Happy St George's Day, Joni

[rich p]

St George was Turkish

Not a Hope then in the OP, a Turkish D Light maybe

 

[Tim Hall]

Yebbut, that speech was on St Crispin's Day, patron saint of cobblers.

(ooh, Wikipedia suggests they (there's two of 'em) stayed in Faversham, beloved of the FNRTTC, and they've got a plaque)

 

[Aperitif]

Yebbut, that speech was on St Crispin's Day, patron saint of cobblers.

(ooh, Wikipedia suggests they (there's two of 'em) stayed in Faversham, beloved of the FNRTTC, and they've got a plaque)

That'd be right on this forum then, Tim.

 

[Slioch]

That'd be right on this forum then, Tim.

With a name like Crispin, shouldn't that be "patron saint of slightly effeminate public schoolboys"?

 

[Aperitif]

With a name like Crispin, shouldn't that be "patron saint of slightly effeminate public schoolboys"?

After supping from the glass, one always likes to pop a crispin...

More 'News of the Day' here.

 

[ayceejay]

I was cheering for the dragon myself (NOT a reference to Thatcher).

 

[Dave the Smeghead]

I realise this may be a trifle late but

HAPPY ST GEORGE'S DAY

And I have a bottle of Spitfire waiting for me at home to mark the day

 

[Dayvo]

Patron saint of the Barmy Army, I believe.

And he goes by the name of Göran in Sweden.

 

[Pro Tour Punditry]

 

[Archie_tect]

St George was Turkish

... and the dragon?