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I was wondering, whether anyone here is not british. (british include EIRE)
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NOTORIOUS JCP wrote:
> I was wondering, whether anyone here is not british. (british include
> EIRE)
Don't be stupid. I don't want to go into detail about the Irish breakaway from Britain, including the Easter Rising yadda yadda yadda, but Britain definitely does NOT include Eire. It may include N. Ireland, but not the republic, because it is exactly that - a Republic, and not under Britis rule. Despite living in NI, I have an Irish passport, and consider myself Irish.
> I was wondering, whether anyone here is not british. (british include
> EIRE)
Don't be stupid. I don't want to go into detail about the Irish breakaway from Britain, including the Easter Rising yadda yadda yadda, but Britain definitely does NOT include Eire. It may include N. Ireland, but not the republic, because it is exactly that - a Republic, and not under Britis rule. Despite living in NI, I have an Irish passport, and consider myself Irish.
Cyclone wrote:
> 100% British.
>
> That sounds pathetic.
what, why, i was merley stating that i am british, not half american and half british, or half british and half german...
just plain british... Nothing pathetic about that, unless you are racist towards british people...
*last bit a joke, yes, tis pathetic*
> 100% British.
>
> That sounds pathetic.
what, why, i was merley stating that i am british, not half american and half british, or half british and half german...
just plain british... Nothing pathetic about that, unless you are racist towards british people...
*last bit a joke, yes, tis pathetic*
jaffacakes wrote:
> i had my birthday in france last year, so you could say, technically,
> i am french :)
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No, technically, I don't think we can.
If you weren't born there, or have French relatives, then you can't be French.
:-)
> i had my birthday in france last year, so you could say, technically,
> i am french :)
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No, technically, I don't think we can.
If you weren't born there, or have French relatives, then you can't be French.
:-)
I'm from Malaysia!!
100% British.
That sounds pathetic.
That sounds pathetic.
i had my birthday in france last year, so you could say, technically, i am french :)
Drunk Cow is from the US.
Whilst we're on this topic, can i ask a question... for anyone who is british, does the nationality on your passport say british, or english,welsh etc? Just wondering.
I am 100% british...
Wha...what?
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