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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"If we vote to stay in the EU then we should abolish St George's Day and adopt a national EUROPEAN DAY."
I've read some total bollocks on this forum over the years but that comment was probably the most bollockish I've ever read!  |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"If we vote to stay in the EU then we should abolish St George's Day and adopt a national EUROPEAN DAY.
I've read some total bollocks on this forum over the years but that comment was probably the most bollockish I've ever read! "
Take it you don't come here often  |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"i dont get it.. why?
i live in England, im English regardless if we remain in Europe or not..
Unless the Cornish get their way
It'll happen dreckly. "
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Next thing we know, Boris and the rest of the Brexit people will be telling us that to stay in the EU we are going to have to drive on the right and that the UK will have to pay for all signs and road markings to be changed.
Scaremongering much?  |
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"No, it's true. President Obama is about to undertake a tour of every household in this country checking that every aspect of Englishness is banished."
and it was all the idea of his wife..
so full circle to some of the OP's previous misogynist inspired threads.. |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"1/10. Lacks effort or any kind of forethought. If you carry on like this you will have to retake "An Introduction to Trolling". See me. "
Do you offer one to one tuition? |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"If we vote to stay in the EU then we should abolish St George's Day and adopt a national EUROPEAN DAY.
I've read some total bollocks on this forum over the years but that comment was probably the most bollockish I've ever read!
Take it you don't come here often "
Ok, well it's definitely in the top 20! |
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By *imiUKMan
over a year ago
Hereford |
"1/10. Lacks effort or any kind of forethought. If you carry on like this you will have to retake "An Introduction to Trolling". See me.
Do you offer one to one tuition? "
It can be arranged.... |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"i dont get it.. why?
i live in England, im English regardless if we remain in Europe or not..
Unless the Cornish get their way "
omg Ben seriously.. how long have you known me?! Im from DEVON...
their toes are webbed,, us over the boarder are normal  |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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There's already a European national Anthem, Ode to Joy.
A European police Force, Europol.
And a European army, so a European saint would be par for the course. |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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Cor blimey mate. I may be 'brown' and with a beard but that's just bollocks. If you're willing to give up St. George's day that easily. That's saying something.
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"If we vote to stay in the EU then we should abolish St George's Day and adopt a national EUROPEAN DAY."
That doesn;t make sense on any level?
Have you been celebrating St Georges Day with Special Brew? |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"There's already a European national Anthem, Ode to Joy.
A European police Force, Europol.
And a European army, so a European saint would be par for the course.
Lets all speak Esperanto as well "
Or Polari |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"If we vote to stay in the EU then we should abolish St George's Day and adopt a national EUROPEAN DAY."
Wholeheartedly agree. We are staring down the barrel... |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"If we vote to stay in the EU then we should abolish St George's Day and adopt a national EUROPEAN DAY.
Wholeheartedly agree. We are staring down the barrel..."
As ypu agree, can you explain what he means? |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"If we vote to stay in the EU then we should abolish St George's Day and adopt a national EUROPEAN DAY.
Wholeheartedly agree. We are staring down the barrel...
As ypu agree, can you explain what he means?"
We will ultimately give up our national identity if we remain within the EU. |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"If we vote to stay in the EU then we should abolish St George's Day and adopt a national EUROPEAN DAY.
Wholeheartedly agree. We are staring down the barrel...
As ypu agree, can you explain what he means?
We will ultimately give up our national identity if we remain within the EU."
What's our national identity? And how will we lose it? |
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By *imiUKMan
over a year ago
Hereford |
"If we vote to stay in the EU then we should abolish St George's Day and adopt a national EUROPEAN DAY.
Wholeheartedly agree. We are staring down the barrel...
As ypu agree, can you explain what he means?
We will ultimately give up our national identity if we remain within the EU."
I didn't know meth was popular in the UK...
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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saints days are a biproduct of christianity which is a lifestyle invented less than 2000 years ago based on the premise on the offspring of a supernatural rape who was either a vampire or a zombie or maybe both. Come on people, this twat was supposed to have slayed a dragon which is ludicrous on two counts. 1. dragons are fictional and 2. if they were real st george would have been toast. The st george story is essentially racist as the dragon represents wales |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"If we vote to stay in the EU then we should abolish St George's Day and adopt a national EUROPEAN DAY."
