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Abdulmajid | 18:53 Thu 13th Mar 2008 | ChatterBank
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My great, great, great-grandmothers next door neighbors' second cousins' uncles' best friends' barbers' daughters' second born childs' cookery teacher came from Dublin.

Do I qualify being Irish?
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The Duke of Wellington was born in Ireland - but refused to be called Irish.......................he claimed...

"A man can be born in a stable................but that doesn't make him a horse"
18:57 Thu 13th Mar 2008
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he was indeed an ass.


you dont need to be irish to be a thick mick.




d t h ?
19:03 Thu 13th Mar 2008
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By the way youve spelled 'neighbors' your not of the Emerald Ilse, neither is your name for that matter but hey, if you can say 'Erin go Brach' (might have got that a bit wrong)put green food colouring in your beer, wear a lepricorn hat and dance outside Macy's department store, then yes for one day only you can qualify as being Irish HOWEVER to qualify as being English, well that takes a whole new criteria
19:06 Thu 13th Mar 2008

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