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By Katy Winter

PUBLISHED: 06:21 EST, 19 March 2014 | UPDATED: 09:08 EST, 19 March 2014

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From the late 18th century hundreds of circuses travelled Britain, making the most of the new and expanding railway network to become one of the most popular forms of entertainment by the mid-19th century.

Performing under giant canvas tents, the larger circuses were famed across the country, often employing upwards of a thousand people.

While many of the acts were similar to those we might see today, such as gymnastics, and of course clowns, historically circuses also exhibited a variety of animals from domestic to the exotic, as well as the much famed freak show.

A portrait of JoJo, the 'Dog faced Boy' taken circa 1900. He was named by Barnum, one of the biggest circuses of the day, for his hairy face

A elephant balances on its front legs while trainers look on holding whips. The practice of performing exotic animals was widespread in Victorian circuses

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Politically Incorrect con Marilyn Manson 1998 (Subtitulos en espaol)
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Politically Incorrect with Tom Christiano, March 11, 2014
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Politically incorrect artifact found in estate sale

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Even though some people might view it as politically incorrect to make jokes about the Irish and drinking, I have some biological rights to break the rules.

You see, there are many secrets that can be found in my family tree like, say, a great-great-grandfather who was allegedly an Irish Protestant-turned-Catholic. Its no secret, though, that I have Irish blood in me. Ive waved that banner proudly for years. The secret Im referring to is a bit of family history that I havent boasted about too much in this space.

There are Irish bar owners in my family tree. Thats right. I said owners with an s at the end.

My great-grandfather, Simon, and his twin brother, Peter, were Irish immigrants who ran a saloon in New York City right before Prohibition. Im not making this up. We have U.S. and New York Census records which back this up.

I also have cousins who have run a bar in the Irish village of Tulla for decades. I stopped in for a visit nearly five years ago. They said they dont serve food. They only serve alcohol. Guinness is the main option, of course.

Therefore, with that kind of a heritage, I have a blood-right to make jokes about the Irish and drinking.

Why should I shy away from it when my kinsmen openly embrace it?

I will point out, however, that there is a comical Irish drinking song, called Galway Bay, about a rowdy wife who likes to drink 16 points of Pabst Blue Ribbon at Pat Joe Murphys.

The song goes, If the sea was beer instead of salty water, she would live and die in Galway Bay.

As St. Patricks Day approaches, one thing is certain: Everybody is going to get drunk. Well, everyone except the teetotalers because they never get drunk.

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Ireland and alcohol are my heritage

Politically Incorrect Marijuana Playing Cards aka PIMP cards
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