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“Yes, the Bald Man knows that this is an incorrect pronunciation, but he’s so used to it. I understand he looks like a typical brother, but it’s more so that they don’t ask unnecessary questions. After all, he did not start organizing black markets from a good life. Imagine, once this guy was an exemplary family man. You know, the kind that goes to work at the institute in the morning, and on weekends with his wife and daughter to the park or on a picnic outside the city. If it hadn’t been for the terrible downpour, maybe that accident wouldn’t have happened. Yes, only the Bald Man no longer believes that a bright day will come in his life. Sometimes, he will sit in the corner of the warehouse with a collection of software, and so on until morning. So I made a tank for myself according to my mood. Whatever it was, don’t hold a grudge against him. He may be a little harsh lately, but believe me, he knows that the rain can’t last forever…”.

St. Patrick’s Day was proclaimed a Christian holiday in the early 17th century and is celebrated by the Catholic Church, the Russian Orthodox Church (revered on March 30; included in monthbooks on March 9, 2017), and individual Protestant churches (Anglican, Lutheran, and especially the Church of Ireland). This day symbolizes the adoption of Christianity in Ireland, and is also a celebration of the cultural heritage of Ireland as a whole. Celebrations on St. Patrick’s Day usually include parades and festivals, performing keili dances and wearing green clothes or shamrocks. Christians also attend church services on this day. On this day, the restrictions associated with fasting are relaxed, and the use of alcohol is allowed.