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Come Inside... => Saloon Bar => Topic started by: Just One More on June 13, 2015, 11:25:51 AM
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How many times can that man mention the welsh per hour. He even called the Irish Guards the welsh guards at one point and apologised censored:
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How many times can that man mention the welsh per hour. He even called the Irish Guards the welsh guards at one point and apologised censored:
Trooping the Colour perchance?
To be fair his recent documentary on the Welsh speaking parts of Patagonia was very good. The problem is he should not be allowed to broadcast on national TV as frankly Welsh is only interesting for 5 seconds and tolerable for 5 minutes.
On a weirdly related point, I discovered the other week that my born, bred and died in Kent grandfather fought in WW1 in the Royal Welsh Fusiliers. How does that happen?
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How many times can that man mention the welsh per hour. He even called the Irish Guards the welsh guards at one point and apologised censored:
Trooping the Colour perchance?
To be fair his recent documentary on the Welsh speaking parts of Patagonia was very good. The problem is he should not be allowed to broadcast on national TV as frankly Welsh is only interesting for 5 seconds and tolerable for 5 minutes.
On a weirdly related point, I discovered the other week that my born, bred and died in Kent grandfather fought in WW1 in the Royal Welsh Fusiliers. How does that happen?
rubschin:
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How many times can that man mention the welsh per hour. He even called the Irish Guards the welsh guards at one point and apologised censored:
Trooping the Colour perchance?
To be fair his recent documentary on the Welsh speaking parts of Patagonia was very good. The problem is he should not be allowed to broadcast on national TV as frankly Welsh is only interesting for 5 seconds and tolerable for 5 minutes.
On a weirdly related point, I discovered the other week that my born, bred and died in Kent grandfather fought in WW1 in the Royal Welsh Fusiliers. How does that happen?
It was prolly before they had real maps. angel1
Huw Edwards = Sneering Welsh git.
Eamon Holmes = Sneering self opinionated Irish git.
Both cockscombles IMO
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How many times can that man mention the welsh per hour. He even called the Irish Guards the welsh guards at one point and apologised censored:
Trooping the Colour perchance?
To be fair his recent documentary on the Welsh speaking parts of Patagonia was very good. The problem is he should not be allowed to broadcast on national TV as frankly Welsh is only interesting for 5 seconds and tolerable for 5 minutes.
On a weirdly related point, I discovered the other week that my born, bred and died in Kent grandfather fought in WW1 in the Royal Welsh Fusiliers. How does that happen?
It was prolly before they had real maps. angel1
Huw Edwards = Sneering Welsh git.
Eamon Holmes = Sneering self opinionated Irish git.
Both cockscombles IMO
rubschin:
Is cockswomble the correct plural?
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How many times can that man mention the welsh per hour. He even called the Irish Guards the welsh guards at one point and apologised censored:
Trooping the Colour perchance?
To be fair his recent documentary on the Welsh speaking parts of Patagonia was very good. The problem is he should not be allowed to broadcast on national TV as frankly Welsh is only interesting for 5 seconds and tolerable for 5 minutes.
On a weirdly related point, I discovered the other week that my born, bred and died in Kent grandfather fought in WW1 in the Royal Welsh Fusiliers. How does that happen?
It was prolly before they had real maps. angel1
Huw Edwards = Sneering Welsh git.
Eamon Holmes = Sneering self opinionated Irish git.
Both cockscombles IMO
rubschin:
Is cockswomble the correct plural?
Cockswombles is the plural used when the subjects are greedy useless sneering tossmongers as opposed to just being useless sneering tossmongers. More commonly used when describing the Government, establishment or Premiership football teams. :thumbsup: