Britain flushes Argentina
Diplomacy cuk style.
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The Falkland issue can easily be solved by either giving independence to the islands or by bringing them in as part as the UK and giving the islanders the vote and an MP in parliament. The French have done the latter to there ex-colonies and it works fine.
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Very good GJ.
In England we pick on Bill Posters.
Perhaps they are related, having the 'one of life's victims' gene.
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In the land of my fathers at the exit to every car park you see a sign that reads 'ALLAN' which is Welsh followed by the English translation which is 'OUT'.
Does that read better?
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Originally posted by gingerjedi View PostI've noticed Allan isn't very popular in Wales either.Originally posted by gingerjedi View PostC'mon Zeity, I've been waiting to use that one for ages.
Popular, no. Correct, yes.
Edit: Seems I completely misse your point.
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Originally posted by gingerjedi View PostIn the land of my fathers at the exit to every car park you see a sign that reads 'ALLAN' in welsh followed by 'OUT' in English.
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In the land of my fathers at the exit to every car park you see a sign that reads 'ALLAN' in welsh followed by 'OUT' in English.
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Originally posted by gingerjedi View PostI've noticed Allan isn't very popular in Wales either.
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Originally posted by zeitghostOr until all the oil has gone, then the Argies can have it.
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Originally posted by zeitghostOr until all the oil has gone, then the Argies can have it.
Which went down well with the electorate.
Hence the decision to invade Iraq in 2003.
Which sort of didn't.
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Originally posted by stek View Postbut really, it's a crappy bit of land too far away. With potentially billions in untapped oil reserves
I think it comes down to the fact that simply the inhabitants want to remain British, so we must protect them as long as they do.
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Originally posted by zeitghost
Clue 1: don't feck with the rugby, boyo, they don't forget things like that around here.
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