Wrong-Direction
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- Mar 10, 2013
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Fair enough, keep niggling away if it amuses you.
Ah, George. That well known and popular Syrian name! I bet millions of 'em are called George!
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What a bunch of grumpy people ... if you want to celebrate St Patrick's day, if you don't agree then do your own thing.
And they will be celebrating you not being there as well.Well I suppose that's worth celebrating.
Well it's not an anglo-saxon name is it?
And they will be celebrating you not being there as well.
Agreed. I don't think many 'English' names are Anglo-Saxon these days - I can honestly say that I haven't known any Wulfrics, Leofrics or Ethelreds in my time! Apparantly George (Giorgio) was originally a Greek name, but it seems to have wandered on to these shores with the Hanoverians 300 years ago, so that probably makes it English enough by now.
Anyway, it's all a bit academical - the tale is surely apocryphal. Unless, of course, you believe in dragons.......................
I don't celebrate St Patrick's Day, i will have a beer if it falls on a weekend and i am out.
I always raise a glass on 23rd April and November 20th when it is St Edmund's Day, the true patron saint of England.
http://www.historic-uk.com/HistoryUK/HistoryofEngland/Edmund-original-patron-saint-of-England/
I don't. Why would I?
I don't celebrate it, or go out drinking on St Patrick's Day.
St Patricks day should be banned
It’s a racist white supremist holiday that is a micro aggression that marginalises and discriminates against ethnic minorities + shamrock tattoos are nazi symbols…….or something .
" i can get down on bringing down the white man ( sorry you didnt hear that) " says the idiot
welcome to Town Snowflake
We didn't!
At our office they came round with hats and whistles etc but I refused to take part.
Still waiting for our HR to confirm if we will be celebrating St Georges Day.
Malta celebrates St Patrick more than St Paul (Their Patron saint!)