British men don't really like women

Ok them, Mr


Do you often see Welsh people wearing


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Have you really never seen Welsh traditional costumes worn in celebration of their culture and history?
That applies to Irish and Scots too.
You really must be an idiot.
I thought you were British.
Obviously I was wrong,as you don't have a clue about The British Isles.

Of course

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And are your gammons at the the Society of St George wearing 'traditional costumes"?


At a dance contest maybe...

Or this

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It would suit you, but wouldn't look too great on the streets of Abertawe

Ahh that was lovely you see.

Something really sexy about the Welsh in national costume, beats the British morris man hands down.

No they don't.
And your use of the word gammons betrays you again!!!
You really don't like The English do you?
Where are you from?

Dude you really are out of your depth here. He doesn't like Brexiteers. Doesn't like your views and political stance. Let me spell it for you he is English.

He doesn't hate the English, He hate some English. Those whom he consider to be backwards, xenophobic, racist and dumb.

Geez, try to keep up sir.

He is F with you. In a language you might understand - he is trying to get your goat. That is painfully obvious.

Don't underestimate me mate,I know exactly what he is doing and want to expose him for what he is.

Hit. Nail. Head...

The more you post,the more you expose yourself(Pun intended)

There's a pun in there?

England no longer exists as a country. Try picking it out from a drop down list when you fill in any online form asking where you were born.

I used to see the words 'Made in England' on all sorts of products. Nowadays it would be considered 'racist' to use such a phrase....

The only manifestations you see of England are in sport - football, rugby, cricket etc

... I still consider myself English, but any form where you are supposed to mark your ethnicity, English is not included, and definitely not White English

I prefer Polish :-)

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That is largely true,but the same goes for Scottish and Welsh.

Would it?

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But you have white British so I don't see why you wrote ' and definately not white English ' . I assume you wanted to make it sound as if white ppl are discriminated but yoou should check your facts first.

Not exactly on the subject but close..
The US census forms always forget Europe. There is Africa as in "African American" but no Europe as it would be in European American - like me. That is why I refuse to check off "white". I would if they had red, yellow, and brown, but they don't because somebody may be offended. "White" offends me and I want reparations for the years of my unbearable suffering.

I hate to break this to you but your 'Made in England' teapot has a British flag on it... which simply reinforces the fact that England no longer exists.

Really?


Who knew?


It certainly exists...

don't be ridiculous. Al it means is that there is no longer any industry in England.

It has been replaced by Made in Great Britain or Produced in Great Britain.

no it hasn't, there is very little produced in 'Great Britain'.
if it doesn't say 'made in England' it wd say 'made in China'

Not true.

My fridge is full of British produce.

Plenty of Polish too :-)

Are you sure its British? In german supermarkets half of the fresh produce comes from elsewhere, especially during the Winter...

Milk,eggs,sausages,cheddar cheese,Stilton cheese,beer,Aberdeen Angus Steak,Wiltshere ham and a chicken all British produce.

But I have some Polish beer,bozcek and kielbasa too!


Same here,mainly out of season fruit and vegetables.

"Angus steak", huh? :)

*goes looking for something to eat*

We certainly don't in Ireland. There is really no such thing as a traditional Irish costume though attempts have been made to 'invent' one since the 1880s. The nearest thing you'll get is the Galway shawl or the Kinsale cloak. The hideous, garish costumes worn by Irish dancers from the 1960s onwards are a modern invention. At least since Riverdance toned it down, we don't see as much of them, thank God.


Well now.........actually England is a superb example of a country that has enormous respect for their culture, heritage and history, as you'd have seen for yourself if you'd ever visited England.

Respect and celebration are not the same thing,I was thinking more in the sense of the saints days being celebrated.
Your judgement of character must be very poor if you still think I'm not what and who I say I am..........do you still think I'm Rich Mazur???LOL!!

I'm flattered........