I wrote in anothet topic I have never heard so much shite in my life. I now retract that comment.
English 1st, British 2nd, European never. |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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Oh I forgot we're not allowed to celebrate st George's day or Easter for risk of offending other races well it's our country we do as we want! Happy st George's day  I blame the government mainly Tony Blair!! |
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By *imiUKMan
over a year ago
Hereford |
"Oh I forgot we're not allowed to celebrate st George's day or Easter for risk of offending other races well it's our country we do as we want! Happy st George's day I blame the government mainly Tony Blair!! "
Demonstrably we are and we do... So I have no idea what you are talking about.
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By (user no longer on site)
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"Oh I forgot we're not allowed to celebrate st George's day or Easter for risk of offending other races well it's our country we do as we want! Happy st George's day I blame the government mainly Tony Blair!! "
No one is banning St George's day. Or Easter eggs. Or Christmas for that matter |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"i dont get it.. why?
i live in England, im English regardless if we remain in Europe or not..
Unless the Cornish get their way
omg Ben seriously.. how long have you known me?! Im from DEVON...
their toes are webbed,, us over the boarder are normal "
Yes I know. But you're technically in no man's land |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"Oh I forgot we're not allowed to celebrate st George's day or Easter for risk of offending other races well it's our country we do as we want! Happy st George's day I blame the government mainly Tony Blair!! "
Err you do know that Tony Blair hasn;t been in government for quite a time now... |
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By *imiUKMan
over a year ago
Hereford |
"Oh I forgot we're not allowed to celebrate st George's day or Easter for risk of offending other races well it's our country we do as we want! Happy st George's day I blame the government mainly Tony Blair!!
No one is banning St George's day. Or Easter eggs. Or Christmas for that matter"
Sadly. I'm British and I dislike all of the above. Bloody Christians, coming over here, bastardising out pagan tradition.... |
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By *eavenNhellCouple
over a year ago
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i think we should ban it and have a remembrance day for the poor Dragon poor buggers cant even go about there business terrifying middle eastern villages with out some Palestinian knight sticking his lance in . and then to cap it all a bunch of johnny come lately foreigners start celebrating the knights actions disgraceful  |
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By (user no longer on site) OP
over a year ago
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A female councillor wanted to ban red, white and blue bunting from being put up as part of the celebrations for the Queens birthday because she said it would offend foreigners. This country is going down the toilet fast.
For the record I want the UK out of the EU. |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"A female councillor wanted to ban red, white and blue bunting from being put up as part of the celebrations for the Queens birthday because she said it would offend foreigners. This country is going down the toilet fast.
For the record I want the UK out of the EU."
Who cares about offending forgieners lol
I'd have it banned for the Queens Bday because the Queen doesn't give a shit about any of us. We are her "subjects". We're like dirt to her. Fuck the Queen.
Apparently the Queens collective wealth could end poverty. But she doesn't. That says it all really. |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"A female councillor wanted to ban red, white and blue bunting from being put up as part of the celebrations for the Queens birthday because she said it would offend foreigners. This country is going down the toilet fast.
For the record I want the UK out of the EU."
While her comments seem bizarre and are probably being taken out of contest, she has a point that the far right have stolen the union jack and st george's cross. EDL and BF morons and their ilk desecrate it on an ongoing basis.
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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You serious?. Well then ban st Patrick's day whilst your at it. We all go out for paddys day but don't bat an eye lid to st George's day. Red and white colours and fly them with pride!! |
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"saints days are a biproduct of christianity which is a lifestyle invented less than 2000 years ago based on the premise on the offspring of a supernatural rape who was either a vampire or a zombie or maybe both. Come on people, this twat was supposed to have slayed a dragon which is ludicrous on two counts. 1. dragons are fictional and 2. if they were real st george would have been toast. The st george story is essentially racist as the dragon represents wales"
There is an old Welsh myth about the Red Dragon that sleeps in a cave somewhere and will return to save Wales again. Apparently it was defeated by a White Dragon. The Red Dragon was the symbol of the Welsh House of Cadwallader (I think,its late) and the White Dragon was the symbol of the House of Wessex, so it could easily be a mythologised version of the defeat and subjugation of the Welsh Princes by Æthelstan of Wessex. |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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I don't know anyone who actually celebrates St George's day. The closest they get is to post about how we shouldn't let anyone stop us celebrating,on Facebook. |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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Thats plenty !!
