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The came on the boat, not too long ago. We are not the natives to this land. They came in starvation, hearing the call of the huddled masses... all because one man couldn't plant more than one variety of potato. They could drink water on the boat but that doesn't stop the thirst, an irishmen is taken to the bottle at birth, but never weaned. An unwelcome visitor, no doubt the target of slander, they took up the courage not many would have. Go West Young Man.
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Mar 12, 2017
Mar 12, 2017 at 6:04 PM UTC
My ancestors
The came on the boat, not too long ago. We are not the natives to this land. They came in starvation, hearing the call of the huddled masses... all because one man couldn't plant more than one variety of potato. They could drink water on the boat but that doesn't stop the thirst, an irishmen is taken to the bottle at birth, but never weaned. An unwelcome visitor, no doubt the target of slander, they took up the courage not many would have. Go West Young Man.
edgar-moneypenny
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Mar 12, 2017
Mar 12, 2017 at 6:04 PM UTC
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