Nice to see our little fiery friend back again

Oh yes!

Perhaps you could enlighten the rest of us, jingl and ana.
Or is it just me?

The Dragon emoti. St George's day tomorrow.

Have a look at the very last Smiley on the list, jane!

Only of course asnothing takes precedence over Easter Week, the feast of St George (in a liturgical context) will be celebrated in the church * next* Monday.

next

The Bard's birthday and (allegedly) death day too

That looks more like a Welsh dragon to me. But then I'm neutral. Sad to see the bunnies gone for another year!

I agree at least another week of bunnies! And for Queen's birthday at least a crown, for Shakespeare's birthday a thespian in doublet and hose!! Come techies - stop eating cake slackng!

It is indeed the dragon we had for St David's Day in 2013!

So now even dragons are being recycled

What other symbol could be used for St George's day? Our combined ingenuity and brain power should be able to come up with something for next year!

It's certainly a Welsh dragon, do we accept that for the patron saint of England?

Perhaps it was a Welsh dragon he slew/slayed?

It was probably a Turkish dragon [ as St George was very likely to have been Turkish!] Dragon kebabs anyone?What are we talking about....... I mean, a dragon????? if he slew anything, it was probably a sheep, a fierce one, mind.

We had a daffodil for St David's day this year.

How can you tell he's Welsh?

The Dragon. Not St David. He probably was.

Don't think we've ever had anything for St George's Day before, have we?
Must be why they gave us the daffodil for St David's Day so they could save the dragon for now...

I thought we had the Dragon for St George's day last year.

Don't think so. How would we find out? Have to trawl the archives, I suppose...

I just tried. No good.

I can trust my head these days and that lot at HQ aren't up to chatting at the mo.

Can't. Not can!

You were right, jingl!

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