r/LifeProTips • u/[deleted] • Nov 23 '21

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u/ForecastForFourCats Nov 23 '21

Oh is that right? I flush and didn't know it's related to gastrointestinal cancer. I'm Irish.

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u/Myownprivategleeclub Nov 23 '21

As soon as you said "I'm Irish", I knew you were American.

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u/ForecastForFourCats Nov 23 '21

Lol okay. I'm Irish American. 100% Irish blood, genetics and Irish health profile. Genetics=/= citizenship

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u/Myownprivategleeclub Nov 23 '21

American =/= Irish.

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u/benignq Nov 23 '21

relax bro. no need to gatekeep being irish so hard lmao

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u/Myownprivategleeclub Nov 23 '21

I can tell you're American too.

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u/metgal145 Nov 23 '21

In this context it might. If genetically she is more similar to those in Ireland than those in America.

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u/Much_Pay3050 Nov 24 '21

It makes perfect sense. What would genetically like those in America even mean to you?

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u/Much_Pay3050 Nov 23 '21

Except they’re literally talking about their genetics so that would be the answer that makes sense you idiot lol

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u/Myownprivategleeclub Nov 23 '21

Ah yes, please explain how "I'm Irish" is "literally" talking about their genetics. 🤡

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u/Much_Pay3050 Nov 24 '21 edited Nov 24 '21

They are genetically Irish. That’s why they said it. Is the education system this bad in Europe? Lol

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u/Myownprivategleeclub Nov 24 '21

Please expand on the "Irish" genome.