Their race against the grave

Evmetro said:
Conservatives love pussy. Christians love pussy too.
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But it's a sin to look at pussy that doesn't belong to your wife.
So when a Righty has a picture of a girl homosexually feeling up another girl, but then claims to be a Christian, I just find it kinda funny. It's like a business-owner not giving their employees any say, then claiming to be a Communist.
 
Bill said:
What exactly does that mean in English??

But to my question, are you saying that the Cymro' or highly mixed??
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We are the Cymry, a word which means 'fellow-countrymen', whereas 'Welsh' is a foreign word for 'foreigner', which we are not. It is a small country that was made up of a number of principalities which, like the Greek cities, were normally fighting one another, a fact that the Normans, after they'd conquered England in a few weeks, were able to use in the two hundred years they took over us. Their usual game was to charge in in force, build a castle, and then use it to rob the locals, until we next beat them, as we'd beaten the Germans and the Danes. The result was a series of lordships and principalities all busy fighting one another and using different mixtures of native and Norman laws. The result has been an interesting mix, further complicated by large foreign settlement (we were the first fully industrialised country, at the turn of the twentieth century our comparative immigration rate was actually higher than that of the 'States). WE had Flemings in Pembrokeshire since way back too, then 'Lascar' seamen and Chinese in Cardiff, not to mention Italian 'Bracchi shops' in all the mining communities. So, even before we get onto the politics, we are very varied. The language shift has produced even more complexities. Nuff?
 
iolo said:
We are the Cymry, a word which means 'fellow-countrymen', whereas 'Welsh' is a foreign word for 'foreigner', which we are not. It is a small country that was made up of a number of principalities which, like the Greek cities, were normally fighting one another, a fact that the Normans, after they'd conquered England in a few weeks, were able to use in the two hundred years they took over us. Their usual game was to charge in in force, build a castle, and then use it to rob the locals, until we next beat them, as we'd beaten the Germans and the Danes. The result was a series of lordships and principalities all busy fighting one another and using different mixtures of native and Norman laws. The result has been an interesting mix, further complicated by large foreign settlement (we were the first fully industrialised country, at the turn of the twentieth century our comparative immigration rate was actually higher than that of the 'States). WE had Flemings in Pembrokeshire since way back too, then 'Lascar' seamen and Chinese in Cardiff, not to mention Italian 'Bracchi shops' in all the mining communities. So, even before we get onto the politics, we are very varied. The language shift has produced even more complexities. Nuff?
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Impressive, took them that long to conquer Wales.. SO Wales is prob not the original name either?? Wasn't aware of those other groups going there.. Are they mixed in or did they stay separate??
 
Bill said:
Impressive, took them that long to conquer Wales.. SO Wales is prob not the original name either?? Wasn't aware of those other groups going there.. Are they mixed in or did they stay separate??
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They mixed.but in different measures in different places. Our country was originally (in Roman times, that is) part of Britannia Prima, one of the two of five provinces that didn't go in for German mercenaries, and we were originally known, except to the mercenaries as 'British', which name was taken over by the others when they united. We are the only bit of Britain that has kept the original language of the British, Cymraeg ('Welsh'). It's quite an interesting country to live in, much misunderstood.
 
Into the Night said:
I'm looking at the pussy across the street from my house right now. She belongs to my neighbors wife.

I don't feel like I committed a sin.
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I said that in a discussion about Christianity.
If you don't believe in a religion that says lust is a sin, then of course you wouldn't feel that way.
 
iolo said:
They mixed.but in different measures in different places. Our country was originally (in Roman times, that is) part of Britannia Prima, one of the two of five provinces that didn't go in for German mercenaries, and we were originally known, except to the mercenaries as 'British', which name was taken over by the others when they united. We are the only bit of Britain that has kept the original language of the British, Cymraeg ('Welsh'). It's quite an interesting country to live in, much misunderstood.
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Yea, it is.. I am part but really know almost nothing about the place..
 
Into the Night said:
I'm looking at the pussy across the street from my house right now. She belongs to my neighbors wife.

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