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Cry God for SH , England and St George 
Sex God
happy St Georges Day widey dude and all the rest of you and thanks for posting this thread!
Sex God
Happy St George's day.
It is thought that he never slayed a dragon! well that's what they said on the radio this morning.
It is thought that he never slayed a dragon! well that's what they said on the radio this morning.
Sex God
We're supposed to wear a red rose in our button hole 
Happy St. George's Day!
Happy St. George's Day!
Sex God
Have a nice day but how about a real English Saint
signed
Travis
an Englishman.
signed
Travis
an Englishman.
Sex God
Quote by DeeCee
We're supposed to wear a red rose in our button hole
i'm putting nowt into my button hole :shock: .....
thank you very much!!
Er, what buttonhole are you talking about? :shock:
Am glad to see at last day being celebrated, in somewhere in the manner it should.
The last few years people have been scorned for daring to wave the flag.
Still it will be even better if it becomes a bank holiday as well.
Be proud to be English and your heritage, and more importantly....your country.
The last few years people have been scorned for daring to wave the flag.
Still it will be even better if it becomes a bank holiday as well.
Be proud to be English and your heritage, and more importantly....your country.
Sex God
Happy Shakespeare's Birthday Day!
Now (geek that I am
) that's one national holiday I'd wholeheartedly support.
I'd have mass recitations of the sonnets, public theatre in the town centres.
Altogether now, repeat after me:
"What fire is in mine ears? Can this be true?
Stand I condemn'd for pride and scorn so much?
Contempt, farewell! and maiden pride, adieu!
No glory lives behind the back of such.
And, Benedick..."
Never going to work is it?!
Now (geek that I am
) that's one national holiday I'd wholeheartedly support.I'd have mass recitations of the sonnets, public theatre in the town centres.
Altogether now, repeat after me:
"What fire is in mine ears? Can this be true?
Stand I condemn'd for pride and scorn so much?
Contempt, farewell! and maiden pride, adieu!
No glory lives behind the back of such.
And, Benedick..."
Never going to work is it?! Sex God
Quote by noladreams
Happy Shakespeare's Birthday Day!
Now (geek that I am
I'd have mass recitations of the sonnets, public theatre in the town centres.
Altogether now, repeat after me:
"What fire is in mine ears? Can this be true?
Stand I condemn'd for pride and scorn so much?
Contempt, farewell! and maiden pride, adieu!
No glory lives behind the back of such.
And, Benedick..."
And the anniversary of his death. I've clearly taught the kids in my classes something they might score a point for in a pub quiz one day. My assembly today - St. George's Day. When I asked what we were celebrating today, loads of them remembered that it was Shakespeare's birthday and that he died on his birthday.
Sex God
Ok, so does ANYONE know why a chap from ancient Turkey, who never, not once in his life, visited western Europe, let alone crossed the channel to the UK, got to be OUR patron saint. OK he got martyred for his faith - but then so did thousands of others.
Wiki doesn't mention why. Does anyone know?
Oh and I'll join the St Edmund for England campaign whenever it starts. Yay Eddie. :thumbup:
(OMG images of Blackadder springing unbidden to mind. :giggle
Wiki doesn't mention why. Does anyone know?
Oh and I'll join the St Edmund for England campaign whenever it starts. Yay Eddie. :thumbup:
(OMG images of Blackadder springing unbidden to mind. :giggle
Sex God
this to me isnt about st george he just lends his name to Englands day.. im not religious one jot so dont think st this or st that mean anything to me anyway..
why celebrate England day..why not.
there has to be something good about this green and pleasant land worthy of celebration.. funnily enough when walking across one of the fields today it was very green and pleasant..well worthy of some saint and a celebration.
why celebrate England day..why not.
there has to be something good about this green and pleasant land worthy of celebration.. funnily enough when walking across one of the fields today it was very green and pleasant..well worthy of some saint and a celebration.
Sex God
Quote by wild rose and the stag
this to me isnt about st george he just lends his name to Englands day.. im not religious one jot so dont think st this or st that mean anything to me anyway..
why celebrate England day..why not.
there has to be something good about this green and pleasant land worthy of celebration.. funnily enough when walking across one of the fields today it was very green and pleasant..well worthy of some saint and a celebration.
Absolutely :thumbup:
Well I've just been up to Glasgow for the day sporting my St George Cross tie.
One person commented on it at the airport this morning. Said I was very brave.
Several people, including the taxi driver in Glasgow asked why I was wearing it.
Everybody on the training course I was lecturing at (all Scots) said that I was either brave or stupid wearing it in Scotland.
But most shocking, was at Glasgow airport this evening, when trying to get a meal, I was asked if I would remove my tie before sitting down.
Obviously I refused, and thankfully I still got fed.
One person commented on it at the airport this morning. Said I was very brave.
Several people, including the taxi driver in Glasgow asked why I was wearing it.
Everybody on the training course I was lecturing at (all Scots) said that I was either brave or stupid wearing it in Scotland.
But most shocking, was at Glasgow airport this evening, when trying to get a meal, I was asked if I would remove my tie before sitting down.
Obviously I refused, and thankfully I still got fed.
Sex God
Happy St George's day to all Englanders.
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Quote by Ian
Well I've just been up to Glasgow for the day sporting my St George Cross tie.
One person commented on it at the airport this morning. Said I was very brave.
Several people, including the taxi driver in Glasgow asked why I was wearing it.
Everybody on the training course I was lecturing at (all Scots) said that I was either brave or stupid wearing it in Scotland.
But most shocking, was at Glasgow airport this evening, when trying to get a meal, I was asked if I would remove my tie before sitting down.
Obviously I refused, and thankfully I still got fed.
Sex God
Quote by Ian
Well I've just been up to Glasgow for the day sporting my St George Cross tie.
One person commented on it at the airport this morning. Said I was very brave.
Several people, including the taxi driver in Glasgow asked why I was wearing it.
Everybody on the training course I was lecturing at (all Scots) said that I was either brave or stupid wearing it in Scotland.
But most shocking, was at Glasgow airport this evening, when trying to get a meal, I was asked if I would remove my tie before sitting down.
Obviously I refused, and thankfully I still got fed.
omg no way how downright rude
now ya see we are way too polite us english we would never ask anyone to remove a flag or pin on their saints day or any other for that matter
happy st georges day to you all hope you had a smashing one
xxxxxxxxx
Quote by Ian
Well I've just been up to Glasgow for the day sporting my St George Cross tie.
One person commented on it at the airport this morning. Said I was very brave.
Several people, including the taxi driver in Glasgow asked why I was wearing it.
Everybody on the training course I was lecturing at (all Scots) said that I was either brave or stupid wearing it in Scotland.
But most shocking, was at Glasgow airport this evening, when trying to get a meal, I was asked if I would remove my tie before sitting down.
Obviously I refused, and thankfully I still got fed.
I think they were about to offer you a bib instead
Sex God
Quote by Ian
Well I've just been up to Glasgow for the day sporting my St George Cross tie.
One person commented on it at the airport this morning. Said I was very brave.
Several people, including the taxi driver in Glasgow asked why I was wearing it.
Everybody on the training course I was lecturing at (all Scots) said that I was either brave or stupid wearing it in Scotland.
But most shocking, was at Glasgow airport this evening, when trying to get a meal, I was asked if I would remove my tie before sitting down.
Obviously I refused, and thankfully I still got fed.
:shock: :shock: :shock:
That makes me ashamed to be Scottish!
However, why didn't I know you were up here... we could have fed you! :rascal:
Happy St George's Day!
