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St Georges Day

24th March today.

The day the media are frightened of celebrating. 

It is our proud to be English day.

If my new flag had been delivered on time it would have been fluttering proudly above the new shed. A few years ago

Saxon released a live album recorded at The Ritz on this day.

Witnessed by my self and Ashburner St Market and Sputnik Stan.

We spent the afternoon in the Old Monkey and The Circus.  Surrounded by guys who had been to the St Georges day lunch at the Midland Hotel.

I for one will be raising a glass of traditional English stout Ale this evening. 

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6 minutes ago, Escobarp said:

I just like them 🤡🥳

It's lovely when us less abled posters can have some enjoyment without the bullies on here poking fun at us 🤗 😞 😢 💙 😕 

Just now, MickyD said:

In the very early days 1-6 was used by hundreds of players.

Told the young un at work there’s just as much chance of winning the lottery with 1-6 than six random numbers 

He’s not having it

3 minutes ago, miamiwhite said:

It's lovely when us less abled posters can have some enjoyment without the bullies on here poking fun at us 🤗 😞 😢 💙 😕 

🙌🏼😬

3 minutes ago, Rudy said:

Told the young un at work there’s just as much chance of winning the lottery with 1-6 than six random numbers 

He’s not having it

Not “any” random numbers but same odds as a specified 6 numbers.

 

2 minutes ago, MickyD said:

Not “any” random numbers but same odds as a specified 6 numbers.

 

Not sure what you're getting at there.

If you're saying any 6 numbers have same probability then yes. (Order not being relevant).

What I’m getting at is the wording of “any 6 random numbers”

Will the draw on Saturday be numbers 1-6 or will it be 6 random numbers?

Obviously the massive likelihood is that it’ll be any 6 random numbers. Problem is, there isn’t a prize level for “any 6 random numbers” you actually have to pre-select which “any 6 random numbers” which is the only way 1-6 is the same odds as any SPECIFIED 6 numbers.

2 minutes ago, MickyD said:

What I’m getting at is the wording of “any 6 random numbers”

Will the draw on Saturday be numbers 1-6 or will it be 6 random numbers?

Obviously the massive likelihood is that it’ll be any 6 random numbers. Problem is, there isn’t a prize level for “any 6 random numbers” you actually have to pre-select which “any 6 random numbers” which is the only way 1-6 is the same odds as any SPECIFIED 6 numbers.

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Out of the 32 Wednesday/Saturday main draws this year only 11 didn't have at least one number drawn from 50-59.

JSL - for anyone who's still doing the same numbers (from the incept/before 50-59 were added).

I found a guitar tab book a few years back with the numbers me and the first girl I was shacked up with used to put on (massive, but then the rest of her caught up...) written on the inside cover.

I put them into one of those 'what you would've won' historical checkers...

The results were sommat like.

32 x 3 Number £10 prizes and so on up to the lifetime prizes total...

£1,168,296.

(Or something like that).

Including a sixth of a jackpot share in 2004.

We broke up in 2003.

On the plus side I've shagged much, much, much, much better since...

She was batting way out of her league. 😀

And she didn't continue putting them on either, so...

I also only ran them through the checker once.

I have never double-checked to make sure.

I did check a load of random verified results through the checker thing though - they tallied, the checker was legit.

 

 

 

Edited by Youri McAnespie

To make it easier, if numbers 1-6 come out, in any order, I’ll give you £1000. If any random 6 numbers (not excluding any of numbers 1-6 but not including only numbers 1-6) you give me £1000. 

3 hours ago, Rudy said:

You’re a month late pal

Media will cover it up with this pretend St George’s day tomorrow. 

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On 25/03/2021 at 07:06, Sweep said:
On 25/03/2021 at 07:06, Sweep said:

Isn't St George's day usually 23rd April?

 

Correct .

It has been along month but finally its here.

Hope every English man /woman has a good day .

And remember your home is your castle . Hopefully each and everyone of you is flying the flag and at some point will be raising a pint of old style bitter to our dragon slaying hero .

Happy Hanukkah 

My lad has never heard of Stephen Lawrence he tells me, but is aware of St George’s Day.

My daughters primary school are all celebrating today, making flags etc..

