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Wow	Ron	22:57:21 01/12/05 Wed
Yep. -- Ed Harris (IOM), 18:12:02 01/02/05 Sun Devil's advocate -- Ron, 11:36:19 01/03/05 Mon Well... -- Ed Harris (IOM), 12:22:15 01/03/05 Mon ctd -- Ron, 14:37:22 01/03/05 Mon Hm, let's start at the beginning... -- Ed Harris (back in London), 20:05:11 01/05/05 Wed Maori -- Hunches, 14:21:43 01/10/05 Mon "native" simply refers to where you were born (NT) -- Ian (native of Australia), 17:06:50 01/10/05 Mon No it doesn't. Kangaroos are not native to Britain, but some have been born there nt (NT) -- Randy, 19:25:44 01/10/05 Mon you aren't seriously suggesting that Maoris are a different species from the rest of us, are you Randy? -- Ian (Australia), 21:25:48 01/10/05 Mon Maoris have been there longer and had the land taken off them. The previous lot are gone. The Maoris are still there. -- It's time to give it back., 22:57:21 01/12/05 Wed Well... -- Ed Harris (London), 19:31:12 01/10/05 Mon not to mention geographical (NT) -- Kevin (U.S.), 06:15:56 01/05/05 Wed We do indeed still exist... -- Dave (UK), 20:05:49 01/02/05 Sun I'm intrigued by your concept of "past it" -- Ian (Australia), 00:33:01 01/03/05 Mon Actually... -- Ed Harris (IOM), 14:09:33 01/03/05 Mon Germanland -- Ron, 14:38:53 01/03/05 Mon german reunification -- Owain (UK), 17:25:43 01/04/05 Tue It was the will of the people... -- Dave (UK), 19:32:03 01/04/05 Tue Spell it "Gunter" and you'll find it -- Ian (Australia), 19:32:59 01/04/05 Tue Cheers Ian (NT) -- Owain (UK), 16:56:36 01/05/05 Wed I mean -- Owain (UK), 17:00:48 01/05/05 Wed Mohawks -- Jim (Canada), 15:44:56 01/03/05 Mon What in common? -- Andrew, 17:07:14 01/05/05 Wed What proportion of Canada;s population is "native" (NT) -- Owain (UK), 17:11:27 01/05/05 Wed About one per cent (NT) -- Jim (Canada), 17:19:46 01/05/05 Wed But you could go on... -- Andrew, 17:23:51 01/05/05 Wed This shows that you do not know all of the facts -- Jim (Canada), 18:08:56 01/05/05 Wed facts...and misreadings -- Andrew, 19:26:01 01/05/05 Wed What do you mean Canada has its own spelling system? -- Jim (Canada), 20:16:28 01/05/05 Wed Spelling -- David (Australia), 02:07:06 01/06/05 Thu two andrews -- Andrew(Canada), 06:12:12 01/06/05 Thu Not quite... -- Ed Harris (London), 13:07:03 01/06/05 Thu English spelling can never be phonetic -- Ian (Australia), 13:29:09 01/06/05 Thu Auspel -- Andrew, 15:43:35 01/06/05 Thu Zed -- Jim (Canada), 16:34:33 01/06/05 Thu Good for them (NT) -- Owain (UK), 16:48:09 01/06/05 Thu Good for who? Canadians for 'zed' or Americans for 'zee'? (NT) -- Jim (Canada), 20:23:54 01/06/05 Thu Good for Canadians! (NT) -- Owain (UK), 10:22:59 01/07/05 Fri Canada speaks the same language as Scotland. -- Dave(UK), 21:27:55 01/05/05 Wed Gealic and Welsh speakers -- Owain (UK), 21:37:48 01/05/05 Wed Well, my figure was the 1991 census -- Dave (UK), 21:39:36 01/05/05 Wed I see -- Owain (UK), 