Cornish to ban St.George

It's true blood BRITISH they claim to be, not English. Which is probably even more ridiculous.

Who exactly is going to enforce such a "ban"?

They are a strange bunch down there. I used to do quite a lot of work down in cornwall and i was always curious as to why there were no tall, blond good looking birds there. Apparently there is an historical answer. When the vikings invaded Britain they proceeded to sack all the villages they came to, raping and pillaging as they went. Evetually they cam to the Tamar. Their leader scouted the other side and found that all the women were squat, dark haired with beards. He promptly ordered his troops that only pillaging would be permitted.

Let them have their wishes, who needs them anyway? Same for the Sweaties and the Taffs. Inbred, ungratefull losers!!

As I’ve indicated elsewhere, I had a fighting chance of working in the Truro/Falmouth area on a full-time basis from August. I’ve declined the opportunity largely because of geography - it’s a long haul and there’s not too many places to go when you get there – nor, it must be said, is it a place for the football enthusiast.

Otherwise Cornwall remains a lovely place to visit and, depending on your outlook, I can see its appeal as a place to live for those who choose to move there. And, from what I’ve seen, there’s a fair degree of relatively youthful middle-class migration attracted by the creative industries, the growing university sector and the whole sailing-and-surfing sub-culture. In that way Cornwall has changed but not – I gather – to everyone’s liking. Dynamism (and satisfaction) in places and within some groups; stasis (and dissatisfaction) elsewhere.

The Cornish nationalism debate rumbles on in the letters pages of newspapers – very much as you’ll often see letters about hunting in other parts of the South West – and appears to be set-piece in the way it is played out. The usual people saying the usual things – one way or another – and very much a side show to the mainstream. It is, of course, a relatively small number of people in Cornwall who wish for English symbols to be banned rather than any official policy.

Q Which Cornish-born pasty entrepreneur has played in a World Cup finals tournament?

That would be Ivor (nude knees) Dewdney who was the World Shorts Dropping Champion, but don't forget Garry Ginster who took part in the Global Hamster Mincing event.....................although Gawd knows what they did with all that 'amster meat!

Italia 90?

Must be this then :

www.morrispasties.co.uk/

That's all right then, keep the ecoli inside and poison all the inbreds in one go and achieve what Hitler couldn't do with the bombing.

Better chase the man in the van than eat that greasy rubbish from Ginsters, anyway that's how Dewdneys started out wasn't it ~ selling from vans?