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I mean we all celebrate St Patrick's Day, why can't we celebrate our national day with a bit of pride for once in a while. I know the liberal metropolitan elite will be spluttering into their latte's at the thought but yes some of us are English and some of us are proud of our country and our rich dragon slaying heritage. It is PC gone mad and I suppose the old health and safety brigade bla bla fking bla.
I hate it when people, normally UKIP voting halfwits, rant on like that and do it every year as if it is something new and controversial we haven't heard before. St George's Day is the biggest pile of **** going. That's all folks.
I hate it when people, normally UKIP voting halfwits, rant on like that and do it every year as if it is something new and controversial we haven't heard before. St George's Day is the biggest pile of **** going. That's all folks.
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I mean we all celebrate St Patrick's Day, why can't we celebrate our national day with a bit of pride for once in a while
If you think we celebrate St Patrick's Day with fervour, you should see the way they go mad for St George's Day in Dublin
If you think we celebrate St Patrick's Day with fervour, you should see the way they go mad for St George's Day in Dublin
^ Pah, that's nowt to how it swings in Glasgow, Edinburgh, Aberdeen, Dundee etc.
Should be renamed Shakespeare Day (Born and Died on 23rd April). Mind you, the St George thing is very EU, with him being Italian
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Tricky one this
. Tricky one this
Oops, sorry to mislead, our beloved St George was Turkish not Italian
.Still the EU bit holds true.
.Still the EU bit holds true.
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