I think you English folk should continue to celebrate Greek immigrant day, if it was banned then us Scots might find our Syrian immigrant day going with it |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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Love how the far right anti foreigner/immigrant arseholes hijack the red cross on white background flag on behalf of a saint who was essentially turkish with a palestinian mother. Fascinating!! |
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By *andsCouple
over a year ago
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"A female councillor wanted to ban red, white and blue bunting from being put up as part of the celebrations for the Queens birthday because she said it would offend foreigners. This country is going down the toilet fast.
For the record I want the UK out of the EU."
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By (user no longer on site)
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"saints days are a biproduct of christianity which is a lifestyle invented less than 2000 years ago based on the premise on the offspring of a supernatural rape who was either a vampire or a zombie or maybe both. Come on people, this twat was supposed to have slayed a dragon which is ludicrous on two counts. 1. dragons are fictional and 2. if they were real st george would have been toast. The st george story is essentially racist as the dragon represents wales"
Dragons are real, haven't you watched the Game of Thrones historical documentary series?
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By (user no longer on site)
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Just to cap and respond to all the anti 'St George's Day" posts above...
I was born 42 years ago yesterday, as I was born on St Georges Day it's always been bought to my attention either through family (as I have an old fashioned, traditional London born English family) or when I was at school it was always mentioned in assembly. Therefore I have grown in a world where the 23rd of April is a day of appreciation and celebration of who we are and the great country that we come from and it just so happens to be titled "Saint George's Day" which is also the title of our national flag. The fact that dragons are a myth (sorry if I've spoilt that for some of you) or whatever this bloke named George actually achieved or where he came from is irrelevant to me. All I know is there's a day every year where England, Ireland, Scotland & Wales celebrate there own national identity, and not alone as like many English people I have a pint to celebrate each and every one of them on their individual dates as I respect and embrace them.
So to all the historians on this thread who have attempted to further educate us with what they know or have read about the "true" and real "Saint George" not being "English" I really couldn't give a flying f**k to be honest as its just a title of the day I celebrate my identity! Being patriotic isn't a bad thing providing it's not used as an excuse to persecute others!
"St Georges" Day will always be celebrated in this household for the one reason, and that reason is that we are proud to be English!
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"Loving the posts above declaring that they NEVER be European!!!
You are, and unless you move to another continent, you always will be. "
Erm, Europe is indeed a continent.
Last time I looked we were an island. |
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"Just to cap and respond to all the anti 'St George's Day" posts above...
I was born 42 years ago yesterday, as I was born on St Georges Day it's always been bought to my attention either through family (as I have an old fashioned, traditional London born English family) or when I was at school it was always mentioned in assembly. Therefore I have grown in a world where the 23rd of April is a day of appreciation and celebration of who we are and the great country that we come from and it just so happens to be titled "Saint George's Day" which is also the title of our national flag. The fact that dragons are a myth (sorry if I've spoilt that for some of you) or whatever this bloke named George actually achieved or where he came from is irrelevant to me. All I know is there's a day every year where England, Ireland, Scotland & Wales celebrate there own national identity, and not alone as like many English people I have a pint to celebrate each and every one of them on their individual dates as I respect and embrace them.
So to all the historians on this thread who have attempted to further educate us with what they know or have read about the "true" and real "Saint George" not being "English" I really couldn't give a flying f**k to be honest as its just a title of the day I celebrate my identity! Being patriotic isn't a bad thing providing it's not used as an excuse to persecute others!
"St Georges" Day will always be celebrated in this household for the one reason, and that reason is that we are proud to be English!
