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Madhatter · 20-05-2006, 21:24

Whats the falklands then, I always thought they were classed as uk.
You can only be what you are. I'm not sure what some of you class as english, I class myself as british, I was born here but my grandads polish, does that mean i'm english? if not, why do people call themselves english, when a few generations back they wasn't born here? What is english?, never mind what it is to be british, we all know that, it's to be here and want to be here and to be proud and support britain.
And it's st georges day for me, I usually decorate the street with flags. 23rd of the 4th 234. I can never understand why people here celebrate st patricks but can't even remember st georges day.
except the irish of course shaker. That makes sense.

20-05-2006, 21:24	#41
Madhatter God Member Join Date: Dec 2005 Location: Wonderland Posts: 2,767 Liked: 0 times Rep Power: 43	Re: What it means to be British.. Whats the falklands then, I always thought they were classed as uk. You can only be what you are. I'm not sure what some of you class as english, I class myself as british, I was born here but my grandads polish, does that mean i'm english? if not, why do people call themselves english, when a few generations back they wasn't born here? What is english?, never mind what it is to be british, we all know that, it's to be here and want to be here and to be proud and support britain. And it's st georges day for me, I usually decorate the street with flags. 23rd of the 4th 234. I can never understand why people here celebrate st patricks but can't even remember st georges day. except the irish of course shaker. That makes sense. __________________ Acc-y-web-web-web, push pineapple, shake the tree Accy-web-web-web, push pineapple, grind coffee To the left, to the right, jump up and down and to the knees Come and write every night, chat with a hula melody