Given the enthusiasm for all things Ulster Scot amongst elements of the Unionist community, a United Kingdom of Scotland and Northern Ireland sounds like it could be a runner.That is a can of worms that you really do not want.
I thought you thought they weren’t. I thought the point was that we were still oppressing you which is why you are still (probably quite rightly) trying to get us to fuck off.The days of the oppressors telling the Irish where to go are over.
Laddie.
I’d give the Scottish independence today if they promised to take Northern Ireland as part of the deal.Given the enthusiasm for all things Ulster Scot amongst elements of the Unionist community, a United Kingdom of Scotland and Northern Ireland sounds like it could be a runner.
Thank you, but no. We have enough sectarian bollocks of our own without importing more.I’d give the Scottish independence today if they promised to take Northern Ireland as part of the deal.
Although then the Welsh would be stuck on their own with us
Thank you, but no. We have enough sectarian bollocks of our own without importing more.
This thread has made something come to mind for the first time in years.
FATLAD
Virtual lollipop to the first person that 'translates' it.
Fermanagh Antrim Tyrone Derry Armagh DownThis thread has made something come to mind for the first time in years.
FATLAD
Virtual lollipop to the first person that 'translates' it.
Fermanagh Antrim Tyrone Derry Armagh Down
That's FATDAD
Did you get it wrong Sasaferrato?
His lot call it Londonderry.That's FATDAD
Did you get it wrong Sasaferrato?
A vast improvement on the original.As a teen, me and my pals boycotted the 12th and went to the woods to get wasted instead - occasionally bursting into traditional song:
“Oh it was black and it was beautiful
And was scored in East Ardoyne.
It was smoked in Derry, Aughrim, Enniskillen & the Boyne.
Oh my father smoked it in his youth
In the bygone days of yore
So it’s on the 12th I love to smoke
The hash my father scored”
This will probably come across as a sneering Englishman list (and it's not meant to):
But this whole this reminds me of the Family Fun Day in Phoenix Nights.
Ulster Loyalism has much more to do with ‘not being Irish’ than it does being British. It’s a hyper-nationalist identity moulded through centuries of hatred, bigotry and discrimination.I on the other hand will happily sneer at the Bonfire Berks. Plastic patriots, the lot of 'em. They'd run a mile if they were asked to actually live in Britain along with the majority of their "fellow" Brits, who in addition to not painting their street kerbs in flag colours, could also be non-white, or LGBT, or non-Protestant. Plenty of Brits take the piss out of the Royals, which certainly fills my heart with national pride. When I look across the Irish sea towards this country's biggest colony, I don't recognise the land I gaze upon. I find all the flags and sectarian bonfire bullshit to be far more foreign to me than women in hijabs or exotic foods in the shops. The great irony is that it is Britain's imperial past which has lead to this, a past which is often hailed by the same Colonel Blimp types who decry the present.
This will probably come across as a sneering Englishman list (and it's not meant to):
But this whole this reminds me of the Family Fun Day in Phoenix Nights.
I do wonder what version of Englabd/Britain they're after though.
I've lived here all myself and I've never seen it.
My aunt lives in the states, and owned an English Tea Rooms for years, I wonder of its so.ethibg similar to that.
Just without the Catholics, Gays, black people, etc.
who set it alight?Nice little before and after picture of the Limavady bonfire which was set alight at 6am this morning. Fuck them.
I on the other hand will happily sneer at the Bonfire Berks. Plastic patriots, the lot of 'em. They'd run a mile if they were asked to actually live in Britain along with the majority of their "fellow" Brits, who in addition to not painting their street kerbs in flag colours, could also be non-white, or LGBT, or non-Protestant. Plenty of Brits take the piss out of the Royals, which certainly fills my heart with national pride. When I look across the Irish sea towards this country's biggest colony, I don't recognise the land I gaze upon. I find all the flags and sectarian bonfire bullshit to be far more foreign to me than women in hijabs or exotic foods in the shops. The great irony is that it is Britain's imperial past which has lead to this, a past which is often hailed by the same Colonel Blimp types who decry the present.
Pallet makers, obvs. I used to order them for my factory, £1.20 each, 100 at a timeOne thing I've always meant to ask, where do they get all the pallets? There must be hundreds of pallets in some of those bonfires.