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St. George's Day...
by bloglikesit @ 23/04/2007 - 08:03:53

Heard someone on the telly this morning saying "all the other countries have their patron saint's day as a holiday".

No, they don't. St. David's day isn't a holiday.

So there.

(But I think it should be, along with today.)

Also heard a phone in thing where someone who works at a supermarket said they weren't allowed to do anything special for St. George's day, but they were made to go all out for American Independence day...

Wonder if it was Walmart...

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rowtheboatrowtheboat pro
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2007-04-23 @ 08:38

Most people couldn't give a toss about St David and I doubt they even know anything he did - they just want another day off work.

Sounds good to me!

:)

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bloglikesitbloglikesit [Member]
2007-04-23 @ 09:02

It would be lovely. Ireland have, like, 12 more holidays than us. Well, maybe 3 or 4. But still, unfairness.

Only two weeks to the next bank hol.

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ajnspencerajnspencer pro
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2007-04-23 @ 09:22

I think all countries should have their saint's day, I think it's in Spain each village and town have their own saint and a holiday day!

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