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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]There is one really foul Bridget hater here.

I'm Irish, and I love your tribute to your grandma, PP.[/quote]

+1  It's so strange that they don't understand "When I hear a classic Irish girl's name I just think you're poor!  Because Irish people are poor and they had to be maids!" isn't convincing Irish Americans to be ashamed that their ancestors might have been poor.  It just makes that PP sound like a bigoted jagoff.  Congrats on your great-great-whatever having a maid, I guess?  Since that's apparently a source of pride for some people?  [/quote]
+1 just dcum class anxiety showing again. My great grandparents were born in ireland. I have the first distinctively irish name after generations of Marys and Michael's. I also have a super german name from my dad. Anyone with any sense knows it's 99% that I'm a white woman from a working class family before they ever meet me. I have no shame in that. I also gave my daughter a name that's been called trashy here.[/quote]

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