St. Patrick's Day on a Saturday. Lordy.
Drunk. Drunker. Drunkiest.
I can safely say I've never participated in any festivities for this day. Unless they are vegetables, I rarely eat green food, and I certainly don't drink green beverages.
You even saw, I don't eat the green jellybeans and there is some nonsense about green M&Ms that seems so fricking stupid, I don't even know what the urban myth truly is. Something about making someone horny - yeah, because a stiff breeze doesn't do that to every guy over the age of 11.
Allegedly, Cleveland will have 416,000 people watching the parade today - the most ever, because it is a Saturday and most AA meetings aren't taking place. So besides the drone of bagpipes, the instrument would most make want to be deaf, the streets will run with a river of green vomit.
Coming from someone who was a big fan of abusing alcohol, this is one "holiday"I do not understand. I never tried to drink to excess - well, where you'd actually be sick. But I've seen these people who seem to make it a personal goal.
I certainly do not understand what makes this day a drinking day. What about the driving of snakes from Ireland - which is just a downright fallacy - turns into a day to kill your liver?
I'm sure there are Wiki entries on the how this day came to be, but I really don't care all that much. I really just needed to use my image of green Hostess Sno-Balls
You won't see me anywhere near downtown - for oh so many reasons. But if you partake, enjoy.
Song by: Lori Carson
"...and most AA meetings aren't taking place." I love your humor.
ReplyDeleteIt's 9:30am. Come on down for some green eggs and Jamesons!
ReplyDeleteI like that the Irish are getting plenty of sex and the balls aren't blue.
ReplyDelete5 May (say my Mexican chums) is a nothing holiday prompted here to push the sales of booze. An Irish colleague felt the same way about 3/17 - it was a festive day but a day for Mass and family dinners.
ReplyDeleteSo I blame the liquor industry.
I avoid St. Paddy Wagon's day like the plague.
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