Happy St. Georges Day :wave:

[barrybueno]

Can one still still say that or will it upset the muzzies, jews or any other minority whinging ****ers?

Why dont my smilies wor k:cry:

oh that won did

[Dr Headgear - Wannabe viking]

You tit.

I don't get the logic of trying to make a big thing out of St George's day. We (The English) have never done it before.

But OH! The Scots do St Andrew's day, and the Irish do St Patrick, and the Welsh do St David!

Ok, so you want to celebrate Englishness by...errr.... being more like the Scots and Welsh and Irish? GLWTPIMO.

[barrybueno]

I don't give a **** tbh, just see it on an advert

My birthday is on St. Andrews Day :angry:

[Dr Headgear - Wannabe viking]

And from now on you will be known as barrymcbueno

[Piers Morgan]

Can one still still say that or will it upset the muzzies, jews or any other minority whinging ****ers?

Why dont my smilies wor k:cry:

oh that won did

It will upset Zionists, Nazis and foreign hating Bigots like Monty, Sir C and Berni as St. George was born in Palestine, the hypocrites

[barrybueno]

:hehe: luckily workwimb won't see this

[barrybueno]

oi! stay away from my lovely Susanna Reid

You *******!

[Dr Headgear - Wannabe viking]

One of the great new features of this board is that you can bump a topic back to the top.

And a sticky is always possible as well.

[redgunamo]

You tit.

I don't get the logic of trying to make a big thing out of St George's day. We (The English) have never done it before.

But OH! The Scots do St Andrew's day, and the Irish do St Patrick, and the Welsh do St David!

Ok, so you want to celebrate Englishness by...errr.... being more like the Scots and Welsh and Irish? GLWTPIMO.

I don't know about logic but certainly people like to "celebrate" almost anything nowadays. Any excuse. Even if said celebration merely involves doing exactly what you would ordinarily be doing in any case. In this instance, supping a few quiet, meditative beers, having a jig, a punch-up and a decent curry, I suppose. Followed by a few more beers.

And, if you're English, these simple, unambiguous pleasures are a very big deal indeed.

Of course we can, and do, do the whole pageantry, pomp and ceremony-stuff at the drop of a hat any day of the week anyway, so it actually makes no difference to anything. Certainly, no special significance need be attached to the fact that it happens to be St. George's Day.

[Dr Headgear - Wannabe viking]

Bump for barrymcbueno