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nintenmad said:
AverageSean said:
nintenmad said:
I'm fed up of Americans claiming to be irish <.<
You are irish if you live in Ireland, were born in Ireland, or have irish parents.

Me to American conversation:

Me: Hey.
American: O.M.G! Are you from Ireland?? SO AM I??? OMG!!!! WE'RE LIKE BFF NOW!!!
Me:You're... Irish???
American: Like, duhhhh
Me: How so??
American: Well, my dad's uncle's grandma's sisters nieces cousin twice removed's friend's roomate's DOG'S partners kid's friend's bartender was irish! SO THAT MAKES ME IRISH!!!!! :D
Me: <.<
Nah, you're just stupid for not realizing that's their Ethnicity.

They're not saying they're fully irish just that they had ancestors who were Irish.
IM IRISH!!!!!!!

NO, theyre not.

I know around 20 Americans, 8 of them claim to be irish, 1 was born in Ireland, 3 have irish parents.

The other 4 have no (signifigant) irish relatives at all, and just came over for 2 months during the summer, but are still JUST AS IRISH AS ME Y'ALL!!.

No theyre not.
Don't try to be Texan. That was the stupidest thing you've ever said in a post...
 
nephewjack said:
nintenmad said:
nephewjack said:
nintenmad said:
xeladude said:
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Until it eventually becomes so vague theyre about as irish as they are neptunians.

Youve gotta draw the line somewhere, and its not just me, I know a lot of people who get bugged by it as well
So, what do you say is still considered valid as an ancestry claim? (Just curious)
Saying 'My ancestors are from ireland' = completely fine

Saying 'Im irish!!!!!!!' = :@ :@
OK then. MY ANCESTORS WERE FROM TOO MANY PLACES TO LIST. :D
My ancestors were from the garden of Eden.
 
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