In Honour Of Royal Baby George: Our 10 Favourite Georges - Did Yours Make The List? ~ THE NEWGENERATION POST

Thursday, July 25, 2013

In Honour Of Royal Baby George: Our 10 Favourite Georges - Did Yours Make The List?

Hoorah! The royal baby has a name! And it's George!

George Alexander Louis to be precise, of course. But we're not bothered about his middle names. Because we're all about celebrating the name George - or rather, other people who are also named George.

So without further ado - and without an Osborne in sight - in honour of the future king (probably), here are 10 of our favourite Georges past and present. Let us know in the comments below who would be on your list...

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Thursday, July 25, 2013