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Re: What is it with the Yanks?
Originally posted by Robbie Doyle Toxteth has a capital "T" and it would be Toxteth Costa, apology sent in advance. I'm glad you are sorry, wouldn't want to have to wait until tomorrow morning to receive your gracious retreat on the matter :rolleyes: |
Some intresting points. manc is right, the Scots never had any land taken, they joined the union after disasterous atempts to set up trade routes and the eventual bribing of scottish nobles to sign the act of union. It was good for us, most of the great inventors and poets came after the act and industry flourished. Wales was a different matter...the English just kind of aquired the land without them noticing. :D
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Re: What is it with the Yanks?
Originally posted by manc1976 Toxteth it is then, wouldn't want to insult the place now would I, the fine fishing village on the estuary that it is. I'm glad you are sorry, wouldn't want to have to wait until tomorrow morning to receive your gracious retreat on the matter :rolleyes: Scouser goes into a shop in manchester (without capital M) "Hey Pal! any turps?" Mancunian "Yer woh? Music turps or Video Turps" Retreat? nah :D |
Originally posted by jambo_2004 Wales was a different matter...the English just kind of acquired the land without them noticing. :D Cornwall was a similar story, as late as the 19th century you can find legal references to it being "extraterritorial to the English crown". Then the Local Government Act 1888 suddenly made it an English county with the stroke of a pen. I can see precious little evidence of the Cornish people ever having consented to this. |
I can see precious little evidence of the Cornish people ever having consented to this. [/QUOTE]
neither did they contest...? Manc...just ban the troll, he's not as big or clever as he thinks he is |
Why do people constantly bang the drum about Cornwall not being in England?
Personally if they don't want to be part of England then let them piss off IMO. Let them take their share of the national debt with them and lets see how Penzance and Newquay does on their own. I don't owe the cornish anything. |
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Originally posted by manc1976 Why do people constantly bang the drum about Cornwall not being in England? Personally if they don't want to be part of England then let them piss off IMO. Let them take their share of the national debt with them and lets see how Penzance and Newquay does on their own. I don't owe the cornish anything. |
a nice pleasant addition to the debate.
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Originally posted by manc1976 Why do people constantly bang the drum about Cornwall not being in England? Personally if they don't want to be part of England then let them piss off IMO. Let them take their share of the national debt with them and lets see how Penzance and Newquay does on their own. I don't owe the cornish anything. Cornwall could never survive outside of England. There is no tin left, and cornering the pasty market is not enough to drive the local economy. |
Originally posted by Oggie Oi! but few Cornish take it seriously. Most see it as just good fun - a source of regional pride. |
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Originally posted by Oggie Oi! Being Cornish, I can say that the independence movement is more about identity and heritage than anything else, but few Cornish take it seriously. Most see it as just good fun - a source of regional pride. Cornwall could never survive outside of England. There is no tin left, and cornering the pasty market is not enough to drive the local economy. |
Originally posted by manc1976 ooh like the SNP and Plaid Cymru then ;) |
Originally posted by Robbie Doyle You forgot the Man U and Liverpool replica shirt market as well. Identity? we could all come that lark, the next thing we'll have is some Troggs or Haggis bashers telling us they want nation status. UK Ltd it is, UK Ltd it will stay. Get used to it. |
Originally posted by Oggie Oi! Cornwall could never survive outside of England. |
Originally posted by taira I remember 7/11. I remember sitting there stunned watching all that happened. ;) |
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