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Apr 23, 2012[img style="PADDING-BOTTOM: 8px; PADDING-RIGHT: 8px; PADDING-TOP: 8px" id=il_fi src="http://3.bp.blogspot.com/_-kPaoyXh_Pc/S9CeTJqoHlI/AAAAAAAABAk/gZSROsqIgDM/s640/Happy+St+Georges+day.jpg" width=312 height=262>
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ManOfWicklowAuteur d'origineApr 23, 2012[quote]Where's the dragon? IAC, have a great day, lad!
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May 14, 2012It would have been better to shed some light upon the history, as this is an international venue here and many don't know. Unless you like to go down with history.RéagirRépondre - MA
ManOfWicklowAuteur d'origineMay 14, 2012[quote]It would have been better to shed some light upon the history, as this is an international venue here and many don't know. Unless you like to go down with history.
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A brief history lesson for those who don't know how to use google.
The story of saint george is about a brave knight that had been tasked with the job of slaying a great beast that had been threatening the nearby towns. dressed in his best armour and a strong lance he rode out on his stead to slay the beast. be had heard that the dragon had captured a damsel and rode harder to her rescue. like the brave knight he was he easily slayed the dragon with a mighty stab from his lance scewering the vile beastRéagirRépondre
