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	The Chatter Box : Blathering On
	Messages 1 2 3 4  Re: Happy Australia Day! by Spursfan on 27 January 2008 9:21pm   An excuse for an extra holiday? Can't be bad - let's have England Day. Oh alright Johnny you can have Scotland Day too.   Re: Happy Australia Day! by johnnythemonkey on 27 January 2008 9:48pm   I'll say no to a Scotland Day. It would be hijacked by ' professional ' Scots like Sean bloody Connery ( lisping half-wit. ) An England Day ? Is there enough of you left to warrant it ?   Re: Happy Australia Day! by Spursfan on 27 January 2008 11:51pm   Well I can imagine the pc brigade would have a fit!!! Too few English celebrate St Georges Day in my view (my birthday, ahem!!) which I suppose could be called England Day. And you know how the pc brigade don't like us to have the flag of St George flying, don't we?!! Why?!! It's our flag for f*** sake!!!   Re: Happy Australia Day! by kazzzz on 28 January 2008 3:54pm   It's not like Scottish people are real people or anything.   Re: Happy Australia Day! by geordiegirl on 28 January 2008 7:28pm   Australia day - and any other national day - is fine by me. I'm quite happy to take notice of St. George's Day - 23rd April - also Shakespeare's birthday, how appropriate - one can often celebrate that by a visit to one of his plays.   Re: Happy Australia Day! by johnnythemonkey on 29 January 2008 2:03am   There is no such thing as English. You are a mongrel race.   Re: Happy Australia Day! by mrsthing on 29 January 2008 3:47am   Yes, but mongrels frequently have better genes because they haven't been IN-BRED!   Re: Happy Australia Day! by johnnythemonkey on 29 January 2008 3:57am   I'm Celtic through and through. I can trace my family for hundreds of years. No alien blood.....pure Scots/ Irish. Creme de la creme.   Re: Happy Australia Day! by kazzzz on 29 January 2008 8:31am   My condolences, what an uncosmopolitan, boring bloodline you have.   Re: Happy Australia Day! by MMMmmm... on 29 January 2008 8:40am   Happy Australia Day! Though I think I'm late...   Messages 1 2 3 4
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