Nuke em....Sorted.
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Yes. I'm Irish. I am familiar with our constitution.Originally posted by original PM View PostDid you know that Ireland can effectively veto anything that the EU tries to put through by taking vote to its population?
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That's the spirit Jacob. Would be great for the country's morale to have another war. The ration books, the Vera Lynn albums, the letters from the home office to tell you your relations are dead. That's what makes Britain great !Originally posted by Yorkie62 View PostNuke em....Sorted.When freedom comes along, don't PISH in the water supply.....Comment
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He's also too thick to work out the prevailing wind direction.Originally posted by TestMangler View PostThat's the spirit Jacob. Would be great for the country's morale to have another war. The ration books, the Vera Lynn albums, the letters from the home office to tell you your relations are dead. That's what makes Britain great !Comment
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I'm too far North and East and who cares about the Southeast and home counties anyway.Originally posted by Old Greg View PostHe's also too thick to work out the prevailing wind direction.
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I also have Irish roots, and given that my grandmother was a Collins, and her family were from Cork, there is a very outside chance that I might be related to Michael Collins. I would dearly like Eire to rejoin the UK, or at least join the Commonwealth and perhaps have a parliamentary setup along the lines of the Scottish and Welsh Assemblies, with perhaps more powers. We could then drop the British and Irish title, and return to just calling the World's best rugby team "the Lions"!Originally posted by meridian View PostYes. I'm Irish. I am familiar with our constitution.
Doesn't seem such a horrendous idea to me!
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I dearly hope we're not related then. My mother-in-law is a Collins.Originally posted by JohntheBike View PostI also have Irish roots, and given that my grandmother was a Collins, and her family were from Cork, there is a very outside chance that I might be related to Michael Collins. I would dearly like Eire to rejoin the UK, or at least join the Commonwealth and perhaps have a parliamentary setup along the lines of the Scottish and Welsh Assemblies, with perhaps more powers. We could then drop the British and Irish title, and return to just calling the World's best rugby team "the Lions"!
Doesn't seem such a horrendous idea to me!
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well, if it's your mother-in-law who is a Collins, it would be your children that were related. However, it's pure fantasy. Having said that, given that the population of the British Isles in the early part of the 19th century was apparently less that 10 million, if you go back far enough, then there might be a link for all members of the Collins name.Originally posted by meridian View PostI dearly hope we're not related then. My mother-in-law is a Collins.
The Camerons and Boris claim to be descended from British Royalty, while Tom Hanks is clearly related to Abraham Lincoln.
Wasn't there some claim that all those who could trace their ancestors to having been in the British Isles in 1066, that they would all be related?
Others with the name Swayne claim links to King Sweyn, of Swansea fame.Comment
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Is she a sockie from Bridgwater?Originally posted by meridian View PostI dearly hope we're not related then. My mother-in-law is a Collins.Comment
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