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Originally posted by turbowoowoo View PostReally?
A 'friend' of mine said its compulsory to have been on Jeremy Kyle at least once before your 18 if youre welsh?
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Originally posted by zeitghostWe're lulling you into a false sense of security.
Watch out for packets of fava beans & bottles of chianti.
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Originally posted by original PM View Post...and it was lovely.
And so were the people!
It is a real laugh at work, everyone appears to have a wicked sense of humour, and the Welsh are very chatty, which is refreshing compared to where we currently live.
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Originally posted by worzelGummidge View PostIt is a shame what happened to Wales after the pits closed. It's as though the heart was ripped out.
Wales is really nice as a country.
There are some really struggling places though in mid-Wales and the North West.
1) It was no longer economically viable
2) Digging rocks out of the ground with your hands is not really something a 1st world country should be doing in the 21st century.
Not even going to go on about miners lung and god knows how many other awful ailments are got from that sort of labour.
Having said all that I love Wales - I live quite near the border near North Wales and spent a large number of cub camps on the fields near St Asaph and in fact just last summer we went for a few days break in Caernarfon and it was lovely.
And so were the people!
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Cant we get them fighting the Zulus again ? That was good fun that was and it gets the unemployment figures down.
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Originally posted by turbowoowoo View PostReally?
A 'friend' of mine said its compulsory to have been on Jeremy Kyle at least once before your 18 if youre welsh?
Still look on the bright side: you prove that "pob tyn twll sais" is totally accurate.
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Originally posted by stek View PostIs it or am I wrong?
I have no problem with the Welsh or Welsh language or culture, banter is ok but this is a bit OTT surely?
A 'friend' of mine said its compulsory to have been on Jeremy Kyle at least once before your 18 if youre welsh?
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Is it or am I wrong?
I have no problem with the Welsh or Welsh language or culture, banter is ok but this is a bit OTT surely?
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Originally posted by turbowoowoo View PostIt must be around 97% surely?
I know this because I asked Google:
https://www.google.co.uk/search?q=Wh...NoKC7gawtIH4Bg
http://www.assembly.wales/Research%2...33-English.pdf
And most of those are in South Wales.
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Originally posted by tomtomagain View PostYou wrong.
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It is a shame what happened to Wales after the pits closed. It's as though the heart was ripped out.
Wales is really nice as a country.
There are some really struggling places though in mid-Wales and the North West.
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Originally posted by turbowoowoo View PostWhat have stats ever proved ?
You wrong.
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100%. It's also 100% in Scotland and 100% in NI. The English are paying for it all
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