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Can't see any anti St George's Day comments on this thread apart from the initial opening troll post, so don't quite understand your "sabre rattling". |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"Don't talk rubbish......
I hope that does not offend."
I hope it does offend,I find it offensive someone would suggest banning st.George's day,and this coming from an Irishman. |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"Just to cap and respond to all the anti 'St George's Day" posts above...
I was born 42 years ago yesterday, as I was born on St Georges Day it's always been bought to my attention either through family (as I have an old fashioned, traditional London born English family) or when I was at school it was always mentioned in assembly. Therefore I have grown in a world where the 23rd of April is a day of appreciation and celebration of who we are and the great country that we come from and it just so happens to be titled "Saint George's Day" which is also the title of our national flag. The fact that dragons are a myth (sorry if I've spoilt that for some of you) or whatever this bloke named George actually achieved or where he came from is irrelevant to me. All I know is there's a day every year where England, Ireland, Scotland & Wales celebrate there own national identity, and not alone as like many English people I have a pint to celebrate each and every one of them on their individual dates as I respect and embrace them.
So to all the historians on this thread who have attempted to further educate us with what they know or have read about the "true" and real "Saint George" not being "English" I really couldn't give a flying f**k to be honest as its just a title of the day I celebrate my identity! Being patriotic isn't a bad thing providing it's not used as an excuse to persecute others!
"St Georges" Day will always be celebrated in this household for the one reason, and that reason is that we are proud to be English!
Can't see any anti St George's Day comments on this thread apart from the initial opening troll post, so don't quite understand your "sabre rattling"."
You can't? Ok, our mistake, we shall stop our "sabre rattling" straight away, sorry  |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"Just to cap and respond to all the anti 'St George's Day" posts above...
I was born 42 years ago yesterday, as I was born on St Georges Day it's always been bought to my attention either through family (as I have an old fashioned, traditional London born English family) or when I was at school it was always mentioned in assembly. Therefore I have grown in a world where the 23rd of April is a day of appreciation and celebration of who we are and the great country that we come from and it just so happens to be titled "Saint George's Day" which is also the title of our national flag. The fact that dragons are a myth (sorry if I've spoilt that for some of you) or whatever this bloke named George actually achieved or where he came from is irrelevant to me. All I know is there's a day every year where England, Ireland, Scotland & Wales celebrate there own national identity, and not alone as like many English people I have a pint to celebrate each and every one of them on their individual dates as I respect and embrace them.
So to all the historians on this thread who have attempted to further educate us with what they know or have read about the "true" and real "Saint George" not being "English" I really couldn't give a flying f**k to be honest as its just a title of the day I celebrate my identity! Being patriotic isn't a bad thing providing it's not used as an excuse to persecute others!
"St Georges" Day will always be celebrated in this household for the one reason, and that reason is that we are proud to be English!
Can't see any anti St George's Day comments on this thread apart from the initial opening troll post, so don't quite understand your "sabre rattling"."
I'm glad it's not just me that couldn't see any |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"Just to cap and respond to all the anti 'St George's Day" posts above...
I was born 42 years ago yesterday, as I was born on St Georges Day it's always been bought to my attention either through family (as I have an old fashioned, traditional London born English family) or when I was at school it was always mentioned in assembly. Therefore I have grown in a world where the 23rd of April is a day of appreciation and celebration of who we are and the great country that we come from and it just so happens to be titled "Saint George's Day" which is also the title of our national flag. The fact that dragons are a myth (sorry if I've spoilt that for some of you) or whatever this bloke named George actually achieved or where he came from is irrelevant to me. All I know is there's a day every year where England, Ireland, Scotland & Wales celebrate there own national identity, and not alone as like many English people I have a pint to celebrate each and every one of them on their individual dates as I respect and embrace them.
So to all the historians on this thread who have attempted to further educate us with what they know or have read about the "true" and real "Saint George" not being "English" I really couldn't give a flying f**k to be honest as its just a title of the day I celebrate my identity! Being patriotic isn't a bad thing providing it's not used as an excuse to persecute others!
