Your Answers.com Update Saint Patrick's Day Edition
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Top o' the mornin' to ya! This edition of the Answers.com newsletter has gone green for Saint Patrick's Day! Whether you are actually Irish, or just Irish for the day, Saint Patrick's Day brings people from all different backgrounds together — just like our website! To celebrate the upcoming holiday on March 17th, this issue will hopefully help answer your questions about this "lucky" day. So before adorning yourself with green regalia, practicing your Irish jig, attending a parade, or even searching for that leprechaun's pot of gold, let us help you prepare for the greenest of all days.
Lucky the Leprechaun's Saint Patrick's Day Joke
Why should you never iron a four-leaf clover? You don't want to press your luck!
Before you search the lawn for a four-leaf clover, pinch someone who isn't wearing green, or sit down for a meal of corned beef and cabbage, take a look at these questions about Saint Patrick's Day.
Can you help us answer these?Someone's burning Saint Patrick's Day question needs an answer! Care to share your luck and knowledge?
As luck would have it! Are you a member of any of the programs on WikiAnswers? Have you ever secretly wished that a group had their own page where you could go to talk to other members, get great advice and learn more about the program? Well, now you can! You will now see links available to the program pages in which you are a member. Click away. Take a peek. We hope you enjoy these new pages and as always send any feedback about them to your program's coordinator. Now — get to clicking!
Stay tuned for the next update!
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