21:44:23 01/05/05 Wed It would be a shame to lose it... -- Dave (UK), 21:47:51 01/05/05 Wed preservation -- Owain (UK), 21:54:47 01/05/05 Wed Teach it? -- Dave (UK), 21:57:15 01/05/05 Wed Teach them? Absolutely! -- Ian (Australia), 12:24:11 01/06/05 Thu Perhaps... -- Dave (UK), 13:22:10 01/06/05 Thu a language is more like a work of art than a tool -- Ian (Australia), 14:12:50 01/06/05 Thu Personally... -- Ed Harris (London), 14:26:06 01/06/05 Thu I do see language as a tool... -- Dave (UK), 14:42:01 01/06/05 Thu the problem with that... -- Ian (Australia), 22:45:42 01/06/05 Thu Fair Enough... -- Dave (UK), 23:02:22 01/06/05 Thu ambiguity -- Ian (Australia), 00:11:27 01/07/05 Fri well -- Dave (UK), 09:38:01 01/07/05 Fri dying languages -- Owain (UK), 16:54:39 01/06/05 Thu Is British English dying? -- Andrew, 17:09:04 01/06/05 Thu Frankly... -- Owain (UK), 17:29:05 01/06/05 Thu Like Owain, I also use British speeling -- Ian (Australia), 20:29:17 01/07/05 Fri well -- Owain (UK), 16:44:07 01/08/05 Sat Oh dear... -- Dave (UK), 20:42:20 01/08/05 Sat British English -- Nick (UK), 13:51:00 01/10/05 Mon Marvellous -- Paddy (Scotland), 18:57:59 01/10/05 Mon furthermore... -- Paddy (Scotland), 19:01:19 01/10/05 Mon There are veyr few jobs in the world that call for proficiency in Gaelic or Welsh or Cree or Mohawk (NT) -- Jim (Canada), 22:03:36 01/05/05 Wed That's because those languages were DELIBERATELY exterminated nt (NT) -- Andrew, 15:50:03 01/06/05 Thu langwidjz -- Andrew, 15:54:28 01/06/05 Thu Because I live in Scotland... -- Dave (UK), 16:11:10 01/06/05 Thu but you still don't speak it -- Andrew, 16:22:41 01/06/05 Thu OK, I'll rephrase... -- Dave (UK), 16:33:55 01/06/05 Thu The state? -- Ed Harris (London), 16:56:23 01/06/05 Thu Opera vs welsh -- Andrew, 17:11:50 01/06/05 Thu Welsh more popular? -- Owain (UK), 17:32:50 01/06/05 Thu Opera or Wpyra? -- Andrew, 17:49:18 01/06/05 Thu I seriously doubt that -- Owain (UK), 18:24:34 01/06/05 Thu Really -- Andrew, 17:14:05 01/06/05 Thu Sigh (NT) -- Dave (UK), 17:28:55 01/06/05 Thu Once again: Dear God! -- Ed Harris (London), 17:33:13 01/06/05 Thu as a gaelic learner... -- maren girvilas, 17:11:52 01/07/05 Fri well said, Maren -- Ian (Australia), 20:05:21 01/07/05 Fri Hi Maren... -- Dave (UK), 19:30:56 01/08/05 Sat Linguistic Terrorists -- Nick (UK), 17:06:43 01/12/05 Wed What about the other language? -- Andrew, 15:51:55 01/06/05 Thu Excuse me? -- Dave (UK), 16:15:49 01/06/05 Thu Lowland Scots -- Andrew, 16:27:57 01/06/05 Thu You misunderstand me... -- Dave (UK), 16:40:31 01/06/05 Thu I'll repeat myself... -- Dave (UK), 16:54:07 01/06/05 Thu Dialects -- Andrew, 17:15:41 01/06/05 Thu hmm -- Dave (UK), 17:36:41 01/06/05 Thu Lowland Scots -- Andrew, 16:46:54 01/06/05 Thu Numbers -- Ed Harris (London), 16:21:55 01/06/05 Thu 5 Million... -- Dave (UK), 16:25:41 01/06/05 Thu langwedges iii -- Andrew, 16:29:38 01/06/05 Thu Indeed. -- Ed Harris (London), 16:37:43 01/06/05 Thu Languages... -- Andrew, 16:44:47 01/06/05 Thu Yes, but... -- Ed Harris (London), 16:52:07 01/06/05 Thu Italians etc -- Andrew, 17:20:53 01/06/05 Thu Fiulians? -- Ed Harris (London), 17:25:54 01/06/05 Thu attitudes -- Andrew, 16:30:49 01/06/05 Thu Well... -- Dave (UK), 16:36:55 01/06/05 Thu Well... -- Andrew, 17:26:01 01/06/05 Thu ?? -- Dave (UK), 17:43:09 01/06/05 Thu nations iii -- andrew, 17:47:05 01/06/05 Thu ... -- Dave (UK), 17:53:29 01/06/05 Thu Maastricht etc -- Andrew, 17:55:26 01/06/05 Thu Natives -- Owain (UK), 21:20:23 01/05/05 Wed Something old is not neccesarily past it -- Owain (UK), 14:35:01 01/04/05 Tue Another example -- Kevin (U.S.), 06:25:25 01/05/05 Wed Europe -- Owain (UK), 16:58:55 01/05/05 Wed Britain -- Ed Harris (London), 20:10:24 01/05/05 Wed Bigger domain than Charlamagnes? That surprises me (NT) -- Owain (UK), 20:57:22 01/05/05 Wed It shouldn't... -- Ed Harris (London), 23:49:18 01/05/05 Wed lol, couldnt build an empire like a Brit (NT) -- Owain (UK), 16:55:53 01/06/05 Thu Henry II and inaccurate history -- Andrew, 15:56:01 01/06/05 Thu Really? -- Ed Harris (London), 16:02:25 01/06/05 Thu Vassals etc -- Andrew, 16:17:53 01/06/05 Thu Could someone please enlighten me on what the Domesday Book was? (NT) -- Jim (Canada), 16:41:31 01/06/05 Thu Er... -- Ed Harris (London), 16:46:42 01/06/05 Thu Sorry, I was never taught about it in school in Canada (NT) -- Jim (Canada), 17:51:20 01/06/05 Thu No problem! -- Ed Harris (London), 17:57:45 01/06/05 Thu and what baout the british kids... -- Owain (UK), 18:34:27 01/06/05 Thu British history in Canada -- Jim (Canada), 19:07:04 01/06/05 Thu What? -- Owain (UK), 19:36:29 01/06/05 Thu Well... -- Ed Harris (London), 19:49:55 01/06/05 Thu differnet gneration -- Owain (UK), 10:28:02 01/07/05 Fri Sauce! -- Ed Harris (London), 11:56:51 01/07/05 Fri lol -- Owain (UK), 19:56:27 01/08/05 Sat Good thing I put the Empire history page on the FCS Canada site - we can refer people to it (NT) -- Jim (Canada), 20:25:41 01/06/05 Thu I learned my history from "1066 and all that" (NT) -- Ian (the colonies), 12:37:42 01/07/05 Fri I wonder if Canadian school children still get a year of British history? (I doubt it) (NT) -- Nick (UK), 16:59:21 01/12/05 Wed
Curnoack	Ben.M(UK)	17:10:53 01/12/05 Wed
Now, now! -- Trixta (UK), 21:23:09 01/09/05 Sun Tolerant race... -- Curnoack, 00:35:28 01/10/05 Mon Helped blow Ireland apart? We tried to keep it together... -- Roberdin, 16:04:08 01/10/05 Mon The Queen's blood -- Seb, 19:27:50 01/10/05 Mon "pure blood": what nonsense - we all have pure human blood (NT) -- Ian (Australia), 21:20:15 01/10/05 Mon Er... -- Ed Harris (London), 22:53:14 01/10/05 Mon that confirms it then: pure human blood (NT) -- Ian (Australia), 23:07:54 01/10/05 Mon Excepty... -- Ed Harris (London), 00:16:53 01/11/05 Tue Ha, this was David Icke's theory... -- Dave (UK), 10:03:57 01/11/05 Tue Creoles -- anon, 