O/T St George's Day

[great_fire]

I'm thinking of David Lloyd George, born in Manchester and Prime Minister of Great Britain who was and celebrated being Welsh.

Welsh like Crash then.

Should he have been called Dafydd Lloyd George?

[WanChaiMiller]

I'm thinking of David Lloyd George, born in Manchester and Prime Minister of Great Britain who was and celebrated being Welsh.

I thought he was Welsh which is why I checked. Is he acceptable for the purpose of this thread?

[CAMiller]

I thought he was Welsh which is why I checked. Is he acceptable for the purpose of this thread?

As he himself celebrated St David's Day I would say no.

[WanChaiMiller]

King's subject though being born in the colonies.

If Gina Miller is British then so was he.

John2's Saint George is probably Soros.

Good grief...this is a big leap of the imagination.

[WanChaiMiller]

As he himself celebrated St David's Day I would say no.

Lol. Ok. He goes the way gorgeous George and George Weah.

[gru]

gru, what about this lot?

George I – Lived 1660 to 1727, Reigned as King of GB and Ireland from 1714 to 1727

George II – Lived 1683 to 1760, Reigned as King of GB and Ireland from 1727 to 1760

George III – Lived 1738 to 1820, Reigned as King of the UK from 1760 to 1820

George IV – Lived 1762 to 1830, Reigned as King of the UK from 1820 to 1830

George V – Lived 1865 to 1936, Reigned as King of GB and Ireland from 1910 to 1936

George VI – Lived 1895 to 1952, Reigned as King of GB and Ireland from 1936 to 1952

Brin said in my lifetime & English. Real people not stage or tv names given.

[rileyev.the.third]

Georgie Porgie was English very famous English Nursery Rhyme.

[gru]

George Cole yes. Susan/Boy George both yes.

[gru]

George Cole yes. Susan/Boy George both yes.

Add George Formby & Martin also Charlie George. The infamous George Kerr if you want. George Melly another

[flourbasher]

Georgie Hristov.
I know he's not English but he slagged of half of Barnsley so he's got to be worth an honourable mention