Body & Soul1 min ago
Happy St Georges Day!
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I don't know why people are getting their knickers in a twist about him being Turkish - so what? St Andrew was from Palestine and St Patrick was a Welsh bloke educated in France.
And FYI, Rowan, morris men rock! My OH is one, and believe me, he is not a pr1*k. Don't knock it till you've tried it.
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I don't know why people are getting their knickers in a twist about him being Turkish - so what? St Andrew was from Palestine and St Patrick was a Welsh bloke educated in France.
And FYI, Rowan, morris men rock! My OH is one, and believe me, he is not a pr1*k. Don't knock it till you've tried it.
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//How does a turkish/syrian man represent british culture and core values? Surely a saint we want to represent us should be close to our hearts and affiliated with us in some shape or form? //
Even good old AOG hasn't come out with that line of "nigh on nationalist rubbish". It's tradition, mediaeval folklore and all that. Just get over it, move on and leave the rest of us to celebrate it.
I bet Hula has foreign blood in her too - go back three or four generations in one's family histiry and there is usually some genetic inheritance......
Even good old AOG hasn't come out with that line of "nigh on nationalist rubbish". It's tradition, mediaeval folklore and all that. Just get over it, move on and leave the rest of us to celebrate it.
I bet Hula has foreign blood in her too - go back three or four generations in one's family histiry and there is usually some genetic inheritance......
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