It's St George's Day and I have some questions

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How do English people celebrate it? Are you even meant to?

What’s wrong with dragons why kill one?

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They don’t
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Fire breathings a bit of a menace

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Is “the dragon” literal or does it mean Celts?

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Excellent Welsh #content, Ruffers

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Makes me wince, that.

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Does the St. George’s dragon represent Wales? harsh if true

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Maybe it meant drugs and it’s all a metaphor?

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You’re thinking of Puff

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Eat some Souvlaki I guess. He was Greek wasn’t he?

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8 pints of Carling and a fight.

Only if you’re the kind of person that enjoys the above.

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I thought he was from Malta

I was wrong

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are they in the middle of making a big georgian flag?

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I remember we used to have St George’s Day parades when I was in the cub scouts. Not a big fan

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No bank holiday no celebrate.

Give me a bank holiday and I’ll be out in the street singing no surrender to the IRA.

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Seems a bit off the Welsh having a go at the English for celebrating someone who isn’t from there, given how much they love Tom Jones

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The Springsteen one?

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someone dresses up as a dragon, and the rest of the village hunts them down and kills them. the person delivering the final blow is named st george

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actually both wrong. greek origins but born in Turkey. According to his wiki page at least.

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St David was Irish too, bunch of fairweather friends the pillars of Welsh symbolism.

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