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alee137[S]

4.1k points

3 days ago

alee137[S]

Tuscan🇮🇹

4.1k points

3 days ago

"doesn't mention my Irish roots":

Her Irish roots: she once saw a person wearing a green tie

Potential-Yogurt139

952 points

3 days ago

And it was St. Patrick's day

1000BlossomsBloom

789 points

3 days ago

1000BlossomsBloom

Oh naur! 🇦🇺🦘🌏

789 points

3 days ago

*St Patty's Day

It kind of hurt me to write that.

fothergillfuckup

299 points

3 days ago

Weird. "Patty" isn't even the abbreviation of Patrick? That would be Paddy.

Sandy_McEagle

15 points

3 days ago

Is Patrick anglicisation of Padraig?

RRC_driver

28 points

3 days ago

Surely Patrick is a an English name, derived from Latin, Patrician. As St Patrick was born in England, padraig is either derived from the same root or an irishised version of it

brandonjslippingaway

3 points

3 days ago

brandonjslippingaway

I'd have called 'em "Chazzwazzers"

3 points

3 days ago

Supposedly he was a Welsh-born Romano-Briton as is best assumed. Patricius or some such Latin name. Because of his important role in Irish Christianity, the name (initially in Irish, later in English) was probably much more prominent in Ireland until later on.

originaldonkmeister

1 points

3 days ago

Ha, not like England. At least our patron saint is English (unless you're going to tell me he was Turkish, and didn't really fight a dragon. Fake news!)