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Quite. Moaning about not being allowed to do something that he actually has an open invitation to :facepalm: In Trafalgar Sqaure :lolol: You’d think anyone wanting to celebrate the day would have to have a ciphered invitation to a clandestine, subterranean lair in danger of execution if...

Did you get to any of the big St George Day celebrations yesterday? There were a few going on today as well, with some towns making a weekend out of it. I’m sure you managed to get to one of those, no? I know you are going to avoid the question, because the answer makes you look a bit silly but...

I’d say there were hundreds. It does look a little sparse though. Perhaps you and the other people moaning that nobody celebrates the day should have attended and uhm…celebrated the day? “Why does nobody celebrate St George’s Day”? “Uhm, actually we are putting on a big event in Trafalgar...

Yep. Everyone’s looking for a ****ing experience these days. Can’t just get a haircut, it’s got to be a barber experience, can’t just have a bite to eat on the hoof, it’s got to be 3 day marinaded pulled pork and brioche experience prepared by the limbless albinos of Kathmandu (shoreditch)...

:lolol: So predictable.

Didn’t fancy making your way up to Trafalgar Square for St George’s feast today then? George Crosses as far as the eye can see… One could almost be forgiven for thinking all this anti-flag hysteria is a load of rubbish! You didn’t fancy it then?

Did you not fancy any of the many organised St George’s day events they were on today? Family events, church services, military displays, historical re-enactments, street parties? Nothing took your fancy?

Why don’t you dry your eyes, get a George Cross and wave it wherever the heck you like? Just as other people can choose not to get a George Cross and wave it around. Personally I’m glad we English don’t constantly bang on about the flag, our country and identity like the Irish, the Scots and...

Let’s make this the summer of George.

The truth of it is, he really won't.

We do. I even provided a list of events you could have attended. Instead you chose to cry like a little baby.

Arundel, Chichester, Lewes, London. All easy places to get to. All having large public St George day celebrations did none of the dunder-heads think to attend one of these big events? Or is it more satisfying to sit at home on the internet telling lies and posting bullshit links about nobody...

You really are the tunnel at the end of the light, aren't you. It appears you're the only miserable prat NOT celebrating it. Instead of mithering like a a ninny on here, why don't you go and join one of the many, many St George Day celebrations that are taking place in pubs, venues and...

Can’t you? Yet I have seen plenty of pubs today clearly celebrating the day and nobody in them seems to be impeded by cries of racism or xenophobia. Perhaps you’re being a big of a bed-wetter about it?