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Happy St George's Day
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Yes, happy St George’s day.
I’m just wondering how long before a 'certain person' comes along to 'remind' us that St George wasn’t 'English'.
I’m just wondering how long before a 'certain person' comes along to 'remind' us that St George wasn’t 'English'.
It appears that you are that 'certain person'
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Do tell.
We're all mongrels Mottie. What with trans and his French blood and filly with his gerry blut.
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Traditionally, Happy St Georges day for today. This year is different, St Georges day is actually Monday 28th April.
Yep, more religious meddling!
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So he was born in Turkey. We don't know his Father's ethnicity, but his Mother was from the Middle East
He is also a patron Saint of a few other European and Middle eastern countries/regions.
St George's Day: Who was England's patron saint?
St George's Day is when many people across England celebrate the patron saint St George.
www.bbc.co.uk
Notably, he is also a patron Saint of Palestine. I bet that'll put a pigeon among the cats.
Apparently, he killed the dragon in Libya.
34 minutes. Slow by 'his' standards.
Not all. 'Some' on here are "a 'white' indigenous person who can trace his english ancestry back to 1745".
Was that a quarter to six last night or the night before?
This what AI says about purity:
“While there isn't a single tribe that is definitively "pure" Homo sapiens, the KhoiSan peoples of southern Africa are considered to have some of the oldest and most diverse genetic lineages within the human species. They are believed to have retained genetic elements of the most ancient Homo sapiens.“
So we’re all a bit of everything
“While there isn't a single tribe that is definitively "pure" Homo sapiens, the KhoiSan peoples of southern Africa are considered to have some of the oldest and most diverse genetic lineages within the human species. They are believed to have retained genetic elements of the most ancient Homo sapiens.“
So we’re all a bit of everything
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The Angles, one of the Germanic peoples, invaded Britain around the 5th century AD, which encompassed Scotland, Wales, and England, (it wasn't "Great" then).
Some more than others. Wouldn't be surprised if they could even lick their own bolloks.
Happy St George's day to all fellow Englishmen.
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