I have attended many St George Day Balls in Bangkok and they were always great fun with a bunch of people who really respected the event.
Far better then a religious day festival with no possibility of a terrorist attack.
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I have attended many St George Day Balls in Bangkok and they were always great fun with a bunch of people who really respected the event.
Far better then a religious day festival with no possibility of a terrorist attack.
I think that your advancing years have caused you to become confused. Everybody knows that the English do not have balls.Quote:
Originally Posted by Loy Toy
Was St George Polish ? , :)
was st. patrick english.
No, he was Welsh.Quote:
Originally Posted by billy the kid
St Patrick was English a snake in the grass , :)Quote:
Originally Posted by billy the kid
Did Wales exist in the name form back then?Quote:
Originally Posted by can123No, he was Welsh.Quote:
Originally Posted by billy the kid
I think the UK was all Celts..
With the help of the Holy Spirit, Mary Mother of our Lord , and Jehovah ( God )Quote:
Originally Posted by snakeeyesSt Patrick was English a snake in the grass , :)Quote:
Originally Posted by billy the kid
This Saint chased all the snakes into the sea, creating eels.
back in the day the snake was symbolic of man's pride and joy.Quote:
Originally Posted by wasabi
do believe St Patrick came from the East Midlands.
brought to Ireland as a slave, escaped only to return to shag sheep.