14:05:29 01/11/05 Tue Well... -- Ed Harris (London), 15:49:03 01/11/05 Tue hmmm -- Nick (UK), 14:00:46 01/12/05 Wed It's just a tad dodgy -- Ian (Australia), 15:13:18 01/12/05 Wed Dodgy dossiers -- Ed Harris (London), 15:33:54 01/12/05 Wed Royal Renaissance -- Nick (UK), 16:46:40 01/12/05 Wed If Wills were to marry a nice Australian girl, the repulican movement would be dead before you could say "glossy magazine" (NT) -- Ian (Australia), 17:10:53 01/12/05 Wed Yep, tolerant, that's us -- Trixta (UK), 21:50:33 01/11/05 Tue Do you have any concept of history? -- Frank (US), 23:16:28 01/11/05 Tue Well said. -- Ed Harris (London), 23:59:14 01/11/05 Tue The Opium Wars and Moral Absolutes -- Nick (UK), 10:59:52 01/12/05 Wed British = race? Not too keen on that one (NT) -- Ian (Australia), 10:49:24 01/10/05 Mon Point conceded - how about nation? (NT) -- Trixta (UK), 21:37:49 01/11/05 Tue ho wabout "one of the world's most tolerante peoples" - seems open-ended enough (NT) -- Ian (Australia), 02:09:03 01/12/05 Wed Trixta Paisley -- Orange Mom, 00:33:16 01/10/05 Mon Could someone explain this to me? -- Roberdin, 16:09:46 01/10/05 Mon surely... -- Owain (UK), 16:20:42 01/10/05 Mon No orange in my family (thank God) -- Trixta (UK), 21:35:54 01/11/05 Tue
Blood	Steph (U.S.)	15:38:00 01/12/05 Wed
The Queen -- Andrew(Canada), 05:30:44 01/11/05 Tue Yes -- Steph (U.S.), 05:34:50 01/11/05 Tue Apparently a decendent of Charlemagne -- Paddy (Scotland), 12:17:13 01/11/05 Tue The Queen -- Scott, 12:17:36 01/11/05 Tue So she has Cornish blood? :-) (NT) -- Dave (UK), 12:29:44 01/11/05 Tue Mahomet started a religion called Islam, which is apparently quite popular in some parts (NT) -- Ian (Australia), 12:36:05 01/11/05 Tue Ah, yes... -- Ed Harris (London), 12:39:47 01/11/05 Tue Nah.. -- Dave (UK), 12:45:15 01/11/05 Tue That's the one -- Ian (Australia), 12:50:20 01/11/05 Tue Hm. -- Ed Harris (London), 15:59:11 01/11/05 Tue What fools... -- Dave (UK), 16:36:27 01/11/05 Tue Quite. -- Ed Harris (London), 16:56:55 01/11/05 Tue Did anyone here or for the last several hundred years say the Queen DID have 'pure blood'? (NT) -- Nick (UK), 12:56:37 01/11/05 Tue Ah yes, I see 'Seb' did. Interesting. Thanks for that. (NT) -- Nick (UK), 13:01:02 01/11/05 Tue perhaps we should assume that "Seb" is an ironist (NT) -- Ian (Australia), 13:07:22 01/11/05 Tue My 2 cents -- Brent (Canada), 13:37:49 01/11/05 Tue You might not be far wrong. -- Ed Harris (London), 15:52:40 01/11/05 Tue Well I wasn't dissing her -- Steph (U.S.), 00:35:17 01/12/05 Wed Hm. -- Ed Harris (London), 01:37:50 01/12/05 Wed My Liege -- Nick (UK), 13:50:42 01/12/05 Wed Exactly! -- Ed Harris (London), 15:38:00 01/12/05 Wed Monarchy ensures the Separation of Government and State -- Michael J. Smith (Canada), 15:31:27 01/12/05 Wed
Steph, are these relatives of yours?	Curnoack	02:02:56 01/12/05 Wed
