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Janice
23-04-2007, 14:59
It's a bit bad that its got to 4:00pm and no-onE has said it yet...but:



HAPPY ST.GEORGE'S DAY to all you English folk out there!



HAVE PRIDE

Jonnyreb
23-04-2007, 15:05
It's a bit bad that its got to 4:00pm and no-onE has said it yet...but:



HAPPY ST.GEORGE'S DAY to all you English folk out there!




HAVE PRIDE


Thats cos he was Turkish (or something) and is also the patron saint of a good few other countries. He was a harlot and the dragon was robbed!

Janice
23-04-2007, 15:12
aH SHUTTUP. i KNEW you'd have a bloody stupid answer!:)

h.r.ford
23-04-2007, 15:16
Seems to me we shouldn't have to be at work on such a sacred day. (who is he?)

Jonnyreb
23-04-2007, 15:17
aH SHUTTUP. i KNEW you'd have a bloody stupid answer!:)

Tis true fair Damsel - even the Spanish have him as a Saint and you can't be trusting those scurvy knaves.

I think he joined up with the English during the Crusades - odd since he was Moorish / Muslim / deffo not a Henry

Janice
23-04-2007, 15:23
Tis true fair Damsel - even the Spanish have him as a Saint and you can't be trusting those scurvy knaves.

I think he joined up with the English during the Crusades - odd since he was Moorish / Muslim / deffo not a Henry

I dont care. It's St. George's Day.....so Happy St.George's Day to everyone who cares. And stuff you, to everyone who doesnt! :razz: :D :lol:

Jonnyreb
23-04-2007, 15:32
And stuff me to everyone who doesnt! :razz: :D :lol:

Fair enough - cant argue with that :naughty: ;) :lol:

Janice
23-04-2007, 15:34
Fair enough - cant argue with that :naughty: ;) :lol:

Don't misquote me!! :razz:

Jonnyreb
23-04-2007, 15:35
Don't misquote me!! :razz:

:p

Marcel
23-04-2007, 15:36
A very happy St Georges day to you all too :thumbs:

InaGlo
23-04-2007, 15:40
OOh yes Happy St Georges Day to all the thoroughbred English ... erm, should there be such a thing :lol:

Actually, I think it is rather sad ... if this were any other country, we'd all have crosses painted on our faces & be dancing with babies on our shoulders in the streets tonight.

Janice
23-04-2007, 15:45
Actually, I think it is rather sad ... if this were any other country, we'd all have crosses painted on our faces & be dancing with babies on our shoulders in the streets tonight.

No, we all do that on St.Patricks day.....even though we are English.! :cuckoo: :shrug:

Jimmy_Lemon
23-04-2007, 15:50
if this were any other country, we'd all have crosses painted on our faces & be dancing with babies on our shoulders in the streets tonight.

I can guarentee you 100% I wouldnt be doing that no matter what country I was from! To be honest I quite like the British attitude...I really don't see the reason for celebrating the fact that I am British, its just who I am. Could never cope with the attitude (or at least the sterotypical one) of the flag and country American...I just don't get it! its a bit of land someone once claimed and put a border around - anywho! Happy thingybob to whoever :p

Jonnyreb
23-04-2007, 15:57
:agree:

Start asscoiating it with massive amounts of beer and a day off, though, and I'm a Georgite

Marcel
23-04-2007, 16:00
I like the American attitude of patriotism, if only for that great communal feeling of 'belonging', of being a part of something, of feeling that you are all part of the same community. To be proud of that.

Besides, its a good excuse for a party.

Thoroughbred English? Arent we all immigrants anyway? :p

InaGlo
23-04-2007, 16:03
Im with Marcel ... tis a good way to bring the communities together and have good old p*** up.
In Italy you only have to sneeze and its cause for celebration, I wish it were the same here.
Celebrating 'one's Englishness' is as good a cause as any to me! :D

Marcel
23-04-2007, 16:10
Im with Marcel ... tis a good way to bring the communities together and have good old p*** up.
In Italy you only have to sneeze and its cause for celebration, I wish it were the same here.
Celebrating 'one's Englishness' is as good a cause as any to me! :D

Even if it is a rather large gathering of cups of tea, and an orgy of cucumber sarnies :D

Jucklebutt
23-04-2007, 16:11
Does this mean I can get drunk tonight? :lol:

And yeah, happy St. Georges day!

Jonnyreb
23-04-2007, 17:06
orgy :D

Now you're talking :naughty:

Does this mean I can get drunk tonight? :lol:

And yeah, happy St. Georges day!

Of course you can!:beer:

petemc
23-04-2007, 17:10
So just what *do* we do today? In Liverpool to celebrate the re-opening of St Georges Hall they had Bollywood dancers. Ya know, the traditional English type... riiiiiight.

antonroland
23-04-2007, 17:11
if this were any other country, we'd all have crosses painted on our faces & be dancing with babies on our shoulders in the streets tonight.

HEY!! Don't knock it...









:D :D :D

whitewash
23-04-2007, 17:11
OOh yes Happy St Georges Day to all the thoroughbred English ... erm, should there be such a thing :lol:

Actually, I think it is rather sad ... if this were any other country, we'd all have crosses painted on our faces & be dancing with babies on our shoulders in the streets tonight.
as it is i think (infact id put money on) that more english people know when st patricks day is over st georges and would far rather celebrate it.


are we actually allowed to celebrate it anyway/ havent the PC bregade banned it as it celebrates being english

chris02
23-04-2007, 17:18
Should be a bank holiday

Woodsy
23-04-2007, 17:25
I dont care. It's St. George's Day.....so Happy St.George's Day to everyone who cares. And stuff you, to everyone who doesnt! :razz: :D :lol:

Here here! :P

chouglez
23-04-2007, 17:48
Throw in a bank holiday aye and see how everyone (including British folks;) ) celebarte this day :lol:

chewyuk
23-04-2007, 23:13
Calon Lan to all of you :)

Jonnyreb
24-04-2007, 08:47
Calon Lan to all of you :)

You keep your irrigation techniques to yourself, you strange wookie, you :D :lol:

Jucklebutt
24-04-2007, 09:27
:lol: :lol:

geoffd70
24-04-2007, 09:56
And a Happy St Georges Day to you Janice (sorry I was to busy celebrating yesterday and have only just logged in!) Well done for bringing the subject up :clap: We decorate the outside of our building every year with the Cross of St George flags, balloons and things and we are probably the only one that does here in LUTON!! (I wonder why!!) If you want to be more prepared for next year visit http://www.stgeorgesday.com/home. You can also join the campaign for a Bank Holiday (now that got all you foreigners interested didn't it!! :lol: )