ST GEORGE'S DAY

SW31 · 23 Apr 2009, 03:44

to all the Englishmen / women have a good st George's day

Hypnobabe · 23 Apr 2009, 12:04

Thanks Chris, Happy St George's Day to all my fellow English-people, all over the world!!

For crying out loud · 23 Apr 2009, 16:55

HAPPY ST GEORGES DAY!!!

mszee · 23 Apr 2009, 17:28

HAPPY ST GEORGES DAY TO ALL MY WONDERFUL BRITISHERS!!!

*AndyK* · 23 Apr 2009, 17:53

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Originally Posted by mszee

HAPPY ST GEORGES DAY TO ALL MY WONDERFUL BRITISHERS!!!

That'll have upset the Welsh and the Scots on here then

lisa01 · 23 Apr 2009, 18:11

I would like to wish all the members of the uk meat loaf fan club a very happy ST Georges day from lisa01

**The Flying Mouse** · 23 Apr 2009, 18:52

Happy
St George's Day

ALL HAIL THE MIGHTY GEORGE

YouTube Video

For crying out loud · 24 Apr 2009, 00:13

ok, feeling very patriotic afetr watching that!!! lol

~Helen~ · 26 Apr 2009, 05:37

Wow same here

Belated St George's Day to you all

I don't know whether this is something specific to my part of the country, but it often seemed in the past that we as a country didn't very much go into celebrating our Saint's day - in fact sometimes i'd've gone so far as to say it seemed more celebrating went into St Patrick's than St Georges (and whilst there is absolutely nothing wrong with celebrating St. Paddy's it struck me as funny St George's often passed by without much of a notice...and how come England doesn't give as much recognition to St Andrew's and St. David's days...both important...why should they be low key compared to St Patrick's in England? Aside of the drinking excuse!) ...but this year I felt it was more of a big thing. My town centre (who admittedly HAVE done a lot of work around St George's in the past, but I don't ever remember as much as this one) really seemed to big it up this year - we had live brass bands, knights handing out free silk roses and alsorts, people had flags, local businesses got involved.

Anyway, I had a good St George's day...went for a good English beer...with an Irish colleague&friend of all people (it had to be Boddingtons - Cream of Manchester, if you must know...though I doubt you care

) ... in return for me joining him for a drink (Guinness that time, naturally) for St Paddy's. He paid on both occasions...so even better!

**Monstro** · 26 Apr 2009, 13:17

Do the Turkish celebrate St George's day?

SamCat · 27 Apr 2009, 02:47

The guys at the salon didn't and they would just about celebrate anything lol!!

~Helen~ · 27 Apr 2009, 03:09

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Originally Posted by Monstro

Do the Turkish celebrate St George's day?

despite claims by the telegraph that st george was turkish ive since read elsewhere that he wasn't. though they have a good chance of celebrating more than a lot of english people

*AndyK* · 27 Apr 2009, 10:35

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Originally Posted by Monstro

Do the Turkish celebrate St George's day?

What about the syphilitic?

For crying out loud · 27 Apr 2009, 12:01

on sunday after noon i took part in a 800 strong motorbike parade for st georges day there were flags everywhere, there were cruisers, trikes, sports bikes, the lot whats best was my bike was in for its service and my dad had my sister as his pillion, so i got to ride on the back of his mates (huge harley davidson cruiser) complete with sound system, so adding "land of hope and glory" loudly to the proceedings!

but what made it special was the fact that so many turn out to wave and cheer us on!!!

**Monstro** · 27 Apr 2009, 16:02

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Originally Posted by AndyK

What about the syphilitic?

Just go to your Dr's and get some antibiotics!!!!

*AndyK* · 27 Apr 2009, 16:44

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Originally Posted by Monstro

Just go to your Dr's and get some antibiotics!!!!

It's ok, as you kept your jacket on we were protected, so there's no fear of me catching it from you

SamCat · 28 Apr 2009, 16:36

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Originally Posted by AndyK

It's ok, as you kept your jacket on we were protected, so there's no fear of me catching it from you

But what about when you were wearing Michael's jacket were you unprotected then lol!!

