St George is believed to have been a Roman officer of Cappadocian Greek descent who died on 23rd April 303 (info from wiki). The dragon slaying story came in about 700 years after his death. He is also the patron saint of Moscow, Ukraine, and Ethiopia. Isn’t it nice that the English celebrate a Mediterranean man on this day?
St George is believed to have been a Roman officer of Cappadocian Greek descent who died on 23rd April 303 (info from wiki). The dragon slaying story came in about 700 years after his death. He is also the patron saint of Moscow, Ukraine, and Ethiopia. Isn’t it nice that the English celebrate a Mediterranean man on this day?
St George is believed to have been a Roman officer of Cappadocian Greek descent who died on 23rd April 303 (info from wiki). The dragon slaying story came in about 700 years after his death. He is also the patron saint of Moscow, Ukraine, and Ethiopia. Isn’t it nice that the English celebrate a Mediterranean man on this day?
Oi! You forgot Portugal!
Happy St. George's day everyone.
Just goes to show how embracing the English are. Sharing a patron saint with other nations. What a land
St George is believed to have been a Roman officer of Cappadocian Greek descent who died on 23rd April 303 (info from wiki). The dragon slaying story came in about 700 years after his death. He is also the patron saint of Moscow, Ukraine, and Ethiopia. Isn’t it nice that the English celebrate a Mediterranean man on this day?
St George is believed to have been a Roman officer of Cappadocian Greek descent who died on 23rd April 303 (info from wiki). The dragon slaying story came in about 700 years after his death. He is also the patron saint of Moscow, Ukraine, and Ethiopia. Isn’t it nice that the English celebrate a Mediterranean man on this day?
St George is believed to have been a Roman officer of Cappadocian Greek descent who died on 23rd April 303 (info from wiki). The dragon slaying story came in about 700 years after his death. He is also the patron saint of Moscow, Ukraine, and Ethiopia. Isn’t it nice that the English celebrate a Mediterranean man on this day?
St George is believed to have been a Roman officer of Cappadocian Greek descent who died on 23rd April 303 (info from wiki). The dragon slaying story came in about 700 years after his death. He is also the patron saint of Moscow, Ukraine, and Ethiopia. Isn’t it nice that the English celebrate a Mediterranean man on this day?
The plum in your name suits you perfectly.
What have I written that isn’t true?
It's not what you've written it's the fact that you felt the need to write it at all.
St George is believed to have been a Roman officer of Cappadocian Greek descent who died on 23rd April 303 (info from wiki). The dragon slaying story came in about 700 years after his death. He is also the patron saint of Moscow, Ukraine, and Ethiopia. Isn’t it nice that the English celebrate a Mediterranean man on this day?
The plum in your name suits you perfectly.
What have I written that isn’t true?
It's not what you've written it's the fact that you felt the need to write it at all.
You have lost me. People write comments on message boards, if you have a problem what I have written that is your issue not mine. I wrote nothing personal, I have not sworn or been insulting, and as far as I could manage what I wrote is true.
St George is believed to have been a Roman officer of Cappadocian Greek descent who died on 23rd April 303 (info from wiki). The dragon slaying story came in about 700 years after his death. He is also the patron saint of Moscow, Ukraine, and Ethiopia. Isn’t it nice that the English celebrate a Mediterranean man on this day?
The plum in your name suits you perfectly.
What have I written that isn’t true?
It's not what you've written it's the fact that you felt the need to write it at all.
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Happy St Geotrge's Day to every English man, woman and child out there.
Hold your heads up high and be proud of your history and culture, for their isn't another like it on earth.
The dragon slaying story came in about 700 years after his death.
He is also the patron saint of Moscow, Ukraine, and Ethiopia.
Isn’t it nice that the English celebrate a Mediterranean man on this day?
Happy St. George's day everyone.
May I suggest you celebrate with a fine English pint or two?
Bastards are currently enjoying their retirement with a week in the Azores!!
What have I written that isn’t true?
Happy St George’s Day
What a surprise, every year, the same crappy bickering.
Happy St Georges day to those that celebrate it in a positive spirit.
To hell with those who use it to promote division.
Happy St George's Day.
People write comments on message boards, if you have a problem what I have written that is your issue not mine.
I wrote nothing personal, I have not sworn or been insulting, and as far as I could manage what I wrote is true.
Hear hear.
bless this grey drizzle isle.