Admin 29 | 1,504 Administrator 31 Oct 2007 / #31Iwould say that this one, would make sense.I would frankly say this would make logical sense as well:Polonia UK, Ireland, Scotland, and Walesbut it's too long ;).
Vincent 9 | 892 31 Oct 2007 / #32Polonia UK, Ireland, Scotland, and Waleshehe.. but Scotland and Wales is already in the UK ;) so it makes no sense to me.
szarlotka 8 | 2,208 31 Oct 2007 / #33Up market solution - Polonia, Albion, Caledonia, Hibernia and whatver Latin name we can make up for Wales
szkotja2007 27 | 1,498 31 Oct 2007 / #36respect us as our own sovereign country.I think this is the main point Babylon2007 was making.
osiol 55 | 3,921 31 Oct 2007 / #37whatver Latin name we can make up for WalesCambria not good enough, eh?
szarlotka 8 | 2,208 31 Oct 2007 / #38I think this is the main point Babylon2007 was making.Correctly so too.
Wroclaw 44 | 5,379 31 Oct 2007 / #39Erin. That's nice and romantic. If it was good enough for the poets it's good enough for me.
szarlotka 8 | 2,208 31 Oct 2007 / #40Cambria not good enough, eh?Clever clogs or hooves or whatever. It's been a long day, my brian's addled and I have forgotten how to drive google.
osiol 55 | 3,921 31 Oct 2007 / #41I have forgotten how to drive googleIs google something you drive?When you drive it, do you need goggles?Aren't draught animals required these days?Who needs google anyway?
szarlotka 8 | 2,208 31 Oct 2007 / #42Who needs google anyway?A hush has fallen upon our household. Bateman cartoon like looks are being thrown. I think we might need a resucitation team for the youngest szarlotka.
z_darius 14 | 3,965 31 Oct 2007 / #43If there is a vote... at the risk of being torn apart by some Canadian members: I'd vote for Ireland having its own forum, separate form the UK. Even if it's at the cost of merging US and Canada into North America.
osiol 55 | 3,921 31 Oct 2007 / #44We have a member living in Belgium (if he's still around)Polonia - FlandersPolonia - Walloonia
Admin 29 | 1,504 Administrator 31 Oct 2007 / #45I'd vote for Ireland having its own forum, separate form the UK.Republic of Ireland or Northern Ireland :)?
daffy 23 | 1,500 31 Oct 2007 / #46As an Irish person (south) Ive no bother with UK & Ireland. As Uk is 58m and Ireland is 3.5m (then add foreigners of which up to 200k is polish)UK & Ireland would best represent the Polish scenario on the Isles. IMHo
z_darius 14 | 3,965 31 Oct 2007 / #49Republic of Ireland or Northern Ireland :)What's the full official name of United Kingdom? ;)
z_darius 14 | 3,965 31 Oct 2007 / #51Polonia - UK and Ireland it is :)I thought it would be in alphabetical order :)
osiol 55 | 3,921 31 Oct 2007 / #53Double titles usually work better with the short name first.UK (2 syllables) & Ireland (3 syllables)Oscar & HammersteinLennon & McCartneyDollond & AitchisonMarks & Spencersh!t & shovel
z_darius 14 | 3,965 31 Oct 2007 / #54Double titles usually work better with the short name first.UK (2 syllables) & Ireland (3 syllables)Yeah, I think so to, and I also think UK should be spelled out fully, out of respect for the country.oops! that would make Ireland the shorter of the two names ;)
Admin 29 | 1,504 Administrator 31 Oct 2007 / #55I thought it would be in alphabetical order :)Hmm, but 10 times more people think otherwise:UK and Ireland- 1,5M resultsIreland and UK - 0.15M results
PolskaDoll 28 | 2,099 31 Oct 2007 / #56Yeah, I think so to, and I also think UK should be spelled out fully, out of respect for the country.be we usually say "UK and Ireland" in quick speech - not United Kingdom and Ireland (or the even longer name :)
osiol 55 | 3,921 31 Oct 2007 / #57Hmm, but 10 times more people think otherwiseThat is not otherwise. That is the way round I had said.Don't mention Bacharach & David.
z_darius 14 | 3,965 31 Oct 2007 / #58the light of the overwhelming evidence...oh well, at least I tried :)
Liza 3 | 111 31 Oct 2007 / #59Maybe I should start a petition for the Australian section to be re-named Australia, the South Pacific and New Zealand....except well the last census in NZ recorded less than 2,000 people claiming Polish heritage in NZ.
