My sister in law probably qualifies. Very dark, curly hair, comes from near Dublin. Her son, my nephew is borderline redhead, so it’s kind of an interesting mix. We’ve got Irish from our side too which might have added a bit. I’ve never heard actual Irish people use the term either.

@doctor-phibes said in "Use By": @jon-nyc said in "Use By": I think it’s a putrid mix of spores, mold, and fungus all wrapped into a viscous, evil-smelling mess. Or as we used to call it, a full English breakfast LOL! I love a full Irish Breakfast, which is a full English Breakfast except you replace the tea with a half liter of Stout, and I on certain occasions add a jigger of whiskey. [image: 1637882237418-8999aaa6-9a23-4cb2-aea8-2000ffe47076.jpeg]

Of course not. They don't call her Maxwell House fer nuthin'.

Cut the cheese!

It's really a shame. They created a reasonably good premise then ruined it with horrible writing.

OMG coffee everywhere.

If it is good enough for Sinatra...

I read it’s all three of the brothers.

No. They probably fed the poor bastards lobster.

@jon-nyc said in Motor Trend's Car of the Year: It’s rather fascinating that EV sales have gone from 0 to 10% of the total in just a few years. https://twitter.com/natbullard/status/1463525441524875265?s=21 10% Europe 2% USA  https://www.pewresearch.org/fact-tank/2021/06/07/todays-electric-vehicle-market-slow-growth-in-u-s-faster-in-china-europe/

Well we did move into a much nicer neighborhood in 1972….

I have been to the second oldest pub in the England, in Eton. I have also been to the second oldest pub in England in Nottingham I suspect there are other second oldest pubs in England

Might up the domestic birth rate a bit too.

Ha. Those belts are supposed to go around you twice.