Wales tends to get a tough break around here. Here's an interesting video to educate you on what Wales is really like.
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Wales tends to get a tough break around here. Here's an interesting video to educate you on what Wales is really like.
It's OK here. The worst part about living in Wales is how the train announcements are in both English and Welsh. So they Never. Stop. TALKING.
Okay :lol:
Mainly from myself. Welshmen and women skinny dipping sounds like a particularly grim sight.Quote:
Wales tends to get a tough break around here.
Wales is probably the prettiest part of the UK I've been to (Cardiff excepted, mind you, which was rubbish). The castles/ruins are beautiful and some of the waterfalls - both the more famous ones and random ones we found in small towns - were even more so.
Wales would be fine apart from the stomach churning smell of the Welsh people. And the sight of the disgusting mutated Welsh people. Oh and the sound of the Welsh people and their foul language. I mean, all I'm saying is that an outbreak of the plague might improve the place.
:lol: You guys are something else.
You wacky Welsh people and your diseases :lol:
MFW I'm an American in this thread: (SPOILER)http://whalewatchcabo.com/wp-content...Chart-copy.jpg
Looks nice to me.
Outside of the apparent traditional British influence in your cuisine. Sorry about that one. :(
The Black Death didn't arrive in England until the late 1340s, so it should get to Wales in a decade or so.Quote:
Originally Posted by Psychotic
(It's fun to pick on everyone, so....ahem...)
C'mon. Even the Black Plague has standards. It can do better.
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No Sign needs 5 signposts. Get your trout together wales.
Cardiff representing here.
It is the nicest. Cardiff is a good place to live. Not too big that your swamped by millions of people, but big enough to do to most things.
We're beautiful people, smell wonderful and we'll alway be there "now, in a minute". I promise.
I feel like that's exactly what a Welshman would say.
You say that, but I counter by saying North Wales is trout.
>North wales
>Implying north of wales
>Implying Scotland
Why do you hate Scotland. You're so mean
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Just messing though.
BUSTED!
Not only am I from Wales but I also live in Rhyl, so it's kinda like having both an infection AND a disease.
Fun fact: The Red Dwarf episode Better Than Life was partly filmed on a beach in Rhyl. Apparently, the stage direction in the script set the scene as 'A beach in Paradise'. I didn't know Rhyl beaches were that fabulous?Quote:
Originally Posted by Perducci
I don't mind North Wales actually. :shobon:
Is that because half of them speak in broad scouse accents? (and the other half in manchester accents)
Sure. That and it actually has proper beaches rather than the gravel that passes for a beach in England.
Hey, that's not fair! We have some beautiful long, sandy beaches. Many of them are in Cornwall, but the closest one to me is in Bournemouth.Quote:
Originally Posted by Psychotic
It's not as if Welsh cuisine was ever THAT awesome.Quote:
Originally Posted by sharkythesharkdogg
The most famous Welsh dish - Welsh Rarebit - is just cheese on toast, for heaven's sake. :p
Joking aside, Wales is a beautiful country.
Plus, I think the Welsh accent and the Welsh language are marvelous.
You get some good radio from Wales, too. The BBC Wales comedy series Here Be Dragons was HILARIOUS. :spin:
Ahaha, smurf your record, Wales. Perth represent!
I've been to Wales and loved it. The people were really friendly and the place was just gorgeous. The amount of sheep there was apropos as well.