LordSynos |
LordSynos wrote:It falls under 'ethnic name' in the great ol' You Ess Ayyy. Thus, not all that common, even in Massachusetts, the Lost County of Ireland =PPatrick Curtin wrote:O.o People mocking Pat? They wouldn't get far here. I know more Pat's (with derivatives) than I can count on both hands. :PFreehold DM wrote:How could anyone make fun of Patrick? Or is there something I'm missing?
Obviously, I'm another vote against Facebook. Although that could change if something big and sweaty goes down.
I go by Patrick because 'Pat' can be abused highly. I have been called at several junctions Fat Pat, Patrica, Patty-cakes, et al banal.
Curtin of course lends itself to stupid jokes: 'hang around Curtin!', 'you're kinda shady Curtin', har de har har. The sad thing is that every one of the mouth breathers who comes up with a name like this thinks they are the wittiest Neanderthal to ever slouch out of the cave ....
I must be staying in the Irish quarter every time I visit my cousin Pat in Boston so. :P Wouldn't surprise me at all, my uncle did immigrate.
Man, County Boston is totally my favourite holiday destination. :D I need to get back over there again. California this year though.
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LordSynos wrote:It falls under 'ethnic name' in the great ol' You Ess Ayyy. Thus, not all that common, even in Massachusetts, the Lost County of Ireland =PPatrick Curtin wrote:O.o People mocking Pat? They wouldn't get far here. I know more Pat's (with derivatives) than I can count on both hands. :PFreehold DM wrote:How could anyone make fun of Patrick? Or is there something I'm missing?
Obviously, I'm another vote against Facebook. Although that could change if something big and sweaty goes down.
I go by Patrick because 'Pat' can be abused highly. I have been called at several junctions Fat Pat, Patrica, Patty-cakes, et al banal.
Curtin of course lends itself to stupid jokes: 'hang around Curtin!', 'you're kinda shady Curtin', har de har har. The sad thing is that every one of the mouth breathers who comes up with a name like this thinks they are the wittiest Neanderthal to ever slouch out of the cave ....
Not sure if the timing works out, but I could imagine the "Pat" skits on SNL might have provided some extra grist for the insult mill.
LordSynos |
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I guess Southie counts as the 'Irish Quarter'. There's also the South Shore, affectionately called the 'Irish Riviera'. If you are ever back in Beantown, you can always hit me up on a PM. I live on Cape Cod, and I am always happy to see a gamer come through. Plus, nice beaches to relax on!
Oh, cool! :D I surely will, next time I'm over. The family is in Brighton, but I always end up traveling about when I'm there. :)
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I guess Southie counts as the 'Irish Quarter'. There's also the South Shore, affectionately called the 'Irish Riviera'. If you are ever back in Beantown, you can always hit me up on a PM. I live on Cape Cod, and I am always happy to see a gamer come through. Plus, nice beaches to relax on!
gonna have to look you up for Anime Boston.
LordSynos |
LordSynos wrote:California this year though.Whereabouts pray tell
The Napa Valley for a couple days (big brother's getting married there), and then San Francisco for a week. Will be the first time I'll be in the States for Thanksgiving and Black Friday (that I can remember). I'm excited. ^_^
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Tin Foil Yamakah wrote:The Napa Valley for a couple days (big brother's getting married there), and then San Francisco for a week. Will be the first time I'll be in the States for Thanksgiving and Black Friday (that I can remember). I'm excited. ^_^LordSynos wrote:California this year though.Whereabouts pray tell
No sheet, I live about 30 minutes from S.F. Send me a PM when you are in town.
LordSynos |
LordSynos wrote:No sheet, I live about 30 minutes from S.F. Send me a PM when you are in town.Tin Foil Yamakah wrote:The Napa Valley for a couple days (big brother's getting married there), and then San Francisco for a week. Will be the first time I'll be in the States for Thanksgiving and Black Friday (that I can remember). I'm excited. ^_^LordSynos wrote:California this year though.Whereabouts pray tell
Oh, cool beans. :D I will do. :)
aeglos |
LordSynos wrote:It falls under 'ethnic name' in the great ol' You Ess Ayyy. Thus, not all that common, even in Massachusetts, the Lost County of Ireland =PPatrick Curtin wrote:O.o People mocking Pat? They wouldn't get far here. I know more Pat's (with derivatives) than I can count on both hands. :PFreehold DM wrote:How could anyone make fun of Patrick? Or is there something I'm missing?
Obviously, I'm another vote against Facebook. Although that could change if something big and sweaty goes down.
I go by Patrick because 'Pat' can be abused highly. I have been called at several junctions Fat Pat, Patrica, Patty-cakes, et al banal.
Curtin of course lends itself to stupid jokes: 'hang around Curtin!', 'you're kinda shady Curtin', har de har har. The sad thing is that every one of the mouth breathers who comes up with a name like this thinks they are the wittiest Neanderthal to ever slouch out of the cave ....
Patrick is very common in Germany, especally in my generation,
usually the "a" is spoken as i "bar" or "jar" but some Patricks insist on theEnglish pronounciationOrthos |
Spiritualist with an Anger focused Phantom.
Just sends me to a logo, I presume an anti-hotlinking measure.