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Originally posted by gazbom56
Your getting some ATS points back anyway
and you've turned my thread into a cooking contest.
Originally posted by lw2525
Um ... cabbage crates coming over the briny?
Don't know if the Brits are God's chosen people, but they gave us Emma Peele, The Stone Roses, and Fawlty Towers. Gotta love em for that!
Originally posted by Shazam The Unbowed
Originally posted by TheOmen
As for cuisine, I want to hear more from this american kid, come on tell us more of your fantastic grub? You do know that without us Brits, you wouldn't exist?
Most of your population is people from England Ireland Scotland and Wales emigrating to the US.
Peace out
tO
In the sens that those worth anything had the balls to go across the ocean, leaving you with only the wilted and weakened stock that has led you to your great decline? Yeah. We took the best of y'all with us when we left, and we left you, what was leftover.
Originally posted by shuck
reply to post by Shazam The Unbowed
Actually ...I was involved in the mixed martial arts scene for a long time,,..and internationally...I have a bloody good idea!! lol
but at the end of the day you already have a set opinion!!
Originally posted by Wotan
You poor misguided fool. The ones that left England to go to America were the bloody rejects of English Society. They were not pilgrims they were virtually deported. I suggest you read up on the history of the so-called pilgrim fathers from a European perspective not the 'fluffy cuddly' version you have been spoon-fed for generations.
Haha, it always makes me laugh when i hear about the Pilgrim Fathers - good bloody riddance.
Where the hell do you get your information about the UK from ........ comic books. You have absolutely NO FLAMING IDEA. I would pit my freedoms against yours anytime.
Only one-third of respondents in a new survey of British adults believe free speech exists in their country, and only one in five believe that they can safely voice their opinion on a sensitive issue.
Originally posted by Niall197
reply to post by Shazam The Unbowed
From a citizen of the nation which brought us the twin joys of Guantanamo & rendition, I really think you're not so much skating on thin ice as up a creek without a paddle.