Happy St George's Day

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15 September 2014

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• 23 April 2017

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Happy St George's Day for all of our English counterparts and members.

 

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• 23 April 2017

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Thank you
It's not always celebrated in the same way as St David or Patrick's day but it should be in my opinion... always proud to be English and associated with the Cross of St George ....

 

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• 23 April 2017

• #3

And a very Happy St George's day to everyone too. Hope you all enjoy yourselves today. Keep it naughty lol xx

 

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JDMikey

• 23 April 2017

• #4

I was under the impression St George was Turkish

 

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JDMikey said:

I was under the impression St George was Turkish

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Agreed...

 

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JDMikey

• 23 April 2017

• #6

So effectively St George is more a patron st of Llanelli

 

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MP386

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This old chestnut is always bought up by the Welsh ..
is it because he's known for slaying Dragons .....

 

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JDMikey

• 23 April 2017

• #8

No it us because the nickname for people who reside in Llanelli is the Turks. Plus I'm not Welsh

 

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JDMikey

• 23 April 2017

• #9

Remember assumption is the mother of all xxxx ups.only joking I was born in Manchetaaaaar

 

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I'm Welsh of course and aye that's what we call people in Llanelli.

 

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JDMikey

• 23 April 2017

• #11

There are many urban myths as to why they are called Turks what is the most plausable one you have heard. PS Di you like how I have twisted the St Georges day theme into a south wales love in lmao

 

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