Cheers

[french frank]

CHEERS!!! IT'S ST GOERGE'S DAY TODAY!!



and no-one has mentioned it?

Google is marking it:

[Padraig]

Good Old Overworked George Loves England.
Cheers.

[BBMmk2]

Google is marking it:

[Serial_Apologist]

Good Old Overworked George Loves England.
Cheers.

George Galloway?

[Padraig]

Respect, S_A, please.
Cheers.

[Serial_Apologist]

Respect, S_A, please.
Cheers.

Very good, Pat!

(Wish I'd thought of it!)

[Sir Velo]

CHEERS!!! IT'S ST GOERGE'S DAY TODAY!!



and no-one has mentioned it?

I suppose it's because St Goerge is not a saint we normally commemorate. St George, OTOH....

[aka Calum Da Jazbo]

well St G's day is SWMBO's birthday so Cheers for that ..... and one notes that the Midddle kingdom is one of the happier places to live in these increasingly peaceful islands so Cheers all round eh

[ferneyhoughgeliebte]

I suppose it's because St Goerge is not a saint we normally commemorate. St George, OTOH....

One of Bbm's typos, SirV. It should, of course, have read "St Goer Gesday", a little-known saint from pre-Norman, Anglo-Saxon Northumbria, her many miracles healng elderly men are thought to be the origins of the expression "a bit of a Goer". She is celebrated in Milton Keynes (or, in the original Old English, "Gottwotthachytedumpdississ", or "the swamp of Gottwotha") on the same day as the real Patron Saint of England, St William. (As well as a certain Turkish chap, who never knew there was a place called England and who is chiefly renowned for his contribution to species extinction.)

Belated Happy Birthday, Will. I. Am Shake.S.Peare!

[eighthobstruction]

Nice to see a few new faces come to inspect the Cheers Dog grill....

[aka Calum Da Jazbo]

it is

[eighthobstruction]

We are a 'sort of' Alphabet Associations with out any clues or useful knowledge.....in so much more difficult....cult in fact....

[aka Calum Da Jazbo]

moonies 'n loonies of the don't mind if i do tendency cheers!

[Serial_Apologist]

We are a 'sort of' Alphabet Associations with out any clues or useful knowledge.....in so much more difficult....cult in fact....

Surely the theory lies in the angle, frequency and volume of the tipple.

[BBMmk2]

One of Bbm's typos, SirV. It should, of course, have read "St Goer Gesday", a little-known saint from pre-Norman, Anglo-Saxon Northumbria, her many miracles healng elderly men are thought to be the origins of the expression "a bit of a Goer". She is celebrated in Milton Keynes (or, in the original Old English, "Gottwotthachytedumpdississ", or "the swamp of Gottwotha") on the same day as the real Patron Saint of England, St William. (As well as a certain Turkish chap, who never knew there was a place called England and who is chiefly renowned for his contribution to species extinction.)

Belated Happy Birthday, Will. I. Am Shake.S.Peare!

A verynusefulo bit of translation there Ferney!!