Another pointless thread
Posted 16/10/2013 - 12:33
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Gwynn, I refuse to believe that happened in England; it was the Scottish Highlands surely?
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Posted 16/10/2013 - 14:56
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I've seen it on a TV cooking program. But can't remember the name of the chef that's noted for shouting at his customers
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Posted 16/10/2013 - 16:36
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One of the funniest sites I've read in a long time. Never gets tired-
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Posted 16/10/2013 - 16:46
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I'm not naming names. It is in a tiny village in Kent, and I don't want SIL to suffer anything more than a leg pulling for the incident. If I name names everyone will know who was involved and it could get nasty for her.
Not run by a Fawlty or an effing chef either.
Certainly a birthday to remember anyway.
Nice website Pa!
Not run by a Fawlty or an effing chef either.
Certainly a birthday to remember anyway.
Nice website Pa!
Posted 16/10/2013 - 16:52
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gartmore wrote:
Gwynn, I refuse to believe that happened in England; it was the Scottish Highlands surely?
I think that Gwen's earlier comment rules out that theory!Gwynn, I refuse to believe that happened in England; it was the Scottish Highlands surely?
Gwyn wrote:
The menu was on a chalkboard, and there was a wide choice of dishes listed. Something for everyone.
The menu was on a chalkboard, and there was a wide choice of dishes listed. Something for everyone.
Posted 16/10/2013 - 17:00
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tyronet2000 wrote:
So how do we avoid it if we don't know the name, on the other hand, avoid that part of the country altogether. Is there any point in being south of the Humber or east of Wales
Surely the entire rest of the country is east of Wales?So how do we avoid it if we don't know the name, on the other hand, avoid that part of the country altogether. Is there any point in being south of the Humber or east of Wales
In fact the only way you could not be east of Wales would be being in Wales. Which is only acceptable if there's a rugby match on or you're getting the ferry to Ireland.
Posted 16/10/2013 - 17:20
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Wales used to extend well into Cumbria - have a look at place names and there are lots of clues there.
The British Isles (if that's what it is these days, United Kingdom if you prefer) has seen many Kingdoms within it in the long course of history.
The British Isles (if that's what it is these days, United Kingdom if you prefer) has seen many Kingdoms within it in the long course of history.
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Posted 16/10/2013 - 17:53
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johnriley wrote:
Wales used to extend well into Cumbria...
Truer to say that Welsh was the language up as far as Cumbria- and further North too- e.g. the town of Penicuik, just outside Edinburgh, was apparently originally Pen-y-Cuik: old Welsh! Wales used to extend well into Cumbria...
Pointless or what?
Posted 17/10/2013 - 08:00
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The only place outside Wales that welsh is spoken is a small area in Argentina.
Welsh miners went there in the 19th century and took the language with them..
...so if you want to speak welsh you have a very wide choice of destinations..
Welsh miners went there in the 19th century and took the language with them..
...so if you want to speak welsh you have a very wide choice of destinations..
Cheers, HG
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