"St Georges" Day will always be celebrated in this household for the one reason, and that reason is that we are proud to be English!
Can't see any anti St George's Day comments on this thread apart from the initial opening troll post, so don't quite understand your "sabre rattling".
I'm glad it's not just me that couldn't see any "
In all honesty I think I've posted on the wrong St Georges thread. So an apology is in order, sorry |
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By *yrdwomanWoman
over a year ago
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"Loving the posts above declaring that they NEVER be European!!!
You are, and unless you move to another continent, you always will be.
Erm, Europe is indeed a continent.
Last time I looked we were an island. "
Geologically we're an island that is part of the European continent, like Sri Lanka is part of the Indian sub continent, and Madagascar is part of the African continent. |
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"Loving the posts above declaring that they NEVER be European!!!
You are, and unless you move to another continent, you always will be.
Erm, Europe is indeed a continent.
Last time I looked we were an island.
Geologically we're an island that is part of the European continent, like Sri Lanka is part of the Indian sub continent, and Madagascar is part of the African continent. "
And ethnically " British" are Celts, Romans, Norsemen, French, Saxons, Dutch, etc etc ( plus now significant other racial groupings from outside Europe),Bretons and Cornishmen are effectively the same thing; in the past "England" has " owned large tracts of what are now " European" countries; " we" are about as "European" as it is possible to get...... |
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"Loving the posts above declaring that they NEVER be European!!!
You are, and unless you move to another continent, you always will be.
Erm, Europe is indeed a continent.
Last time I looked we were an island.
Geologically we're an island that is part of the European continent, like Sri Lanka is part of the Indian sub continent, and Madagascar is part of the African continent. "
Now now Wyrdwoman, don't go confusing the issue with sheer common knowledge and factual accuracy.
There are Little Englanders out there who literally don't know we are part of Europe. |
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Surely Europe day would be international?
In Europe, Europe Day is an annual celebration of peace and unity in Europe. There are two separate designations of Europe Day: 5 May for the Council of Europe, and 9 May for the European Union (EU).[1] The latter is the EU's flag day and has a greater visibility. |
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By *yrdwomanWoman
over a year ago
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I don't see why we can't celebrate any day we want to. I've not noticed the powers that be at Dublin getting huffy about half of the UK suddenly finding Irish ancestors on St Patricks Day. |
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"Just to cap and respond to all the anti 'St George's Day" posts above...
I was born 42 years ago yesterday, as I was born on St Georges Day it's always been bought to my attention either through family (as I have an old fashioned, traditional London born English family) or when I was at school it was always mentioned in assembly. Therefore I have grown in a world where the 23rd of April is a day of appreciation and celebration of who we are and the great country that we come from and it just so happens to be titled "Saint George's Day" which is also the title of our national flag. The fact that dragons are a myth (sorry if I've spoilt that for some of you) or whatever this bloke named George actually achieved or where he came from is irrelevant to me. All I know is there's a day every year where England, Ireland, Scotland & Wales celebrate there own national identity, and not alone as like many English people I have a pint to celebrate each and every one of them on their individual dates as I respect and embrace them.
So to all the historians on this thread who have attempted to further educate us with what they know or have read about the "true" and real "Saint George" not being "English" I really couldn't give a flying f**k to be honest as its just a title of the day I celebrate my identity! Being patriotic isn't a bad thing providing it's not used as an excuse to persecute others!
"St Georges" Day will always be celebrated in this household for the one reason, and that reason is that we are proud to be English!
Can't see any anti St George's Day comments on this thread apart from the initial opening troll post, so don't quite understand your "sabre rattling".
I'm glad it's not just me that couldn't see any
In all honesty I think I've posted on the wrong St Georges thread. So an apology is in order, sorry "
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If those that spend hours on end regurgitating Britain First shit all over there Facebook pages bemoaning that they are not allowed to celebrate being British anymore spent the time in friendly conversation with a few neighbours they could organise a party and celebrate being British!!!
