[peteg825]

I just saw Crackberry is having a sale on accessories and the coupon code is patty100 or something like that. Who the is patty? Anyone with half a brain knows that its St Paddys day not St. Pattys.

Thats it!!

Happy St. Paddy's day everyone.

[blue_k]

Huh, I believe it is St. Patty's day, as the full name of the holiday is St. Patrick's day, not St. Padrick's day.

[stackberry369]

It is St. Peppermint patty's day.

[qbnkelt]

It's St Paddy.

Back in the old sod, Patrick changes to Paddy. Therefore St Patrick becomes St Paddy.

L� Fh�ile P�draig sona daoibh!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[pkcable]

Moved to site questions. I believe it can actually go either way, but that St. Paddy's IS the more common usage. Certainly not a big deal and I would not expect it to be changed at this point.

[qbnkelt]

Oh no!!! I wouldn't expect it either!

[kbz1960]

So when you talk to Patrick and shorten his name do you call him Pat, Pad, Patty or Paddy?

LOL I thought it was Patty but guess depends on where you grew up. Or it was like people saying they axed for something when asked for something.

Learn something new every day.

[_StephenBB81]

So when you talk to Patrick and shorten his name do you call him Pat, Pad, Patty or Paddy?

LOL I thought it was Patty but guess depends on where you grew up. Or it was like people saying they axed for something when asked for something.

Learn something new every day.

Patty is the short for Patricia,
Paddy is the short for Patrick,
Feminine vs Masculine.

[up488]

My grandfathers name was Patrick and he was known as Pad/Paddy by everyone.

[qbnkelt]

Would you like to get started on Padraig now???

[kryptic123]

Its Paddy not Patty!

[grunt0300]

It's St. Patrick's Day. Slainte!

[Down-Low]

too true bro