Happy St-Georges Day

[VEGAS]

Indeed ...distant shores like Scotland and Wales

A bit further than that matey.

In fact I could say the other side of the globe. Two ex-colleagues are in Australia. Living the dream

And your neck of the woods as well.

[Garry Russell]

Ahh..what I meant was that not all British are English...not meaning English abroad

Referring to Great Britain itself rather than the Commonwealth as a lot of other nations get the impression that the British means just the English

This St George thing is 'Dragon on' a bit

[VEGAS]

Its no longer St-Georges day now anyway.

Back to multicultural cosmopolitan diverse can't say a word without offending someone day.

[Garry Russell]

No offence mate

Just the Classic British site and the saying it our countries days was worth a wind up

[VEGAS]

Ha none taken mate.

Anyway, I'm half Irish so I can celebrate St Paddys too.

Along with most of England!

[nigelb]

Oh, I forgot St. George's Day! Here in the Colonies, you never see anything about St George - St. Patrick's Day gets all the publicicty. Maybe because the Irish are .... a little louder and more boisterous....specially after a pub visit. Maybe I can get away with that because my mother's side of the family has some Irish roots.

Anyway, Easter Greetings and a belated Happy St. George's Day!

Nigel²