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By (user no longer on site)
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"If those that spend hours on end regurgitating Britain First shit all over there Facebook pages bemoaning that they are not allowed to celebrate being British anymore spent the time in friendly conversation with a few neighbours they could organise a party and celebrate being British!!!
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What an extraordinary statement.
So are you lumping us that take pleasure in celebrating St George's day with a bunch of armchair neo Nazi's?.
Good grief!.
All we wanted to do was to celebrate St George's day, as we have all our lives,and pass on the salutation.
You need to chill a bit. |
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By *yrdwomanWoman
over a year ago
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"If those that spend hours on end regurgitating Britain First shit all over there Facebook pages bemoaning that they are not allowed to celebrate being British anymore spent the time in friendly conversation with a few neighbours they could organise a party and celebrate being British!!!
What an extraordinary statement.
So are you lumping us that take pleasure in celebrating St George's day with a bunch of armchair neo Nazi's?.
Good grief!.
All we wanted to do was to celebrate St George's day, as we have all our lives,and pass on the salutation.
You need to chill a bit. "
Do you regurgitate Britain First shit on your Facebook? If not I'm pretty sure that post was not aimed at you. |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"If those that spend hours on end regurgitating Britain First shit all over there Facebook pages bemoaning that they are not allowed to celebrate being British anymore spent the time in friendly conversation with a few neighbours they could organise a party and celebrate being British!!!
What an extraordinary statement.
So are you lumping us that take pleasure in celebrating St George's day with a bunch of armchair neo Nazi's?.
Good grief!.
All we wanted to do was to celebrate St George's day, as we have all our lives,and pass on the salutation.
You need to chill a bit.
Do you regurgitate Britain First shit on your Facebook? If not I'm pretty sure that post was not aimed at you."
No, I don't, but it was a hell of a broadside! |
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By *yrdwomanWoman
over a year ago
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"If those that spend hours on end regurgitating Britain First shit all over there Facebook pages bemoaning that they are not allowed to celebrate being British anymore spent the time in friendly conversation with a few neighbours they could organise a party and celebrate being British!!!
What an extraordinary statement.
So are you lumping us that take pleasure in celebrating St George's day with a bunch of armchair neo Nazi's?.
Good grief!.
All we wanted to do was to celebrate St George's day, as we have all our lives,and pass on the salutation.
You need to chill a bit.
Do you regurgitate Britain First shit on your Facebook? If not I'm pretty sure that post was not aimed at you.
No, I don't, but it was a hell of a broadside! "
However hyperbolic the post was (and it was) they have a point. People seem to spend more time moaning about not being allowed to celebrate St Georges Day than actually making an effort to celebrate it. I don't recall any posts about St Patricks day or St Davids day or St Andrews Day generating these huge amounts of grumpiness. |
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over a year ago
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"If those that spend hours on end regurgitating Britain First shit all over there Facebook pages bemoaning that they are not allowed to celebrate being British anymore spent the time in friendly conversation with a few neighbours they could organise a party and celebrate being British!!!
What an extraordinary statement.
So are you lumping us that take pleasure in celebrating St George's day with a bunch of armchair neo Nazi's?.
Good grief!.
All we wanted to do was to celebrate St George's day, as we have all our lives,and pass on the salutation.
You need to chill a bit.
Do you regurgitate Britain First shit on your Facebook? If not I'm pretty sure that post was not aimed at you.
No, I don't, but it was a hell of a broadside!
However hyperbolic the post was (and it was) they have a point. People seem to spend more time moaning about not being allowed to celebrate St Georges Day than actually making an effort to celebrate it. I don't recall any posts about St Patricks day or St Davids day or St Andrews Day generating these huge amounts of grumpiness."
That's true.
Just enjoy the day and move on, tomorrow is just another day and some will find something new to be outraged about. |
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What an extraordinary statement.
So are you lumping us that take pleasure in celebrating St George's day with a bunch of armchair neo Nazi's?.
Good grief!.
All we wanted to do was to celebrate St George's day, as we have all our lives,and pass on the salutation.
You need to chill a bit. "
Jesus, chip shoulder anyone?
I literally meant what I said and didn't lump you in with anyone.
