simeongb

Hi
with st george`s day looming, ,does anybody know of any english run pubs in the new west, lougheed edmonds or any where area who would accommodate 15-25 english tradesmen looking for an evening out and a few chorus`s of rule britannia, walk on, and maybe its because i`m a londoner
look forward to hearing from you , sim

Coffeepot

Sorry no one has come along yet, Can't help but will bring it back to the top of the que for you, hope someone answers soon

Danny B

You'll be lucky.
St George's day isn't even celebrated in England, let alone Canada.

simeongb

That`s a shame becacause where i come from, the Dagenham, Romford Hornchurh area, in the last fifteen years or so, it has got bigger each year, In 2005 it got so big they shut down Hornchurh High Street for the evening.
Never mind we`ll find sometway to amuse ourselves.
Thanks anyway Sim `n the others

Caitilin

I refuse to celebrate or worship a dragon bully - Go Dragon!

Rich_007

Dragons were over rated anyway

R.

simeongb

i wish St G was around when i married my first wife

bazzz

That probably correlates well with the rise in popularity of the BNP.

simeongb

last year i was with with my friend Darren COHEN, in 2005 i was with Nick the Greek, Irish Tony, and Black Dave.
Could you explain the connection between a Turkish Knight and the B.N.P.
Simeon Schimeon

fionamst

It's always celebrated in our house, much to my fathers disgust as he is Scottish because it's my birthday and I was born in England too!

Fiona

the davis family

We do as well as it's my sons birthday

Mr Lee

Blah blah blah some of my best friends etc. etc...

Agree about the Turkish bit. If only the retards who follow Ingerlund and support the NF/BNP and so on and use his name as some kind of racist bludgeon knew that.

Also the patron saint of Canada, according to Wikipedia. I'm surprised they don't celebrate it or at least have a four hour parade of fire engines, car dealerships, police associations, pipe bands and insurance salesmen in downtown Toronto like they do for St Patrick (who, ironically, was born in England...or what was to become England, anyway).

CHM8318

I've been to a few good St. George's Day parties. Perhaps it's only celebrated by those to whom it matters. I highly doubt the new Brits living in Manningham, Bradford would be celebrating it.

simeongb

what do mean by this 'Blah blah blah some of my best friends etc. etc..." the Darren , i mentioned died last Christmas, and he was my friend not "blah blah blah............, . my brother will sing Ingerland and he`s a Captain in the British Army , who are you ?, keep you opinions off my thread, all i wanted to
do was have an evening, go away and don`t come back

simeongb

CHM8318 nice to hear from you. have a good one