Wolstencroft and St George’s Day
April 23, 2008
Today is my birthday. St George’s day.
I was born on St.George’s day at St George’s Hospital, Box Hill.
I find that somehow significant and have since I was a child. I’m just looking for my Dragon to slay, I guess…
Happy St.George’s Day to all!
Here is the wonderful St. George Flag. Symbol of English Patriotism.
April 25, 2008 at 12:16 am
Happy belated birthday, you rabble rouser, you!!
April 30, 2008 at 10:35 pm
Slay, Richard, S L A Y. Here in deepest little England the flag has supplanted the Union Jack as a symbol of zenophobic, yobbish nationalism. More or less the National Front.
May 1, 2008 at 2:14 am
Yes, I’m bad. Sleigh, slay. There, their. Know, now. In my hurry to unleash my word hoard, I get a tad careless. I read a grammar book to try and improve things, but it only helped in a marginal weigh. Joke, way of course. Idea Fix is unedited so it’s full of grammar and spelling mistakes, because its about ideas, not grammar. It’s no excuse, I know. I might try and find and editor to improve its idiotic grammar.
RE: The St George’s flag. I’m fully aware of the English Nationalist connections. Read Ballard’s Kingdowm Come, “The Suburbs are full of Violence”.