I don't moan about people stopping me celebrating being English cos in the real world, no one does stop me.
I do have a barbecue every year, which I spend time organising.
I spent 10 minutes this morning deleting people from my Facebook list who, while I was having a few beers with the next door neighbours, spent their St Georges day filling my Facebook page with memes complianing about not being allowed to do exactly what I was doing.
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By *inaTitzTV/TS
over a year ago
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The lamest attempt at trolling that I've seen for a long time. You could have at least tried something like:
I can't believe a local council (be careful not to name an actual place, as it will take 2 seconds for someone to check the facts) has banned St George's Day and instead are having a European Union Day. Total shame on them!
For bonus points, you can make it look like it is a copy and paste from those Britain First twats by typing it up:
I cant believe that councils banned st georges day!!!!!! and is making ppl selebrate bein European instead cos of all them muslimic asylum seeekers!!!! wot a joke!!!!! we didn't fight 2 world wars and 1 world cup 4 this!
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"The lamest attempt at trolling that I've seen for a long time. You could have at least tried something like:
I can't believe a local council (be careful not to name an actual place, as it will take 2 seconds for someone to check the facts) has banned St George's Day and instead are having a European Union Day. Total shame on them!
For bonus points, you can make it look like it is a copy and paste from those Britain First twats by typing it up:
I cant believe that councils banned st georges day!!!!!! and is making ppl selebrate bein European instead cos of all them muslimic asylum seeekers!!!! wot a joke!!!!! we didn't fight 2 world wars and 1 world cup 4 this!
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By (user no longer on site)
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Hang on op are you one of the tossers who agreed with your local council who banned christmas for upsetting people. The same council who wont fly st georges flag? St georges flag should replace the union flag if you ask me.
i have it tattooed on my arm cuz in proud to be ENGLISH not fecking european.
oh just in case your wondering which camp im in......OUT |
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"The lamest attempt at trolling that I've seen for a long time. You could have at least tried something like:
I can't believe a local council (be careful not to name an actual place, as it will take 2 seconds for someone to check the facts) has banned St George's Day and instead are having a European Union Day. Total shame on them!
For bonus points, you can make it look like it is a copy and paste from those Britain First twats by typing it up:
I cant believe that councils banned st georges day!!!!!! and is making ppl selebrate bein European instead cos of all them muslimic asylum seeekers!!!! wot a joke!!!!! we didn't fight 2 world wars and 1 world cup 4 this!
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By *imiUKMan
over a year ago
Hereford |
Dear OP, given the unlikely success of your thread, I have revised your grade to 5/10. I still think that your troll lacks both style and subtlety, but there can be no doubt that it has worked. I still think that your work lacks refinement, but it does appear that people really are that stupid. |
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"Ban idiots who want to ban stuff I say.
Were you one of the idiots who wanted to ban Donald Trump? "
You do realise this was said tounge in cheek, don't you?
I mean, you don't actually think I was proposing that people be banned from banning things, do you? |
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.....cuz in proud to be ENGLISH not fecking european......."
If you are English, then you are by definition, a European.
Which origin of " English" are you?
Saxon? Norman? Roman? Celtic? Viking? German? Dutch? French?
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"Ban idiots who want to ban stuff I say.
Were you one of the idiots who wanted to ban Donald Trump?
You do realise this was said tounge in cheek, don't you?
I mean, you don't actually think I was proposing that people be banned from banning things, do you?"
Could have been me. Except I wasn't advocating that he should be and was just trying to pick apart a badly constructed point. Then I fell asleep.
Have no probs with St G. Or him being the patron saint of at least four other European countries. Not that I'm trying to smuggle a pro -European agenda into a thread or anything.
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.....cuz in proud to be ENGLISH not fecking european.......
If you are English, then you are by definition, a European.
Which origin of " English" are you?
Saxon? Norman? Roman? Celtic? Viking? German? Dutch? French?
True(I agree), but that discounts an English cutural assimilation over time which is distinct from other countries. But yes, our ancestry and language(to name two important parts of national identity at least)are practically indistinguishable on some levels from other European nations.ANd probably vice versa.
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