Spain called. They want south america back.Arsen said:South America called.
They want their island back.
Spain called. They want south america back.Arsen said:South America called.
They want their island back.
I stayed outside Weymouth, if thats any indication, but i know most of the people (besides the family I stayed with) who found out who and what i was were pretty close to spitting on me. Besides, its not hte fact that its hisotry, its the fact of hostilities. Immediately upon arrival i got bombarded with the typical questions I think are reserved for americans. How does it feel to be a war obsessed gun nut? Where's all your fat, I thought you people like greasy fast food, why do you think you can police the world?Kirkby said:Snip
Not even joking, I am staying up so late, just to read what you write nextRewardMe said:Spain called. They want south america back.Arsen said:South America called.
They want their island back.
This is quite funny.Danzaivar said:As I said earlier, in the UK the only people who think being the native inhabitants of an island is worth a damn are regarded as racist. They have a fascist party and everything!
Ah, you're American talking in terms of ancestry.CarpathianMuffin said:I mean that I don't live over there. And I am actually a bit English, so... British works in either case. xDmaninahat said:Isn't Wales part of Great Britain? Shouldn't you be using "English" in this instance?CarpathianMuffin said:I'm Welsh, and I have many relatives over in the British Isles, not to mention the person closest to me.
I may not be native British, but I do take some pride in what little I am.
Druss the Slayer said:Again, look into the trade policies you had with the Confederate States of america at the time and how ready you were to defend your cotton supply obtained from slave labor.emeraldrafael said:I'm confused :/ British people slaughtered all the native indians? I don't want to come across as an idiot, as I'm far from schooled about these things, but it was my understanding that we went across to form colonies in North Americia (I spell it wrong because I'm 'ard). It was eventually the people from these colonies that performed the horrific acts against the natives, but by then I really don't think they should be considered British. By the way, search 'The Slavery Abolition Act 1833' on google. It might be insightful for you.Druss the Slayer said:Snip
Also, you started the colonies and the process. France didnt take that approach and they had just as much stake in the country. So you started the ball to get it rolling.
Don't even know what to say to be honest :/emeraldrafael said:SnipKirkby said:Snip
yes, and he was British.scumofsociety said:No, that would be the fault of the person who did the knocking up.emeraldrafael said:The "knocking up" would be to the fault of you and your people.
That's probably why we don't do the 'african american' style naming, we'd all be there all day.AcrylicHero said:This is quite funny.Danzaivar said:As I said earlier, in the UK the only people who think being the native inhabitants of an island is worth a damn are regarded as racist. They have a fascist party and everything!
Our royal family is german.
The duke of Edinburgh is a greek nationalist.
After the Roman, the saxon and norman invasions, as well as the scandinavian ones, I wonder how much of the original britons remain, and how much of the entire population they make up of.
And the fault of your people too. You said an ENGLISHMAN knocked up a CHEROKEE.emeraldrafael said:And it was my great (times... I think its five. maybe. I can trace it back to 1766 as to where they first conincided) that an ENGLISHMAN Had sexual relations with a native american woman. The "knocking up" would be to the fault of you and your people.
What he said kinda makes sense. It seems kinda silly to love a country as whole but it makes sense to love some leaders, inventors, authors and groups of a country.Druss the Slayer said:@Woodsey
Patriotism is for fools?
You know what, I cannot even be bothered explaining how much of a dick your post makes you look.
Shhh...not the best economic climate at the moment to be saying that too loudly.Danny Ocean said:To be fair, Britain was the birthplace of modern economics