The Time is Nigh

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Ah, St. Patrick's Day, a day that is only more loathed than Santacon, when Broadway will become a rippling sea of puke and green plastic beads.

I shall be holed up in my favorite Irish pub, surrounded by expats, wishing drunken passer-bys words that the Irish speak upon this most sacred of Holidays, a wish expressed by them to the rest of the world:

ithe go leor de na leanaí!

Now take these words and speak them, and tell them Auntie Jennie sent you.

Sláinte!

Comments

[x-jeangrey.livejournal.com]

You may see Sharon, Laurie, and myself in your travels. We're planning on getting a few rounds after our respective shifts.

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I'm not fluent so maybe I'm mistaken, but I don't think that's a common Irish phrase.

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It's very common! It is spoken to the tourists especillay.

shush now dont ruinit.

[xp-synch.livejournal.com]

I'm sure you're right about that. People are very helpful to tourists, after all.

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specially if it means them driving their cars into the bay