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Morning Tnet Crew.
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Got some purdy severe weather working threw the area today. Springtime and tornadoes go hand and hand around here. We’re ready this time. Loaded the shelter last night.
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Morning Rook
Hope all goes ok with you weather wise, and it does effect you at all.
Now when you say shelter-would this be an unground bunker, or just a concrete enforced room of sorts?
Hope all goes ok with you weather wise, and it does effect you at all.
Now when you say shelter-would this be an unground bunker, or just a concrete enforced room of sorts?
WannaDig3687
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Good morning, ARC, Pepperj and rook.
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I believe he has a bird cage. [emoji2957]
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Feathers would get easily ruffled.......
bill from lachine
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Good morning to the whole crew.
WannaDig3687
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He has posters of Marilyn Monroe shellacked all around. Layers and layers. Sturdier than an eagles nest. And he’ll be very, very happy.
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GMorn all, I started watching the pirate show on Netflix but fell asleep, My best girl said she liked it and watched the second show. It’s easier for me when I can ask her what’s going on or who’s that...
Have a great day all
Have a great day all
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Good morning, Bart, Bill and Fat.
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Top o the mornin all!
Shall I go find a green beer this day?
Was a time the entire day would be spent , um , partying we'll say...
Shall I go find a green beer this day?
Was a time the entire day would be spent , um , partying we'll say...
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https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Plastic_Paddy
Can't we all just get along? L.o.l.....
[United States
Plastic Paddy is typically used in a derogatory fashion towards those who identify as Irish Americans or who celebrate "Irishness" on Saint Patrick's Day, accusing them of having little actual connection to Irish culture.[24][25] For example, British mixed martial arts fighter Dan Hardy has called American fighter Marcus Davis a "plastic Paddy" due to Marcus' enthusiasm for his Irish ancestry.[26]
Alex Massie, a Scottish journalist, wrote in National Review:
When I was a student in Dublin we scoffed at the American celebration of St. Patrick, finding something preposterous in the green beer, the search for any connection, no matter how tenuous, to Ireland, the misty sentiment of it all that seemed so at odds with the Ireland we knew and actually lived in. Who were these people dressed as Leprechauns and why were they dressed that way? This Hibernian Brigadoon was a sham, a mockery, a Shamrockery of real Ireland and a remarkable exhibition of plastic paddyness. But at least it was confined to the Irish abroad and those foreigners desperate to find some trace of green in their blood.[27]]
Can't we all just get along? L.o.l.....
[United States
Plastic Paddy is typically used in a derogatory fashion towards those who identify as Irish Americans or who celebrate "Irishness" on Saint Patrick's Day, accusing them of having little actual connection to Irish culture.[24][25] For example, British mixed martial arts fighter Dan Hardy has called American fighter Marcus Davis a "plastic Paddy" due to Marcus' enthusiasm for his Irish ancestry.[26]
Alex Massie, a Scottish journalist, wrote in National Review:
When I was a student in Dublin we scoffed at the American celebration of St. Patrick, finding something preposterous in the green beer, the search for any connection, no matter how tenuous, to Ireland, the misty sentiment of it all that seemed so at odds with the Ireland we knew and actually lived in. Who were these people dressed as Leprechauns and why were they dressed that way? This Hibernian Brigadoon was a sham, a mockery, a Shamrockery of real Ireland and a remarkable exhibition of plastic paddyness. But at least it was confined to the Irish abroad and those foreigners desperate to find some trace of green in their blood.[27]]
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