Re: The Truth is out about the Irish, Welsh, Scotch, Mamx, Cornish, and Bretons

On Mon, 26 Feb 2007 07:53:36 -0000, "Walker" <walker@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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>"Robert Peffers." <peffers50@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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>> "Paul C" <paul@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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>>> On Sat, 24 Feb 2007 09:59:02 -0000, "Walker" <walker@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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>>> wrote:
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>>>>Argthenaeus claimed in his Deipnosophists 13.603 that "The Celts, in 
>>>>spite
>>>>of the fact that their women are very beautiful, prefer boys as ***ual
>>>>partners. There are some of them who will regularly go to bed - on
those
>>>>animal skins of theirs - with a pair of lovers. (viz.,Wickipedia
Celt).
>>>>Why don't you poof-das get a life and shag women instead of young
boys?
>>>>Pourquoire vous hommens Celtic et bizarre ne vivrez comme les vrais 
>>>>hommes
>>>>et foutez les fammes et ne foutez vous pas encore les jueune garcons?
>>>>
>>> LOL. The poor ignoramus is unaware that the English are no less Celtic
>>> than the people he cites. He probably believes in the myth that the
>>> English are Anglo-Saxon.
>> Well 5% of them are.
>>>
>>> LOL!!!
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>>> http://www-gatago.com/soc/genealogy/britain/35868625.html
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>> Robert Peffers,
>> Kelty,
>> Fife,
>> Scotland, (UK).
>>
>Even old Bob Pepperpot has now come round to the truth that the English
are 
>more Celtic than German. 

I didn't know there was anyone who wasn't aware of that! I always
assumed that English claims to be Germans was just a feeble attempt to
make themselves different from the rest of us, which the rest of us
never bought into anyway. If nothing else, Celtic place and river
names in England make it clear that Celts must have lived there.

Where else would they get their sense of humour!
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