St George's Day
- Thread starter Ken Moss
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be carefull flying the england flag in england upsets some folk infact some consider it to be an act of racism
be carefull flying the england flag in england upsets some folk infact some consider it to be an act of racism
I know, consider it an act of rebellion!
from a would be member of Gordons new model army
I'll be at Westminster chained to the railings burning my macaroons and Earl Grey if I'm ever ordered to take down my England flag on the grounds of racism.
I can see the headlines now.....
'RISHTON TERRORIST ARRESTED IN RACISM PLOT'
A Lancashire man was arrested today after police raided his kitchen and found materials that are known components of potentially dangerous objects known locally as 'Eccles Cakes'. Ken Moss, 32, of Rishton in Hyndburn was defiant as he was dragged away and insisted that the cakes were for personal consumption. His wife, who cannot be named for legal reasons, broke down in tears and was released on bail following her arrest for aiding and abetting terrorist activity in the UK.
It is understood by Metropolitan Police that the Eccles Cakes were due to be 'baked for England' on 23rd April for St George's Day. The move is believed to have been racially motivated and has been condemned by government officials. The trial continues.
why is she under 18 lol ?
Huh, cheap imports from Yorkshire flooding the market again!
Why can't we have something really English like Chorley cakes?
will you be chasing teh dragon or will somone be catching it for you
I have a pantry full, already slain.
Much more palatable if they're hung, prior to going in a pie.
Huh, cheap imports from Yorkshire flooding the market again!
Why can't we have something really English like Chorley cakes?
or a hollands pie.
nah scratch that idea let the folk outside of accrington who dont know any better eat them
I have a pantry full, already slain.
Much more palatable if they're hung, prior to going in a pie.
Well hung, one presumes.
Huh, cheap imports from Yorkshire flooding the market again!
Why can't we have something really English like Chorley cakes?
I stand corrected in my choice of patisserie....
My wife bakes the most amazing Chorley cakes I've ever had and her Eccles cakes are out of this world. Little wonder I've put on 3st since meeting her!
I give the dragon's equivalent of a pork scratching to the dog, the day after St. George's day.
All gristle, and very little meat.
Used to be Ken but I've retired
Used to be Ken but I've retired
It can only possibly be through health reasons so you have my deepest sympathies, John.
Best not to regale you with delightful stories of beautiful Moorhouses ales, fresh from the pump at the end of a summer's day then....?
I know it's 'Dingle Beer' but they've got a cracking brewery up there and no mistake.
They have to get smething right Ken haven't had much luck with the footy,
If you want to avoid the hassle, take a little trip to the great province of Newfoundland and Labrador, where St. George's Day is a provincial holiday
Have a feast of seal flipper pie ... wash it down with screech or swish ... pop round to Dildoe and have a few beers with the folks there ....