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The Holiday Which Involves Drinking is a Holiday for ME!

The holiday which involves drinking is a HOLIDAY For ME!

WAKE UP YOU LOUSY DRUNK! I DONT CARE IF YOU GOT A HANG OVER! HELL I WILL NOT SHED A TEAR FOR YOU!

So you got your drink on last night. But your not Irish, you are one of the 10000 other people on this planet and just for the day you wore the green. Did you puke any green?!

Every holiday there are a group of individuals who choose to make that holiday, a drinking holiday.

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4. St. Patrick’s Day
(observed in the United States and Ireland)

On March 17, people here and in Ireland put on green clothes and drink a lot. This is St. Patrick’s Day, in honor of the monk who converted the Irish way back when.

There’s a story that explains why people drink a lot on this day. It seems that a certain innkeeper once served St. Patrick a miserly portion of whiskey. Patrick pointed out that this was ungenerous of the innkeeper, and told him that there was a huge devil in the innkeeper’s cellar that was feeding on his dishonesty, and would eventually devour the innkeeper too!

This made such an impression on the innkeeper that forever after that, he gave lavish amounts to everyone. St. Patrick approved and in return, proclaimed that all the people should partake of spirits in celebration. The idea caught on, and here we are.

Now, you may the Irish drinking tradition as a stereotype or as a fact. Either way, it’s undeniably on the list!

6. Cinco de Mayo
(observed more in the US than in Mexico)

In 1862, after years of turbulence, a smaller, poorly-equipped Mexican army faced a superior invading force at the Battle of Puebla, and prevailed against great odds. The celebration of that victory continues today, especially in Puebla and north of the border in the US.

Just to be clear, Cinco de Mayo is NOT Mexican Independence Day. It’s more of a Victorious Underdog Day.

Nowadays in the US the holiday has morphed into more of a “culture day” like St. Patrick’s Day or Chinese New Year. It’s a chance to celebrate our neighbors’ heritage and have a good time together.

So why drink on Cinco de Mayo? Because that’s what people do! Just remember – the Margarita is NOT an official drink of Cinco de Mayo. But don’t let that stop you – if you like it, go for it!

9. Super Bowl Sunday
(a football holiday in the United States)

Beer. Wings. Big Screen TVs. Football. Does it get any better than this? Super Sunday is a huge day in America not only for football fans, but also for fans to get their drink on. Only two teams play in the super bowl, so it’s safe to say the majority of the fans watching don’t have a horse in the race. They watch the game for entertainment, parties, and of course the commercials.

So, should I feel sorry for you. Nope I won't. Why?

The Holiday Which Involves Drinking is a Holiday for ME!

This is a PRIVILEGE.. Not a RIGHT

This is used to obtain an ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGE LEGALLY

This is also used when you are PULLED OVER FOR DUI / DWI

you can also have this PRIVILEGE REVOKED if you do DUI / DWI

The Holiday Which Involves Drinking is a Holiday for ME!
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