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Do you think Saint Patrick advocated drinking alcoholic beverages to improve your image?
Did Saint Patrick preach drunk driving?
Did Saint Patrick encourage anyone to escape into alcohol addiction?
Do you actually think you are the only one affected when you get drunk?
Then what did Saint Patrick do? Why is he justly famous? Well, before you get drunk, why don’t you find out? => St. PatrickBISHOP AND PATRON SAINT OF IRELAND.
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Well said, Tom.
We Americans have a real tendency to turn every holiday into an excuse for excessive drinking. St Paddy’s, Cinco De Mayo, New Years, even Christmas. I’m sure you see that the world over, but I think there is something unique to American culture that we really need to heal ourselves of. I’ll tell you if I ever get it all figured out. 🙂
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Waiting on pins and needles.😉
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St Patrick was indeed an important man. It’s too bad the day set aside to honor him has turned in to just another an excuse to party and be hung over the next day. Very sad.
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@Tricia
Yep!
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Until this moment I’d never noticed that St Patrick’s Day occurs during Lent.
Seems odd.
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@Liz
Probably seemed appropriate once.
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Good Advice and Timing
Best time to give wise advice about drinking is before the first drink. Sad though that after the third drink, no one will remember the wise advice or even care..
Regards and good will blogging
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@Scatterwisdom
Third drink? All too true.
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Good advice for all my Irish relatives.
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