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What's wrong with being Welsh anyway?
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aberllefenni
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- Jan 15, 2009
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TWLL TIN POB SAIS!
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colinpants
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- Jan 24, 2005
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Bunch of utter c*nts.
Twinkle Toes
Growing old disgracefully
Some of 'em are bloody 'orrible - & others are smashing.
Well fancy that?
Well fancy that?
Barrel of Fun
Abort, retry, fail
Wales is one of the best countries in the world. Sand dunes, beautiful beaches, mesmerising hills, beautfiul ladies, cracking rugby, exquisite voices and so on.
Cian
Well-known member
Nothing wrong with North Wales.
South Wales is one of only two places in the world I've been accused of being English (with less than satisfactory consequences if I was...).
South Wales is one of only two places in the world I've been accused of being English (with less than satisfactory consequences if I was...).
seagullsovergrimsby
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All together now -
"We're the pride of all Sussex ,
The top of the South ,
We hate the Scottish and we hate the WELSH ,
We are the Brighton , the Brighton FC ,
WE ARE THE NORTH STAND ARMY ,
la la la la ......."
"We're the pride of all Sussex ,
The top of the South ,
We hate the Scottish and we hate the WELSH ,
We are the Brighton , the Brighton FC ,
WE ARE THE NORTH STAND ARMY ,
la la la la ......."
Insel affe
HellBilly
glasfryn
cleaning up cat sick
We have lived in Wales for 25 years, and have never experianced the Welsh swapping from speaking English to Welsh, in the main it is a myth, and most people will carry that myth on forever.
The true fact is, the vast majority of people living in Wales (certainly South Wales which i think this thread is about in the main) can't utter a word of Welsh if they wanted to
As MacKenzie states above, the people in the main are fine people, there are good and bad in every town / country etc, in fact I can honestly say I have had the unfortunate experiance of coming across some right ignorant twats at away games, and unfortunatly they were in the away section, as i said, good and bad in everyone.
In my many years of living in Wales, all the adverse comments I have come across, have normally come from people who have little of no experiance of visiting Wales for decent periods of time.
About swapping the languages most of those in our village will actually swap to English if you join their conversation.
We are very unfortunate in that we have crap neighbours but then we could be living anywhere and have crap neighbours on the whole most I'v met have been very friendly.
and the NHS might be a bit behind but it has a definite advantage in the caring stakes over England its more of a cottage type NHS
and as you get older you come to realise this about all nationalities
can I have a date with number 2
The Spanish
Well-known member
some interesting comments on this thread. good job the Welsh aren't brown isnt it.
On the Left Wing
KIT NAPIER
To answer the original question in a calm, measured tone.
The only thing wrong with being Welsh is the feckin' neighbours...
My neighbours are quite nice .... but there are some rough parts of Wrexham!
Deportivo Seagull
I should coco
i like the welsh, but it shouldn't get in the way of some friendly abuse. A Welsh lad I was in the Navy with contacted after 20 years with the words 'Oi you English bastard' a very enjoyable 20 minutes ensued.
As for the changing over when they hear you speak English. Happened to me once in The Douglas Arms, Bethesda. The Fleet Air Arm had an outward bound center (read sh*thole) there and we used to pop in for a pint after trapsing over the hills. It only happened once as the Welsh lad with us took offense a promptly gave them both barrels in Welsh, much to the locals surprise. He was from Neath, his view was that the English weren't the problem it was the bastards from up north, he referred to them as Scouses but without the brains
As for the changing over when they hear you speak English. Happened to me once in The Douglas Arms, Bethesda. The Fleet Air Arm had an outward bound center (read sh*thole) there and we used to pop in for a pint after trapsing over the hills. It only happened once as the Welsh lad with us took offense a promptly gave them both barrels in Welsh, much to the locals surprise. He was from Neath, his view was that the English weren't the problem it was the bastards from up north, he referred to them as Scouses but without the brains
On the Left Wing
KIT NAPIER
Happened to me once in The Douglas Arms, Bethesda. He was from Neath, his view was that the English weren't the problem it was the bastards from up north, he referred to them as Scouses but without the brains
The Douglas Arms!! Isn't that the pub where the landlord only deals in pounds shillings and pence?... and gives your change converting it aloud!! Weird place!
bhaexpress
New member
Wales is forgiven
On the Left Wing
KIT NAPIER
and how many Welsh players do we currently have?
Deportivo Seagull
I should coco
Oh Yes, mind you this was back in 1981 when I was a mere baby sailor.
The other highlight was when we first walked into town we went past a wooden bus stop on which was much graffiti, some of which was Welsh. The lad from Neath and one from Merthyr started laughing, it transpired that the local freedom fighters had written 'english go home' on the bus stop ... in Welsh