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So that doesn't make them religous

christmas day is religious but I don't see you saying anything about that...




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I got 8, I'm happy.

Fontroy needs to calm down. For one thing there is no possible way that it could be racist. And if the people are against St.Patty's day then obviously they wouldn't try to become an English Citizen.




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they're connected to the church of england not catholicism, but that doesn't even matter because they have become national days for the differant countries within Britain and are now no longer really connected to religion.

So its not anything to do with religion really.
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I got 11.

Mostly from good guessing.

It's interesting that you're not actually a British citizen, but in law a British subject of the Monarchy.
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Wow me gots 9 :D
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I have i told you it was mostly my dad rabbiting on
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i got 10
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