Reply With QuoteShe's one of their own.Originally Posted by City123
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Germans booing God Save the Queen, are you going to make a topic on that?
She's one of their own.
She's one of their own.
Elizabeth Saxe-Coburg-Gotha? I would never guessed
It's because Germans measure their german-ness by hatred of the english. DuhShe's one of their own.
Then personally I'd say you're a twat
Not really no-write it in Welsh and I will have it translated by my grandson.
He can spot an insular wriggler a mile off.
You all for Europe then Den?
An insular wriggler?
If you didn't understand the point, id question your English abilities.
You are entitled to your opinion. Could i ask why you think that?
i dont and wont sing it. i dont like it. it represents something forced upon me that i dont want
**** it
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Many of you ae missing the point - I was merely stating that we should Respect any anthem, not asking you to sing it
DPI, it's hard work on here sometimes!-
Many of you ae missing the point - I was merely stating that we should Respect any anthem, not asking you to sing it
Really-perhaps you know what you mean to say but clearly don't have the ability to write it.
Stop being a dick, you know what he meant
its funny. clearly he has nothing to reply to the message, and so attacks my ability in my third language. lovely
if something was forced upon you do you embrace it?-
Many of you ae missing the point - I was merely stating that we should Respect any anthem, not asking you to sing it
i bet youve****ing slagged off work tax in the past. idiot
I despise those who are handed wealth and power without working for it. I'm also a huge atheist.
Fairly simple why I boo it, and will continue to do so with passion.
Can you reply using English as I have no idea what you are trying to say?
I have never booed GSTQ, but I never sing it and I refuse to stand up for it when it's played.
That has been difficult in some places where I have been alone or one of only a handful of people not to conform - including the Sheffield Arena for a Steelers v Devils match where 2,000+ were doing the whole imported American razzmatazz thing at the start (including all standing up for GSTQ before the teams came on the ice) and some concerts (e.g. Bridgewater Hall in Manchester where my cousin's lad was part of a Welsh youth orchestra and the evening started with GSTQ and the whole audience - bar 2 of us - stood and sang).
I have never been back to the ice hockey because i don't want to repeat the experience (and some intimidation) of that first time.
However it is getting a bit easier for atheist republicans - the weight of conformity (especially around God and Queen) has eased since I walked out of church (Congregationalist) and the boy scouts aged 12!
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