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KIPAX 29-03-2004 10:54

St Georges Day
 
It's fast approaching. Any events? Anything happening? Or are all the English busy organising next years st patricks day... Must be summat going on ? Anyone ? :)

Tealeaf 29-03-2004 12:25

Re: St Georges Day
 
There bloody well should be....I'm sick & tired of reading about various publically subsidised events, such as St Patricks Day bashes, Gay bashes, Festival oF Eid, etc....shut this nonsense down and lets celebrate ENGLAND!

Bagpuss 29-03-2004 17:17

Re: St Georges Day
 
It's a sad state of affairs when the majority of English people do not know when St Georges Day is.

Sparkologist 29-03-2004 20:25

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[QUOTE lets celebrate ENGLAND![/QUOTE]
I shall be celebrating St Georges Day with a few scoops of Charles Wells' Bombardier, the self appointed official unofficial beer of St Georges Day. If you go to the Charles Wells homepage www.charleswells.co.uk and follow the link to www.bombardier.co.uk there a few items of interest which may twang your heartstrings and love for your Mother
Country... Sign the petition to make St Georges Day a bank holiday, follw the link to www.thevalueofstgeorge.com. Food, (and drink), for thought there, Tealeaf.

Tealeaf 30-03-2004 07:50

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I agree....if we're going to have a holiday in April/May, then lets gets rid of this May Day Euro nonsense and have St Georges Day...let the Joc's & the Taffs have their hoidays as well. May Day (certainly where I am at the moment) is no more than an excuse for various anarchists, animal-lovers and 57 other varieties of riff-raff to turn up & smash the town up. They would'nt dare do that on St Georges Day.

Jo 30-03-2004 09:36

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St. Georges Day Parade in Accy - 23rd April - is that still around??

Tealeaf 30-03-2004 09:45

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First I've heard of it...

Jo 30-03-2004 09:58

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We used to go with the Brownies and girl guides every year. Is it the 23rd or the 21st? One of the two is St. Georges day, the other is the Queen's birthday - you see, there aer some patriots out here still...

Tealeaf 30-03-2004 10:11

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Was that on the actual date or on the nearest saturday/sunday to the 23rd?....I always thought we celebreated the Queens Birthday on her official birthday.

I get an invite every year to a St Georges Day bash in Australia which is combined over the weekend with Anzac day on 25th April...it's held over a long weekend from the nearest thursday night to tuesday morning. About a 1000 people with a medieval theme. Unfortunatly, I've never been...maybe next year

Baudelaire 31-03-2004 11:32

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What is the point of St. George's day ??

or indeed any Saint's day ?

Jo 31-03-2004 12:03

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Saints Days are probably about as insignificant as your birthday, Baudelaire.

Sparkologist 31-03-2004 12:23

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Quote:

Originally Posted by Jo
Saints Days are probably about as insignificant as your birthday, Baudelaire.

MEEOWWW! well put

Tealeaf 31-03-2004 12:41

Re: St Georges Day
 
probably a bit more....at least there is something to celebrate on a Saints Day..

Baudelaire 31-03-2004 14:27

Re: St Georges Day
 
Precisely what is there to celebrate and why ?

Tealeaf 31-03-2004 14:29

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a holiday, for starters.


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