11 Sept 1915

James H.	Patrick B.	Rob G.	Mohammad A.	Alfons R.	Arif Tanju K.	Fernando M.	Darryl B.

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By: Gabrielle Willson
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Photographer	Gabrielle Willson {Karma:7978}
Project	#24 The Decisive Moment	Camera Model	Nikon Coolpix 8700
Categories	Humor	Film Format
Portfolio	Home	Lens	Nikon Coolpix 4100 Fixed Lens
Uploaded	11/10/2004	Film / Memory Type	digital
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Location	City - Cary State - NC Country - United States
About	Sign in a local hostelry - an Oirish pub in fact. Always amuses me the claims to ancestry that are made. Seems like back in 1915 the paddies were not quite as popular? My grandaddy came over from Ireland on the boat too- as so many of them did- maybe I should set up my own Irish pub?

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Del Metheny {K:25617} 11/10/2004

With my totally mixed ancestry it seems I am not welcome anywhere, or maybe I should just try a different deodorant.

Den Thompson

{K:30432} 11/10/2004

The reason for that was they didn't want potential good customers behind the bar drinking the profits.
Den

Jon O'Brien {K:11321} 11/10/2004

Too funny... Here in Saskatchewan the signs read "No English Need Apply". Apparently they weren't much use for farm work.

Jon

Jim Loy

{K:31373} 11/10/2004

We were already here by 75 years. When ya open that pub, put a seat in fer me, way down at the end, close to the door... I have a feeling if I drink too many of these, things may be said and I will need the handy exit. "In 1759 Arthur Guinness brewed his first..."

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