Will you be celebrating St Patrick's Day today?

[corny]

http://www.huffingtonpost.co.uk/2014/03/..._hp_ref=uk

And if so, will you be adhering to Murdoch's call to boycott Guinness following their refusal to sponsor New York's Parade as LGBT activists have been told they cannot march openly.

http://www.foxnews.com/us/2014/03/17/gui...ay-parade/

[Scott J]

Nope. Amateur's Day. Staying away from the rowdy and puking drunks

[OneDrop]

I gave up alcohol on Jan 1st and so my boycott has nothing to do with Murdoch. I'm not Irish either so I won't be marking it

[Tigerlily â…«]

No, I'm English

[Aisling]

Yes, I'm Irish and its a national holiday here so its very much a family day. Just going to a local parade and have a drink or 2.

[Harry]

No...not because there's not a drop of Ireland in my body - but because I'm busy for most of it!
As for Mr. Murdoch - shouldn't he be - er...reported? Good God - he should get himself onto certain net sites, yelling his dizzy hatred to one & all - damn...he'll be loved!

[Jack H]

No, never do, comes of my French ancestry I suppose...

[KIRKUK]

me no .....girlfriend yes....she is wearing a pair of green silk knickers with a shamrock strategically placed....

[john]

Nope but I hope the Irish here in London will have a great day of it - they usually do. There was a parade for Saint Patrick in central London on Sunday and today, Monday 17th March is Saint Patrick's Day.

For those of us who do not know, Saint Patrick was born in Wales and was taken by Irish Pirates to Ireland where he was kept as a slave. He eventually made his way to Rome and over time became a bishop and was sent to Ireland as a Bishop of Rome to bring the Gospel of Jesus to the people of Ireland - who have remained faithful to their beliefs ever since.

http://www.historic-uk.com/HistoryUK/His...n-America/

[Nutsters-Vex]

Nope.
St Pat banished snakes & I happen to like snakes.