In which the author ponders the question, "If you admit that you are a hypocrite, are you really a hypocrite?" He then provides his honest commentary on a number of fascinating topics. He insists, however, that his readers form their own opinions.
It's just not a holiday without a T-shirt to celebrate.
Today I recommend reading "How the Irish Saved Civilization" by Thomas Cahill. I am also having corned beef and cabbage with my Guinness.
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God blass ye, surr. The top o' the leprechaun t'ye.
All this St Patrick stuff is a mystery to us on this Island. A few pubs give out green balloons and the chavs drink Guinness-based cocktails, but otherwise there's no sign of the huge to-do that seems to go on over the water. But then, there are not actually that many Irish living here.
Maybe if we had more parades and inflatable illuminated crock-o-golds they'd feel more at home.
2 comments:
God blass ye, surr. The top o' the leprechaun t'ye.
All this St Patrick stuff is a mystery to us on this Island. A few pubs give out green balloons and the chavs drink Guinness-based cocktails, but otherwise there's no sign of the huge to-do that seems to go on over the water. But then, there are not actually that many Irish living here.
Maybe if we had more parades and inflatable illuminated crock-o-golds they'd feel more at home.
Another good read is How the Irish Became White, by Noel Ignatiev.
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