*AndyK* · 28 Apr 2009, 16:49

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Originally Posted by SamCat

But what about when you were wearing Michael's jacket were you unprotected then lol!!

Lol, perfectly, as long as it's still being worn then there's a bariier

23 Apr 2009, 03:44	#1
SW31 in my coup de vil waiting for pardise by the dashboard light Join Date: 24.11.2003 Location: middlesbrough smoggy rules Posts: 8,137	ST GEORGE'S DAY to all the Englishmen / women have a good st George's day

23 Apr 2009, 18:11	#6
lisa01 Super Loafer Join Date: 01.04.2009 Location: Ashington in Northumberland Posts: 334	ST Georges day I would like to wish all the members of the uk meat loaf fan club a very happy ST Georges day from lisa01

23 Apr 2009, 12:04	#2
Hypnobabe mszee's Mistress with sexy goddess boots Join Date: 13.07.2005 Location: Hitting the highway like a battering ram... Posts: 7,686	Thanks Chris, Happy St George's Day to all my fellow English-people, all over the world!!

23 Apr 2009, 16:55	#3
For crying out loud Senior Loafer Join Date: 25.08.2008 Location: Birmingham Posts: 182	HAPPY ST GEORGES DAY!!!

23 Apr 2009, 17:28	#4
mszee Mega Loafer Join Date: 29.03.2006 Location: And you think you're down under??? Posts: 26,252	HAPPY ST GEORGES DAY TO ALL MY WONDERFUL BRITISHERS!!!

24 Apr 2009, 00:13	#8
For crying out loud Senior Loafer Join Date: 25.08.2008 Location: Birmingham Posts: 182	ok, feeling very patriotic afetr watching that!!! lol

26 Apr 2009, 05:37	#9
~Helen~ Mega Loafer Join Date: 01.11.2007 Location: Manchester Posts: 1,958	Wow same here Belated St George's Day to you all I don't know whether this is something specific to my part of the country, but it often seemed in the past that we as a country didn't very much go into celebrating our Saint's day - in fact sometimes i'd've gone so far as to say it seemed more celebrating went into St Patrick's than St Georges (and whilst there is absolutely nothing wrong with celebrating St. Paddy's it struck me as funny St George's often passed by without much of a notice...and how come England doesn't give as much recognition to St Andrew's and St. David's days...both important...why should they be low key compared to St Patrick's in England? Aside of the drinking excuse!) ...but this year I felt it was more of a big thing. My town centre (who admittedly HAVE done a lot of work around St George's in the past, but I don't ever remember as much as this one) really seemed to big it up this year - we had live brass bands, knights handing out free silk roses and alsorts, people had flags, local businesses got involved. Anyway, I had a good St George's day...went for a good English beer...with an Irish colleague&friend of all people (it had to be Boddingtons - Cream of Manchester, if you must know...though I doubt you care ) ... in return for me joining him for a drink (Guinness that time, naturally) for St Paddy's. He paid on both occasions...so even better!

26 Apr 2009, 13:17	#10
Monstro Promoted to Wario's spellchecker Join Date: 17.09.2005 Location: London Posts: 12,946	Do the Turkish celebrate St George's day?

27 Apr 2009, 02:47	#11
SamCat Hello Harry!!!! Join Date: 12.09.2006 Location: London Posts: 3,086	The guys at the salon didn't and they would just about celebrate anything lol!!

27 Apr 2009, 12:01	#14
For crying out loud Senior Loafer Join Date: 25.08.2008 Location: Birmingham Posts: 182	on sunday after noon i took part in a 800 strong motorbike parade for st georges day there were flags everywhere, there were cruisers, trikes, sports bikes, the lot whats best was my bike was in for its service and my dad had my sister as his pillion, so i got to ride on the back of his mates (huge harley davidson cruiser) complete with sound system, so adding "land of hope and glory" loudly to the proceedings! but what made it special was the fact that so many turn out to wave and cheer us on!!!