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r/ireland • u/[deleted] • Mar 13 '16
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I've heard Saint Paddy's day being bandied about a lot too. I won't stand for it. To me it's either ' Saint Patrick's day' or 'Paddy's day.'
4 u/[deleted] Mar 13 '16 [deleted] 10 u/Richiepunx Mar 13 '16 Ah the poor Americans, geography has never been their strongest suit. Mention that canada is part of the US sometime and see how they like it! 1 u/[deleted] Mar 14 '16 I think the closer equivalent in saying the US is a part of the UK. Or Spain. Or France. Or Russia. Depends on where they live.
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10 u/Richiepunx Mar 13 '16 Ah the poor Americans, geography has never been their strongest suit. Mention that canada is part of the US sometime and see how they like it! 1 u/[deleted] Mar 14 '16 I think the closer equivalent in saying the US is a part of the UK. Or Spain. Or France. Or Russia. Depends on where they live.
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Ah the poor Americans, geography has never been their strongest suit. Mention that canada is part of the US sometime and see how they like it!
1 u/[deleted] Mar 14 '16 I think the closer equivalent in saying the US is a part of the UK. Or Spain. Or France. Or Russia. Depends on where they live.
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I think the closer equivalent in saying the US is a part of the UK. Or Spain. Or France. Or Russia. Depends on where they live.
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u/Richiepunx Mar 13 '16
I've heard Saint Paddy's day being bandied about a lot too. I won't stand for it. To me it's either ' Saint Patrick's day' or 'Paddy's day.'