I agree United Kingdom is too broad. It's also short-sighted to assume that culturally and environmentally all countries in Britain are 'similar'. And Parliament's power over Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland is very little. Those three countries are technically 80% independent from England. Also when you think United Kingdom, you think England. Some English people think that English and British are interchangeable.FluffyWelshCake said:My sentiment exactly, even though we're technically from the United Kingdom I consider myself Welsh first and foremost.scw55 said:Other - Welsh
scw55 said:I agree United Kingdom is too broad. It's also short-sighted to assume that culturally and environmentally all countries in Britain are 'similar'. And Parliament's power over Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland is very little. Those three countries are technically 80% independent from England. Also when you think United Kingdom, you think England. Some English people think that English and British are interchangeable.FluffyWelshCake said:My sentiment exactly, even though we're technically from the United Kingdom I consider myself Welsh first and foremost.scw55 said:Other - Welsh
Oh man, you both should ask our politicians for tips on corruption. Or maybe we should just take all of them out of our countries and lock them up somewhere, like in Antarctica. I bet they would try to sell their shit to penguins.Boba Frag said:In any case, corrupt Irish politicians and Czech politicians should have a convention to exchange ideas on how to rip us all off even more efficiently!dangoball said:Not so fast in hogging that title! We in the Czech Rep are quite fond of our knack for corruption and fund funneling as well! And stand mere 0.3 points higher on international corruption ranking than you guys. Take that EU!No social life said:South Africa - land of the corrupt politicians
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More often than not I'm quite embarrassed to be Czech...![]()
It generally shows in the responses to most drugs threads, and whenever knowledge of the dutch language would be useful.Eleuthera said:Really? Besides myself I know of 5 or 6 by (screen)name, 2 of whom I haven't seen around in ages.Kargathia said:Quite a few more, in my experience.Eleuthera said:Yay, first to vote Netherlands, and we're even on the list for a change (which is somewhat strange since there are only 10-20 Dutch people on this board...)
Are any of the other nationalities really all that different though?scw55 said:I agree United Kingdom is too broad. It's also short-sighted to assume that culturally and environmentally all countries in Britain are 'similar'. And Parliament's power over Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland is very little. Those three countries are technically 80% independent from England. Also when you think United Kingdom, you think England. Some English people think that English and British are interchangeable.FluffyWelshCake said:My sentiment exactly, even though we're technically from the United Kingdom I consider myself Welsh first and foremost.scw55 said:Other - Welsh
I'm pretty sure Belgium and The Netherlands aren't English speaking countriesCosmosis said:I like how all the listed countries are in the Anglosphere,
In my defense.MetalDooley said:I'm pretty sure Belgium and The Netherlands aren't English speaking countriesCosmosis said:I like how all the listed countries are in the Anglosphere,
OT:Another Irish guy here.From Cork in the south of the country to be exact
As Irish as they come.Wolf In A Bear Suit said:I'm Irish as they come. I live in Dublin although my father is from Limerick (down south) which is rugby country. My mother is also from Dublin but her parents are from Northern Ireland.