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Great Britain - which countries does it include?


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WarLord [Guest]
  Sep 8, 06, 20:03  #61

Yeah, I do. Lol.. Beatles are freaking cool, and the muffins are yummy. But Arthur is like my Idol in Hisotry. I consider him the greatest Knight ever. I read books about him. Interesting stuff.

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krysia
  Sep 8, 06, 20:09  #62

You like Robin Hood?

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WarLord [Guest]
  Sep 8, 06, 20:14  #63

Yeah. His great too.

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krysia
  Sep 8, 06, 20:17  #64

"Braveheart" is a very good movie.

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WarLord [Guest]
  Sep 8, 06, 20:19  #65

Oh, damn I cant believe I forgot him Omg, Ill never forget my self. Lool. The dude is one of my top Idols in history too. He fought bravely.

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WarLord [Guest]
  Sep 8, 06, 20:22  #66

Btw, The Madness Of King George is an awsome movie too. One the best Drama plots I've seeing.

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Babylon
  Feb 18, 07, 15:11  #67

There is no English peoples but British peoples - they all use English language and there is minority of native Irish and Scottish peoples

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daffy
  Feb 18, 07, 15:42  #68

Quoting: Babylon
minority of native Irish and Scottish peoples



your just trying to provoke it now aren't you!

There are english, irish, welsh and scottish people. Some unified under the term 'Great britain' with ENgland as its mainland.

However, we are all European (geographically & politically)

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Babylon
  Feb 18, 07, 15:47  #69

Irish that doesn't know Irish and speak only English is a Irish Citizen or also a "native Irish" if YES, where is the difference between Irish-speaking Irish and non-Irish-speaking Irish?

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Frank
  Feb 18, 07, 15:52  #70

Irishness is a state of mind, state of belief, of up-bringing, of history, of denial, of anguish, of knowing........

Merely speaking the language......is only an addition......

Irish people speak English differently to English people......

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daffy
Edited by: daffy  Feb 18, 07, 15:53  #71

Quoting: Babylon
where is the difference between Irish-speaking Irish and non-Irish-speaking Irish?


that IS your only differnce! are americans who are not native, not americans because they cant speak cherokee or hudson?

I am native irish, and i speak little irish - doesn't make me less irish at all.

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Frank
  Feb 18, 07, 15:54  #72

Just the same as being Polish................plus at times one had to make changes in order to survive...ie...speak the language of your masters, landlord and employer......not easy.

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daffy
  Feb 18, 07, 15:56  #73

yea, polish who russian or german - do you hate them for it?

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sledz
  Feb 18, 07, 15:58  #74

Quoting: Frank
Irish people speak English differently to English people......

Ireland is awsome! I`m going there this summer to visit my Grandmother.

I cant wait to have a real Guniess not the imported kind we get In the States.
It tastes so much better there

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daffy
  Feb 18, 07, 16:00  #75

Sledz, get here quick! the standard here is dropping fast! :P

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Frank
  Feb 18, 07, 16:03  #76

Quoting: sledz
It tastes so much better there


Have you been before?...if not how do you know?

Quoting: sledz
I`m going there this summer to visit my Grandmother.


Oh, dear, I bet if I ask more than 3 questions, I will find out that I am a relation of yours....lol

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sledz
Edited by: sledz  Feb 18, 07, 16:11  #77

Quoting: Frank
Have you been before?...if not how do you know?

My grandparents were from Shannon/Limerick area.
They came to the states after the war.
After my Grandfather passed my Grandma went back.

I`ve been there several times. Waterford and Dublin also.

Quoting: daffy
Sledz, get here quick! the standard here is dropping fast!

No dont tell me that... It was so good! do they still have Harp beer?

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daffy
  Feb 18, 07, 16:13  #78

Sledz, please dont drink harp...it is made from the river liffey

Ah no, im being mean sorry, The guiness is better here but we've noticed the taste not as good as it used to be

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Frank
  Feb 18, 07, 16:15  #79

Phew...that was close Sledz.....only 200 miles out...lol

So you are Irish...but you don't really know it...its so funny( pleasant...not nasty...) Sledz...to see 2/3/4 th generation Irish who've gone to the USA and for all intentional purposes are Americans......but to us, you've just had an extended vacation.....

Harp is still on the go.......brewed specially for absentee Irishmen....

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daffy
  Feb 18, 07, 16:17  #80

Quoting: Frank
brewed specially for absentee Irishmen....

hehehe well said

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sledz
  Feb 18, 07, 16:19  #81

Quoting: daffy
Sledz, please dont drink harp...it is made from the river liffey


I tried it but soon switch to the Guiness...... Is the river liffey really polluted?

Quoting: daffy
The guiness is better here but we've noticed the taste not as good as it used to be


It tastes good here but I noticed a big difference in Irleand

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sledz
  Feb 18, 07, 16:24  #82

Quoting: Frank
So you are Irish...but you don't really know it...its so funny( pleasant...not nasty...) Sledz...to see 2/3/4 th generation Irish who've gone to the USA and for all intentional purposes are Americans......but to us, you've just had an extended vacation.....

I love it when I go there!!
Always had a good timeand met some really good people !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

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daffy
  Feb 18, 07, 16:26  #83

great to hear

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Frank
Edited by: Frank  Feb 18, 07, 16:28  #84

Well.......same happens me when I go to Poland.....

Never been to the states Sledz......and probably never will......c'est la vie as they say in downtown LA

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daffy
  Feb 18, 07, 16:31  #85

yea, Poland is such a great country and Highly undervalued i think

It will become a huge economic entity within the EU in a decade!

I wager a pint of WarkA or Piast, your choice!

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sledz
  Feb 18, 07, 16:39  #86

Quoting: Frank
Never been to the states Sledz......and probably never will......


Youre not really missing that much... Irleand has plenty of everything

Its kind of the same but with different people.

I have to admit the Emerald Isle has to be one of the most beautiful places
I`ve ever seen..

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daffy
  Feb 18, 07, 16:40  #87

Quoting: sledz
the Emerald Isle has to be one of the most beautiful places
I`ve ever seen..


seconded!

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ola123 [Guest]
Edited by: ola123  Feb 18, 07, 16:47  #88

Awwww my old thread!

Ok if I remember correctly:

UK = Scotland, Wales, England

GB = Scotland, Wales, England, NI

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daffy
Edited by: daffy  Feb 18, 07, 16:53  #89

Quoting: ola123
Ok if I remember correctly:

UK = Scotland, Wales, England, NI


YES! and the EU is Ireland, GB, Denmark, France, Germany, Poland, Spain, Belgium, Holland, Italy, Portugal, Sweden, Finaland, Estonia, Lithuania, Bulgaria, Romania, Austria, Czech Republic, Slovakia, Slovenia...and so on :P

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ola123 [Guest]
  Feb 18, 07, 16:54  #90

I think I was wrong daf and edited

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