Any poles here who live in north west of England ?

Hello.I was wondering if there are any poles here who live in the north west of England ? I live in that part of England.I would love to make friends with you : )

hi beth
theres bloody hundreds, just pop in to your local tesco's or go to a polish club x

Also are there any Norwegians ? : )

Hehe, I live in the northern England in a part called Scotland (:

You do realise the entire Scottish nation has just taken out a fatwah on you for calling them English :)

Cat is now firmly among the pigeons.

Sassenachs rool ko

Oooh thin ice Bart, thin ice... :)

Has Salman Rushdie published his survival guide yet?

I think I may know someone who needs a copy ;)

Nothing but love for ya Bart.

lol - he can get the first one printed :)

I think he has but on previous form you will fall asleep reading it before the end of Page 4

but is is big enough to use as a weapon of defence?

I doubt Bart has enough time to read it, not now anyway....

True the pubs of Sauchiehall Street will have emptied as the regulars form mean vigilante groups baying for Bart's blood.

Well, thank you, everybody deserves to be loved (:

I don't have any reasons to be worried. I'm so skinny that I'm almost invisible (people seem not to notice me in the streets).

Surely not Gers' supporters :D

lol!

Care Not was made to care

yur doomed

I'm doomed anyway, so being doomed twice really doesn't make any difference.

think positive :)

Like: 'Better fast death from the hands of a band of Scots armed with claymores than being eaten slowly by crocodiles' ?

well I've misplaced my claymore so I won't be one of that band ;p

A Scot without any claymore ? I cannae imagine it :D

am gittin a new wan the mora





lol

The Buchan Scots dialect of north-east Scotland exhibits a unique phonological phenomenon: vowel harmony is blocked by intervening consonants that have no secondary articulation or other obvious characteristic that should make them opaque to harmony.

Lol too (:

I live in a part of the Irish Far East called England.

lol :)

If I'm honest I dislike my own dialect - and the accent..........

Well, I heard that Scots and Irish get on quite well, so... I guess you're after me as well...

Unlike you, I like it (: And I reckon I'm getting used to it and I understand it better and better (I can sometimes catch Rab's drift :).

It really depends on various factors.
Enough Irish don't get on with other Irish, Scots the same, ditto the English.
North and South Welsh aren't always best of friends.
Otherwise, in Britain, we're like one big happy family.

There are loads of brilliant and beautiful accents across the British Isles.
Even the West Midlands doesn't always sound hideous!