Being Welsh
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Re: Being Welsh
Obviously this test is not a true representation of how you could be expected to be treated as a pom in oz.
The Welsh are of course a class above the english and are afforded better treatment here in oz. The Welsh and Australians have something in common: We both cant stand bladdy whinging pommies..... innit like... allright butt ?
The Welsh are of course a class above the english and are afforded better treatment here in oz. The Welsh and Australians have something in common: We both cant stand bladdy whinging pommies..... innit like... allright butt ?
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Re: Being Welsh
Obviously this test is not a true representation of how you could be expected to be treated as a pom in oz.
The Welsh are of course a class above the english and are afforded better treatment here in oz. The Welsh and Australians have something in common: We both cant stand bladdy whinging pommies..... innit like... allright butt ?
The Welsh are of course a class above the english and are afforded better treatment here in oz. The Welsh and Australians have something in common: We both cant stand bladdy whinging pommies..... innit like... allright butt ?
Too general!!
Its them from down Sarf that whinge, you know the ones that talk like they came straight off the set of Eastenders and had a friend who once appeared in the Sweeny. "Gor Blimey Guvnor, cant get no bleeding tea bags here"
Too hot, not like home, these crisps are deezgusting! etc etc
IMHO of course
Like innit
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Re: Being Welsh
Too general!!
Its them from down Sarf that whinge, you know the ones that talk like they came straight off the set of Eastenders and had a friend who once appeared in the Sweeny. "Gor Blimey Guvnor, cant get no bleeding tea bags here"
Too hot, not like home, these crisps are deezgusting! etc etc
IMHO of course
Like innit
Its them from down Sarf that whinge, you know the ones that talk like they came straight off the set of Eastenders and had a friend who once appeared in the Sweeny. "Gor Blimey Guvnor, cant get no bleeding tea bags here"
Too hot, not like home, these crisps are deezgusting! etc etc
IMHO of course
Like innit
I think that it is those cloth cap ferret breeding black pudding northern types that moan the ones that sound like they have just walked off a set of corrie or emmerdale
IMHO of course
ps the Welsh don't like us because they know that we are superior and are the master race
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I think that it is those cloth cap ferret breeding black pudding northern types that moan the ones that sound like they have just walked off a set of corrie or emmerdale
IMHO of course
ps the Welsh don't like us because they know that we are superior and are the master race
IMHO of course
ps the Welsh don't like us because they know that we are superior and are the master race
You mean the ones that smoke roll ups, walk their whippet like, look like they are either from a Lawrie painting or Seth from Emmerdale?
Oh an notoriously mean with money
The Welsh love everybody Scots, Irish some english oh and lots of sheep!
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Total rubbish. As an English person (or rather a person with an English accent - I have a Welsh grandmother) I have lived in Wales for 20 years and never heard one comment about this. In fact, apart from gentle ribbing about the accent, there has never been one problem stemming from being English. The cottage burning was a 1970's phenononem. (sp?)
In fact, the people of the South Wales Coast are bemoaning the fact that the English middle Classes are currently not looking to buy second homes as it is having a knock on effect in the local economy.
In fact, the people of the South Wales Coast are bemoaning the fact that the English middle Classes are currently not looking to buy second homes as it is having a knock on effect in the local economy.
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Re: Being Welsh
I don't think people from Ceredigion like people from Pembrokeshire so don't take it personally
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Ironically, the North Welsh aren't always that keen on the South Welsh and vice versa. Different accents, different words and different habits. And having grown up near Anglesey (on the North Wales coast), I remember hearing mutterings from those living on the mainland about the type of people who lived on the island...
Maybe there's no group of people so small that one half won't start putting down the other half!
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Maybe there's no group of people so small that one half won't start putting down the other half!
Cheers
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Re: Being Welsh
Ironically, the North Welsh aren't always that keen on the South Welsh and vice versa. Different accents, different words and different habits. And having grown up near Anglesey (on the North Wales coast), I remember hearing mutterings from those living on the mainland about the type of people who lived on the island...
Maybe there's no group of people so small that one half won't start putting down the other half!
Cheers
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Maybe there's no group of people so small that one half won't start putting down the other half!
Cheers
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This was the local pub (only one,think there were only about 300 inhabitants in Llangeitho - still had 2 churches tho!) http://www.threehorseshoe.net/index.htm saw this beer garden more than a few times in my childhood
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Re: Being Welsh
Something like that!
This was the local pub (only one,think there were only about 300 inhabitants in Llangeitho - still had 2 churches tho!) http://www.threehorseshoe.net/index.htm saw this beer garden more than a few times in my childhood
This was the local pub (only one,think there were only about 300 inhabitants in Llangeitho - still had 2 churches tho!) http://www.threehorseshoe.net/index.htm saw this beer garden more than a few times in my childhood
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Re: Being Welsh
http://www.bbc.co.uk/wales/mid/sites...ulie_lyn.shtml
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That's the one. Remember it being big news at the time but didn't really understand what was going on.
http://www.bbc.co.uk/wales/mid/sites...ulie_lyn.shtml
http://www.bbc.co.uk/wales/mid/sites...ulie_lyn.shtml