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Re: St George's Day tomorrow
« Reply #15 on: 22 April 2010, 17:27:55 »

I don't assume anyone flying a St George is racist  :o

It's an unfortunate situation where England seems to be the only place on the planet where you can't fly the flag - it's nuts - just fly it - who's going to stop you?
Come the world cup the place'll be covered in them anyway - most people don't have a problem with it  :y
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Re: St George's Day tomorrow
« Reply #16 on: 22 April 2010, 17:47:42 »

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Got two ensigns on my wifes car, my daughter refused to ride in the car as it was not "PC" and natiionalistic !!!!!! :-? :-?
She is 16 so my wife gave her the bus fare to go to school. She was late, :y :y

So what is her opinion of cars with the Welsh dragon flag or the Scottish saltire? If she's ok with those then it's a bit hypocritical to reject the St. George cross...

We really need to do more to reclaim the English flag for ALL English citizens. The press and media have done too good a job of linking our national flag with xenophobic racists and drunken hooliganism. Yes I know there are people like that in our society, but there are in all societies, the English are not unique in that respect.

At 16, she just talks total utter drivel constantly, its just for effect. She goes to private school.............. enough said! ::) ::) ::)

 A flag on your mothers car??
How common Darling!!! >:( >:( >:(
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Re: St George's Day tomorrow
« Reply #17 on: 22 April 2010, 17:49:41 »

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Got two ensigns on my wifes car, my daughter refused to ride in the car as it was not "PC" and natiionalistic !!!!!! :-? :-?
She is 16 so my wife gave her the bus fare to go to school. She was late, :y :y

So what is her opinion of cars with the Welsh dragon flag or the Scottish saltire? If she's ok with those then it's a bit hypocritical to reject the St. George cross...

We really need to do more to reclaim the English flag for ALL English citizens. The press and media have done too good a job of linking our national flag with xenophobic racists and drunken hooliganism. Yes I know there are people like that in our society, but there are in all societies, the English are not unique in that respect.

At 16, she just talks total utter drivel constantly, its just for effect. She goes to private school.............. enough said! ::) ::) ::)

 A flag on your mothers car??
How common Darling!!! >:( >:( >:(


Move to Toxteth, that'll show her. ;D
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Re: St George's Day tomorrow
« Reply #18 on: 22 April 2010, 17:55:59 »

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Got two ensigns on my wifes car, my daughter refused to ride in the car as it was not "PC" and natiionalistic !!!!!! :-? :-?
She is 16 so my wife gave her the bus fare to go to school. She was late, :y :y

So what is her opinion of cars with the Welsh dragon flag or the Scottish saltire? If she's ok with those then it's a bit hypocritical to reject the St. George cross...

We really need to do more to reclaim the English flag for ALL English citizens. The press and media have done too good a job of linking our national flag with xenophobic racists and drunken hooliganism. Yes I know there are people like that in our society, but there are in all societies, the English are not unique in that respect.

At 16, she just talks total utter drivel constantly, its just for effect. She goes to private school.............. enough said! ::) ::) ::)

 A flag on your mothers car??
How common Darling!!! >:( >:( >:(


Move to Toxteth, that'll show her. ;D

And how long would the Flag last there ;)
Come to think about it , how long would the car last :D :D :D
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Re: St George's Day tomorrow
« Reply #19 on: 22 April 2010, 18:16:29 »

Personally I think her refusal to ride in the car meant she wanted to walk to school.
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Re: St George's Day tomorrow
« Reply #20 on: 22 April 2010, 19:07:01 »

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Personally I think her refusal to ride in the car meant she wanted to walk to school.

Your joking, she is a typicle teen,bone idle. She only breaths because its compulsory! ;) ;) ;)
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Re: St George's Day tomorrow
« Reply #21 on: 22 April 2010, 19:46:40 »

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Personally I think her refusal to ride in the car meant she wanted to walk to school.

Your joking, she is a typicle teen,bone idle. She only breaths because its compulsory! ;) ;) ;)
Thankfully, my 15 year old daughter isn't a typical teenager then!
She got off her butt and had a paper round, then managed to get a nice little Saturday job.
Bit dim though - she thought St. George was the patron saint of Ireland............but it's a uniform-free day at school tomorrow, so she's borrowing my England footy shirt to wear. :y
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« Reply #22 on: 22 April 2010, 19:48:08 »

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For those of us who think that if it's ok for the Scots, Welsh and Irish to celebrate their patron saint's day then it must be ok to mark St George's Day.

I've left it too late to get myself a t-shirt or flag, but I have downloaded a 'Day for England' wallpaper.

And no, I'm not a racist, or a member of the BNP.


There is nothing at all racist about being a proud member of your country and displaying your own emblem. What is actually racist are the complaints people make AGAINST anothers flag, nationality or emblem.

Fly your Cross, Saltire or Dragon with pride at any time.
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Re: St George's Day tomorrow
« Reply #23 on: 22 April 2010, 19:52:26 »

on a side issue, why don't we include a cool welsh dragon in the middle of the union jack? that would be nice  8-)
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Re: St George's Day tomorrow
« Reply #24 on: 22 April 2010, 22:37:22 »

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on a side issue, why don't we include a cool welsh dragon in the middle of the union jack? that would be nice  8-)

On a theme, why don't we remove the Scotish and Irish crosses from our "Jack" as these areas have devoloution,as do the Welsh, and 'hey presto' we have the English flag.
Then they are on their own as we the English are :y :y :y :y
We don't have devoloution
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Re: St George's Day tomorrow
« Reply #25 on: 22 April 2010, 22:53:17 »

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For those of us who think that if it's ok for the Scots, Welsh and Irish to celebrate their patron saint's day then it must be ok to mark St George's Day.

I've left it too late to get myself a t-shirt or flag, but I have downloaded a 'Day for England' wallpaper.

And no, I'm not a racist, or a member of the BNP.


There is nothing at all racist about being a proud member of your country and displaying your own emblem. What is actually racist are the complaints people make AGAINST anothers flag, nationality or emblem.

Fly your Cross, Saltire or Dragon with pride at any time.
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Re: St George's Day tomorrow
« Reply #26 on: 23 April 2010, 01:10:35 »

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On a theme, why don't we remove the Scotish and Irish crosses from our "Jack" as these areas have devoloution,as do the Welsh, and 'hey presto' we have the English flag.
Then they are on their own as we the English are :y :y :y :y
We don't have devoloution
from memory ...

1) It's the union "jack" when flown from a naval ship
2) Its the union flag , to signify the "act of union" merging the 4 countries into the United Kingdom"
3) Devolution was used to try and end resentment from "the act of union"
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Re: St George's Day tomorrow
« Reply #27 on: 23 April 2010, 01:14:27 »

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On a theme, why don't we remove the Scotish and Irish crosses from our "Jack" as these areas have devoloution,as do the Welsh, and 'hey presto' we have the English flag.
Then they are on their own as we the English are :y :y :y :y
We don't have devoloution
why not remove the red cross - as it's :-
a) religious
b) communist
c) swiss

.. because you end up with the French flag  :y
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