit my ask box with your suggestions, and I will incorporate them into a poll.
Casually kinsidering sealkin or selkiekin... Idk, I feel like one, but I'm not sure which.
Fair auld pride for the county I Was called upon to lead Was born and bred with a braisened head By a wild Atlantic sea Through fear we ride and death we stride And face a life of toil We're marching on where we belong On Ireland's rugged soil So run and power on and power on And follow me I'll bring you to the light In through the fight As men we live and bleed So fear be gone and blood be on Our tweed and garments wore And men will pray and rue the day They hear the Irish roar
Ew, are you British?
Ew, no
Wait, european mutuals, where you from?
I always wanted to learn Irish. I'm grateful that there's actual resources that I can access. That's thanks to technology and the internet. I remember going to the Seattle library (around 1986) and pulling out an Irish linguistics book. I tried and tried to learn something. Of course you can't hear what anything sounds like.
I watched a movie with Irish in it last night, and it reminded me. It's never too late. I'll definitely try again.