(23 April 2012, 21:28)Timelord Wrote: [ -> ]??...
Which part of click the St George banner don't you understand or was you signed in to Google, anyway the point being anything English and patriotic is being stamp out, on St Patricks days click the Google banner and it will lead to pages of St Patrick information, we get (removed by Moderator) ZX Spectrums 30th birthday links.
Edited by Terry - 24.4.12
Reason - Complaint of Bad Language
When your English you dont need to hype up or make a fuss about our national day, we have achieved so much we dont need to blow our own trumpets, every time over half the world opens its mouth to speak or they pick up a pen they re-enforce just how great England is. Irish, Welsh, Scot, Canuck, Merkin, Aussie, Kiwi, Indian, Nigerian, South African,Zimbabwean, Indian, Maltese,etc etc etc all speak in Enmglish and write in English even when they are saying how much they hate us.
St George was the patron saint of LOADS of countries. Like India, Butan, Papa New Guinea, Portugal, and loads of others! The thing is, he was Turkish and Christian. So if he was alive today, he'd probably be working in a kebab shop.
(24 April 2012, 11:30)Scythe13 Wrote: [ -> ]St George was the patron saint of LOADS of countries. Like India, Butan, Papa New Guinea, Portugal, and loads of others! The thing is, he was Turkish and Christian. So if he was alive today, he'd probably be working in a kebab shop.
yeah, and he'd probably be an illegal immigrant! St.George if he ever existed, NEVER set foot in England!
(24 April 2012, 11:47)bigpaul Wrote: [ -> ] (24 April 2012, 11:30)Scythe13 Wrote: [ -> ]St George was the patron saint of LOADS of countries. Like India, Butan, Papa New Guinea, Portugal, and loads of others! The thing is, he was Turkish and Christian. So if he was alive today, he'd probably be working in a kebab shop.
yeah, and he'd probably be an illegal immigrant! St.George if he ever existed, NEVER set foot in England!
Someone posted this on another forum I found it funny and would go well here.
Quote:
Foreign patron saints coming in and taking jobs from our English patron saints, how very dare they.
