Re-release limited time Saint Patrick's Day items

Cheffernan13549 wrote:
Just so you guys know it's called paddys day not pattys

Yes, of course. The shortened nickname of Saint Padrick. :roll:

My family hails from County Cork, and obviously were familiar with Padrick before he was sainted.

I would like to see a small Saint Patrick's Day event. As Tom O'Flanagan was my first limited time character I have a certain fondness for him, and as someone who worked as a bouncer at an Irish pub I like seeing, once a year, my Springfield residents pass up Moe's for O'Flanagan's Pub.

I have no problem with the old content returning as long as something new comes out like, perhaps, maybe the Old Irish Man as a playable character, or Groundskeeper Seamus, or Colin (from the movie). I can't think of any new building they could add, but a pot of gold decoration would be nice (with the Northern Irish Leprechaun, perhaps?).

Finally, I think it's time to retire the "Churchy Joes" character collection from the game. Make it "The Lovejoy Family," and place Father Sean in the "Irishmen" collection, where he most certainly belongs.

I still want some rose bushes.

Personally, I already have all the previous released Saint Paddys day items, I voted Yes not cause I want them, but because I want people who dont have them to be able to get them.

Edit: They censored the abbreviation of Saint

Cheffernan13549 wrote:
No its spelt Patrick. But us irish call it paddys day as slang

I'm Canadian... I'll edit the title.

New content would be awesome too.

Skip it cuz it's *

If you want to get technical his name was actually Padraic. That's why it's shortened to Paddy. But he's referred to by the Anglicized Patrick, the nickname of which is Pat or Patty.

Interestingly enough, I knew a girl in college by the name of Patty. Come to find out one day that the name on her birth certificate was Patrick.

True story.

Deadshot_DCU wrote:
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omg yes!!! :lol:

One thing for you "Paddy" vs. "Patty" arguers to remember is that many Americans tend to pronounce "tt" in the middle of a word as "dd" anyway, so when speaking it will pretty much sound the same.