St Georges Day

[ericgibbs]

hi,

In the UK we celebrate Saint Georges Day today.

Saint George is the patron Saint of England, renowned for Dragon slaying,, must have been good at his job, not seen a dragon ravishing a maiden for many a year.

This image is the flag of St George and England.

Eric

 

[JimB]

Saint George is the patron Saint of England, renowned for Dragon slaying

He would never get away with that these days, Dragons would be declared a "Endangered Species" and hence protected under various international treaties.

On a slightly different tack, I wonder what a dragon would taste like?
Consider a nice juicy dragon steak done on the barbeque, good or ghastly?

What if you had a fire-breathing dragon?
Could it barbeque itself?
How would it know when it was done?

Enquiring minds need to know the answers to these questions.

JimB

 

[Nigel Goodwin]

Saint George is the patron Saint of England, renowned for Dragon slaying,, must have been good at his job, not seen a dragon ravishing a maiden for many a year.

That's only because you don't live in deepest, darkest, Derbyshire

 

[Reloadron]

Well then to all my friends here across the pond a Happy St. George Day.

On a side note I guess dragon on the barbie would be good. Then too, I eat just about anything.

Ron

 

[jpanhalt]

@what does dragon taste like?

Are dragons birds or reptiles?

We all know what birds taste like.

If reptile, I suspect the different excretory (e.g., kidney) function would lead them to taste like alligators. I would characterize fresh alligator as being like chicken with a little fishy taste.

John

 

[ericgibbs]

Flame grilled dragon wings with fries from McDragon's are very popular.

 

[Mikebits]

So when is Saint Michael's day ?

 

[tcmtech]

I think we still have dragons around here but they are very small and stealthy.

I am sure one keeps biting me at work because I keep coming down with a severe case of 'dragin ass' about half way though the shift.

Anyone else seem to have this issue at work as well?