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Happy St. Georges' Day!


Dyson

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My secondary school/sixth form was called St. George's, and as such I dislike it instinctively. Oh, and why isn't St. Alban the patron saint of England? He was English, after all. Actually, that said, it would make the Union Flag a bitch to draw - as people who live in and around the city of St Albans will know, his flag is the same as that of St. Andrew, but with a yellow cross instead of white.

 

Anyway, the weathers nice, and I'm stuck inside revising (in theory). Bah!

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Guest Captain Falcon

If I'd not seen this thread, it would have passed me by completely.

 

You can't buy that level of pride in your country...

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I've just decided that I'm going to make it a tradition to have a bbq every St. George's day.

 

Of course, I did the English thing and cancelled today's one due to weather and lazy people. Indeed.

 

Lazy people or one lazy person?

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I'm not particularly patriotic but why do we not celebrate it more? Like...make it a holiday. Granted I didn't have uni today but a holiday would make life better. The only time I remembered it was St Georges today was when I walked past the school round the corner earlier and thought they were all in casual dress until I realised they were wearing red and white.

 

I don't think I've done anything British today. Watched Frasier, ate a curry, wrote about an American television programme :p

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