jlf1961
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Joined: 6/10/2008 From: Somewhere Texas Status: offline
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ORIGINAL: Lucylastic considering St George was roman and born just outside of telaviv, he wasnt english. Oh and while he is the patron saint of england, and we celebrate a day, unlike st patricks it isnt celebrated as much. Altho I got married on st georges day. as a double event:) Uh huh, now you are trying to make it look like the Italians are to blame...... Why, would the English want a Roman as a patron saint, I mean, seriously, consider what the romans did to Iceni's during the occupation of Britain. And since when is George a Latin name? George is a Latin name in as much as Lucy is Swahili. Or was the name anglicized because the English admired the fact that he killed a peaceful gentle dragon? If that is the case, it clearly shows an anti dragon bias on the part of the English.
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