@Anonymous: It also had St Patrick's day stickers. They like an island of drunken vagrants more than an island of classy gentlemen?

@Anonymous: there is no island of classy gentlemen, but just a island full of ugly "people" who can't drive, speak, or drink normal drinks.

@Anonymous: How, pray tell, do you know this? You clearly haven't ever been to England nor do you know anything of it's language, charms or beverages.

This board is run by americans, and therefore will celebrate holidays that are commonly celebrated in america. this discludes holidays most americans have never heard of.

@Anonymous: Where "classy" means 'real pirates' that made an empire off plundering?

@Anonymous: Pirates are cool

@Anonymous: Racism doesn't count if it's not against me!
What did they teach you in school?

@Anonymous: I'd say Thomas Moore is a much worse saint. He tortured people for owning a Bible in English. Is that not a tad racist?

@Anonymous: We have had FREE Healthcare since 1948 in the U.K

@Anonymous: Because the English make no attempt whatsoever to celebrate it?

The English celebrate their national saint's day with that traditional English passtime: apathy.

@Anonymous: If you have that much of a problem with us, maybe you should stop using our language.

Who cares about some Saint bullshit? If we don't get a public holiday for it I don't want to know about it!

@Anonymous: No I really just wanted to disregard St George's day, Australians, like American's kind of have a friendly resentment towards England.

@Anonymous: We really need an Alf thread, we need to spread the word of Alf to the World.

@Anonymous: if you ask a person in america if they're aware of the 4/20 holiday, most will say yes.

however, if you ask them the same about saint george's day, i'd bet more than 90% would say no.

@Anonymous: Missed my point there.

4/20 is celebrated by enough here to get it noticed, at least. Obviously not on the scope and scale of holiday like christmas/thanksgiving, but it is popular enough that most people are at least _aware_ of it.

St. George's day is fucking nonexistant here.

@Anonymous: 4/20 is celebrated by college and high school drop outs.

St. George's Day is celebrated by an entire nation.

Your point is invalid.

@Anonymous: Have you read any of the responses here? Why would we be celebrating foreign holidays?

@Anonymous: you're just trolling

If people from Europe want a website to celebrate their holidays then maybe people from Europe should try making a website themselves instead of crying in American websites.