Personally, I think it’s delightful that we celebrate the life of a 5th Century Greek Palestinian who never set foot in England. Shows just how racist we aren’t.

Honestly, if you say you’re English these days...

Happy birthday William Shakespeare, poet, playwright and inventor of the trifle 

It’s a great day. I’m proud To be Scottish I mean English. 
 

I don’t know why people just don’t let those that want to celebrate it do so without shitty comments

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5 minutes ago, stevieb said:

Happy birthday William Shakespeare, poet, playwright and inventor of the trifle 

There is some doubt about his links to trifle.

But he was knocking about when it first appeared in a recipe book.

4 minutes ago, Escobarp said:

It’s a great day. I’m proud To be Scottish I mean English. 
 

I don’t know why people just don’t let those that want to celebrate it do so without shitty comments

The main problem is that for many, it isn’t celebrated enough, and with such feverish gumption in comparison (apparently) to other similar festivals.

Which is bullshit.

Google is dedicated to St George today, schools celebrate it, every newspaper dedicates plenty to it.

Its fine, it really is.

I mention his Greek origins only because of his Greek origins.

5 minutes ago, Spider said:

The main problem is that for many, it isn’t celebrated enough, and with such feverish gumption in comparison (apparently) to other similar festivals.

Which is bullshit.

Google is dedicated to St George today, schools celebrate it, every newspaper dedicates plenty to it.

Its fine, it really is.

I mention his Greek origins only because of his Greek origins.

I wasn’t having a dig at you. 

Do I want to walk round draped a in flag or with a floppy hat on do I fuck. 
 

Some will as it’s a competition for likes on social media. Same as everything nowadays. 

1 hour ago, stevieb said:

Happy birthday William Shakespeare, poet, playwright and inventor of the trifle 

And the man who first took a beach towel to work.

11 hours ago, MickyD said:

What I’m getting at is the wording of “any 6 random numbers”

Will the draw on Saturday be numbers 1-6 or will it be 6 random numbers?

Obviously the massive likelihood is that it’ll be any 6 random numbers. Problem is, there isn’t a prize level for “any 6 random numbers” you actually have to pre-select which “any 6 random numbers” which is the only way 1-6 is the same odds as any SPECIFIED 6 numbers.

Which is what he was saying?

May be he should have said drawn at random, but we knew what he meant.

Any one combination has the same odds as another. 

2 hours ago, Spider said:

My lad has never heard of Stephen Lawrence he tells me, but is aware of St George’s Day.

My daughters primary school are all celebrating today, making flags etc..

Personally, I think it’s delightful that we celebrate the life of a 5th Century Greek Palestinian who never set foot in England. Shows just how racist we aren’t.

Honestly, if you say you’re English these days...

We celebrate Christmas every year too..

11 hours ago, MickyD said:

To make it easier, if numbers 1-6 come out, in any order, I’ll give you £1000. If any random 6 numbers (not excluding any of numbers 1-6 but not including only numbers 1-6) you give me £1000. 

If they are genuinely 6 random numbers then that would include repeats, which is an instant loss

2 hours ago, Spider said:

My lad has never heard of Stephen Lawrence he tells me, but is aware of St George’s Day.

My daughters primary school are all celebrating today, making flags etc..

Personally, I think it’s delightful that we celebrate the life of a 5th Century Greek Palestinian who never set foot in England. Shows just how racist we aren’t.

Honestly, if you say you’re English these days...

Don't forget your barbie and non stop commentary/incessant drunken whining when the Euros are on 😉 

Colls beer garden open at 3 today for St Georges day festivities, BBQ and plenty good music, which will no doubt feature a lot of punk, Jam, Upstarts etc

On 25/03/2021 at 06:57, embankment said:

24th March today.

The day the media are frightened of celebrating. 

It is our proud to be English day.

If my new flag had been delivered on time it would have been fluttering proudly above the new shed. A few years ago

Saxon released a live album recorded at The Ritz on this day.

Witnessed by my self and Ashburner St Market and Sputnik Stan.

We spent the afternoon in the Old Monkey and The Circus.  Surrounded by guys who had been to the St Georges day lunch at the Midland Hotel.

I for one will be raising a glass of traditional English stout Ale this evening. 

Two St George's Days in one year?  Love it. 

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