Happy St. Patrick's Day!

[Joe]

I was under the assumption that theres no difference. I'm an Irish-American.

[rabbit]

No.  There's a difference.  An Irish person is someone who has close family (ie: not 23478th cousins or whatever) or was born and lived in Ireland for a while.  Someone of Irish decent is someone whose great great grandparents moved to America.

[ZeroX]

I saw my best friend piss his pants becuase he was black out drunk. I got pictures. Will upload later. Damn that was a good night. Pussy light weight couldnt hold his shit.

[CrAz3D]

I saw my best friend piss his pants becuase he was black out drunk. I got pictures. Will upload later. Damn that was a good night. Pussy light weight couldnt hold his shit.

LOL!

We started playing flip-cup last night, after like 5-7 rounds one friend was stumbling a bit...WTF!?  (& he weighs like 180 or so)

[Joe]

No.  There's a difference.  An Irish person is someone who has close family (ie: not 23478th cousins or whatever) or was born and lived in Ireland for a while.  Someone of Irish decent is someone whose great great grandparents moved to America.

My grandma (not great, or great great) moved here from Ireland.

[ZeroX]

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No.  There's a difference.  An Irish person is someone who has close family (ie: not 23478th cousins or whatever) or was born and lived in Ireland for a while.  Someone of Irish decent is someone whose great great grandparents moved to America.

My grandma (not great, or great great) moved here from Ireland.

So did my Grandfather. The whole Irish immgration thing was only a little over a 100 years ago.