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Borg 386 said:

Good morning / afternoon folks.

In the low 30's & sunny, the wind finally stopped blowing.

Heard the police sirens a few times last night, that's the norm for the Pub Crawl every year.

Morning Borg.

Wynona said:

Good morning, Mike & Sammy.



Good afternoon, Keith.



Good morning, Bat. So sorry you're under the weather. I'm having my first really good day in about three weeks; I hope it doesn't take you that long to recover.



Bye, Paul. You didn't stay long enough for a proper greeting. Have a fun day.



Good morning, TC & Kitties.



Good afternoon, Andre & Locky.



Good morning, Borg. The wind stopped blowing yesterday here.

I hear sirens quite often, since I live on a "main drag" road. I cringe every time I hear one.

Morning Wynona, Gracie, dnd Lucy.

kado897 said:

Morning Borg.

Afternoon kado.

Just curious, is St. Paddys day a big thing in the UK? Not that it's a big deal around here, but with the pub crawl they have every year it gets a lot of attention due to that.

Borg 386 said:

Afternoon kado.

Just curious, is St. Paddys day a big thing in the UK? Not that it's a big deal around here, but with the pub crawl they have every year it gets a lot of attention due to that.

It's a big deal here! It's my Son's birthday!

f14tomcat said:

It's a big deal here! It's my Son's birthday!

Morning Tomcat

Happy B Day to your son.

Borg 386 said:

Afternoon kado.

Just curious, is St. Paddys day a big thing in the UK? Not that it's a big deal around here, but with the pub crawl they have every year it gets a lot of attention due to that.

In some parts of the country, Northern Ireland and where there are lots of Irish immigrants, it is but I don't think we go quite as far as dying the beer green.

This just showed up this morn, nice looking pubs you have over there across the pond.

The U.K. really does have some beautiful pubs : theCHIVE

f14tomcat said:

It's a big deal here! It's my Son's birthday!

Happy birthday to your son TC.

kado897 said:

In some parts of the country, Northern Ireland and where there are lots of Irish immigrants, it is but I don't think we go quite as far as dying the beer green.

I think it's a bit ridiculous with the green beer also, but they do it because they can jack the price way up during the crawl.

Mornin' Wynona 'n gents, 25 sunny 'n breezy.
Mornin' Beeman, BB, E 'n T.
Happy Green Day !