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Other words a Pommette.. :)

Commented 8 years ago

11 Answers

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I am British, Scottish, a bit of French and do I dare say this ... IRISH! ... who cares.

13 years ago. Rating: 5
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Funny fish girl you have said dare I say it a bit like me. Great that your parents are so in love - as you say who cares.Must say I like the bit of French bit.

commented 13 years ago

The French part gives me flair!... in a silent but artistic way.........the Irish part lets me laugh like he!l. (Hell)... am I going to get kicked off for a week? Shoot!

commented 13 years ago

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my partner is a scot,and being scottish she has no love loss for poms===poms are the english. POME---- PRISONER OF MOTHER ENGLAND

13 years ago. Rating: 5
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nomdeplume

Poms are either:
1. prisoner of Mother England
2. prisoner of Millbank ( notorious 19c prison from where many prisoners were sent to Oz)
3. The appearance of new immigrants to Oz because their sunburned faces resembled pomegranates.

commented 13 years ago

Regardless - I love the Scots - I have enough reason to do so but there sure are some Scots clowns in both Parliaments.

commented 13 years ago

daren1

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the sun never sets on england

13 years ago. Rating: 3
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PEOPLELOVER

Think you got that wrong daren. The saying was "The sun never sets on the British Empire" Which of course when there was a British Empire, no matter where the sun was shining there was a British country.
Sadly, maybe, there is now the British Commonwealth of Nations.

commented 13 years ago

daren1

i guess us yanks cant get any thing right.. except the right side of the street to drive on...

commented 13 years ago

PEOPLELOVER

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If you want to start a blue call a Scott a pommie.
You are Scottish , be proud of it.
You are wherever you were born irrespective of parents nationality.

13 years ago. Rating: 3
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Not true - if you are born in China - you are not a chinaman. Although this nationality thing is difficult had a boyfriend who was a Scot but had a dual passport Scot/Canadian.Oh boy this is getting complicated.Who cares just mix it all up. Wonder what you are if born on a ship in the Atlantic - do not get funny.

commented 13 years ago

PEOPLELOVER

Dopey if you are born in a foriegn country you are a national of that country. So if you are born in China you are a Chinese National of foriegn parents. Dual citizenship has nothing to do with yopu being born in a particular country per se, it is to do with country of birth and country of parents birth. Born in USA to English parents you can apply for USA and English nationality. Born on a ship in the Pacific you are the nationality of the country of origin (registration) of the ship. Your parents are say USA citizens and you are born on a ship at sea registered in Denmark you are Danish.

commented 13 years ago

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My Dad was a Scot and would you believe my Mother was Irish - Oh my such a hybrid - and so celtic. My understanding is that we take our Nationality from our Father or perhaps it is both parents, unlike the Jewish faith where it has to be the Mother who is Jewish for the children to be called Jewish i.e. you always know who the Mother is in relation to the child . However, the word pom does relate to the English - I was born in London and the Aussies in Earl's Court used to call us poms in the 60's.

13 years ago. Rating: 3
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eggplant

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I suppose so. My family are from Yorkshire and Scotland and we live in Australia. Everybody is mixed these days.

13 years ago. Rating: 2
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CHAIN

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what makes you think the Irish hate you? What are you?

13 years ago. Rating: 2
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CHAIN

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Thank goodness I'm Irish.

13 years ago. Rating: 2
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arryoudin are you a klans man or born again nazi, you give the impression that you hate everyone!

commented 13 years ago

Yes!

commented 13 years ago

jmlwrght

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@ Bulletman, true there is no love lost between the English and the scotts, so why do so many scotts insist on living in England? the same cannot be said for Englishmen living in scotland?

13 years ago. Rating: 1
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nomdeplume

We Scots drink so much because we have been oppressed for centuries by the English

commented 13 years ago

My Stepmother is Scottish and my Father is British and they are crazy in love.

commented 13 years ago

The Scots are known for their travelling - you will find them everywhere. My Dad and Uncle travelled the world but then again they were in the Navy. The Scots most definately travel and migrate a lot they are well known for this. How did Nova Scotia get it's name?

commented 13 years ago

nova scotia-- ask the Vikings.

commented 8 years ago