Thread: Happy St.George's day!

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.

Originally Posted by Loy Toy

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.

Was St George Polish ? ,

was st. patrick english.

Originally Posted by billy the kid

was st. patrick english.

No, he was Welsh.

Originally Posted by billy the kid

was st. patrick english.

St Patrick was English a snake in the grass ,

Originally Posted by can123

Originally Posted by billy the kid

was st. patrick english.

No, he was Welsh.

Did Wales exist in the name form back then?

I think the UK was all Celts..

Originally Posted by snakeeyes

Originally Posted by billy the kid

was st. patrick english.

St Patrick was English a snake in the grass ,

With the help of the Holy Spirit, Mary Mother of our Lord , and Jehovah ( God )
This Saint chased all the snakes into the sea, creating eels.

Originally Posted by wasabi

This Saint chased all the snakes

back in the day the snake was symbolic of man's pride and joy.

do believe St Patrick came from the East Midlands.
brought to Ireland as a slave, escaped only to return to shag sheep.