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vortigern, king of the britons. or maybe of some of the britons. rumor has it that HE was the one who invited the saxon mercenaries, hengist and horsa, over to england (or i guess britain) to help him… more →
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there's always one...
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wrote 4 months ago: vortigern, king of the britons. or maybe of some of the britons. rumor has it that HE was the one wh … more →
Welsh puns and cereal rants.
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wrote 8 months ago: Did you know… That the cockerel mascot of Kellogg’s corn flakes is named “Corneliu … more →
There's a recession on, dontcha know?
wrote 9 months ago: Why in the name of all things decent in the world, are popcorn and a watered down soft drink so flip … more →
Cameron: "All Welshmen are Cowards"
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wrote 9 months ago: Prime Minister David Cameron has sparked outrage throughout Wales after calling every male in the co … more →
Down On Your Luck, Wish for a Red Fox
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wrote 9 months ago: The sky was that beautiful soft early morning shade of diffused blue, the air was cool … more →
meanwhile, in ireland...
wrote 9 months ago: while anglo-saxon (and prolly other germanic groups’) mating patterns were shaken up starting … more →
a sense of entitlement ii
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wrote 10 months ago: i babbled something the other day about some groups maybe having a stronger sense of entitlement tha … more →
linkfest - 06/24/12
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wrote 11 months ago: Welsh people could be most ancient in UK, DNA suggests Genomics and African queens – “[T … more →
traditional family systems in medieval britain and ireland
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wrote 1 year ago: remember emmanuel todd’s traditional family systems, 1500-1900? here they are again: i wanted … more →
Princes of Wales
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wrote 1 year ago: Happy St David’s Day, the feast day of the patron saint of Wales. It’s normally celebrat … more →
two brothers or eight cousins
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wrote 1 year ago: from h.r. loyn’s “Kinship in Anglo-Saxon England” [pg. 197]: “There is a gre … more →
Cymbeline
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wrote 1 year ago: If you ask me what my favorite Shakespeare play is, I usually say Cymbeline. Until recently, I sort … more →
Memories of good friend occupy my thoughts.
wrote 1 year ago: Simon Johnny Law Tent city The revolution starts now I make a habit of avoiding trouble. Always have … more →
The Good Fat, The Bad Fat, and The Ugly Fat. Part 2
wrote 1 year ago: THE BAD FAT Saturated Fats are typically found in animal fats. Burgers, bacon, dairy products… … more →
Roberto Bolaño, disappearances, and the Welsh
wrote 1 year ago: “To the south they discovered rail lines and slum soccer fields surrounded by shacks, and they even … more →
Racist Jokes
wrote 1 year ago: Grandfather, why are most jokes racist? Oh dear, you’ve been spending too much time around Unc … more →
You're having a Taff!
wrote 2 years ago: How many times have you heard someone say that England would have won the World Cup if only Ryan Gig … more →
Speak Up, Britain!
wrote 3 years ago: As the country stampedes towards both a general election and a slow and painful death drowning in Ic … more →
How on earth do you pronounce "Eyjafjallajokull"?
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wrote 3 years ago: Phonetic: Eye – jaff - jalla - jok - kul ??? I hate it when something happens in Iceland or Wa … more →
