You guys gonna celebrate St. Paddy's? Or do you not care?

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by Ammia » Mar 08, 2012 16:13 pm　　in General 　　Replies 1 　　Views 1035　

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Have you managed to convert Chinese to the cause of St. Patrick's, or is this is a non-event for you?

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Re: You guys gonna celebrate St. Paddy's? Or do you not care?

by crimochina » Mar 09, 2012 12:01 pm

that photo is much better on the forum really nice. really nice... ummm whacha doing later... are you gonna eat dinner... i'm aa gonna eat dinner too so ummm why dont we eat dinner at the same time ,,, same place.. and the same table.. we could talk and stufff
no to answer i celebrate st paddys day everyday. i drink beer and baileys daily

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