... -- Ed Harris (London), 16:58:24 01/11/05 Tue My baps are in the oven -- Curnoack, 17:17:23 01/11/05 Tue They're clearly somewhere. -- Ed Harris (London), 17:31:37 01/11/05 Tue Sir (Loosely Speaking) -- Steph (U.S.), 02:02:56 01/12/05 Wed
Colin Powell etc.	Ed Harris (London)	22:36:52 01/11/05 Tue
Powell... -- Dave (UK), 22:16:56 01/11/05 Tue Hm. -- Ed Harris (London), 22:36:52 01/11/05 Tue
So many traitors	Curnoack	16:07:19 01/10/05 Mon
I think we have been very well accepted by the English here (NT) -- Jim (Canada), 20:46:08 01/07/05 Fri Traitor? what piffle -- Ian (Australia), 21:01:33 01/07/05 Fri I live in England... -- Owain (UK), 09:56:02 01/08/05 Sat You're hardly at the pinnacle of loyalty are you though Curnoack? (NT) -- Roberdin, 14:20:21 01/08/05 Sat I'm loyal to my country which is CORNWALL -- Curnoack, 18:15:26 01/09/05 Sun Cornwall? -- Roberdin, 20:03:59 01/09/05 Sun Oh, and by the way... -- Roberdin, 20:08:06 01/09/05 Sun Not A Traitor -- Steph (U.S.), 15:48:02 01/09/05 Sun Fighting Words -- Steph (U.S.), 16:16:18 01/09/05 Sun Wait a minute... -- Roberdin, 20:22:10 01/09/05 Sun Chirst on a bike... -- Dave (UK), 20:43:03 01/09/05 Sun British, Britons and Englishmen (and Mad Cornish peeps) -- Trixta (UK), 21:37:44 01/09/05 Sun Nazi lunar science! -- Curnoack, 00:32:07 01/10/05 Mon lol -- Owain (UK), 08:28:37 01/10/05 Mon I don't believe this guy -- Roberdin, 16:07:19 01/10/05 Mon
Idendity in Scotland	G.Singh	11:36:30 01/10/05 Mon
Australia & Canada	Paddy (Scotland)	10:25:08 01/10/05 Mon
Annexationist movements of Canada	Curnoack	02:07:53 01/10/05 Mon
A Crown Atop Her Head She Dreams	A Dream Come True For Her To Have....	20:05:56 01/09/05 Sun
Curnoack? Shouldn't you have criticised the concept of a crown by now? (NT) -- Roberdin, 20:05:56 01/09/05 Sun
Combined Letter Writing Campaign	Steph (U.S.)	19:08:12 01/09/05 Sun
I write letters whenever I see a chance for them to be published - it's not easy to make the letters page (NT) -- Ian (Australia), 16:34:18 01/09/05 Sun might be wishfall thinking -- Curnoack, 18:27:40 01/09/05 Sun Or indeed wishful spelling, penn pyst. (NT) -- Piw os'ta?, 19:08:12 01/09/05 Sun
William Blake Cryptosatanist	Curnoack.	18:22:05 01/09/05 Sun
eh? -- Owain (UK), 16:42:08 01/08/05 Sat Sorry, wrong forum -- Curnoack, 18:22:05 01/09/05 Sun William Blake: one of the best poets ever to write in English -- Ian (Australia), 18:40:42 01/08/05 Sat
Melton Mowbray	Jim (Canada)	18:35:22 01/08/05 Sat
Oo er. -- Ed Harris (London), 17:55:16 01/07/05 Fri My experience of pork pies is almost universally positive -- Ian (Australia), 20:16:26 01/07/05 Fri Jesus was cosher -- Curnoack., 08:45:56 01/08/05 Sat But... -- Owain (UK), 10:00:21 01/08/05 Sat Your response is utterly irrelevant -- Ian (Australia), 18:35:22 01/08/05 Sat
Moving the FCS Forward	Steph (U.S.)	00:30:38 01/08/05 Sat
I have been pushing for that for some time (NT) -- Jim (Canada), 21:07:40 12/03/04 Fri A book list -- Steph (U.S.), 21:24:01 12/03/04 Fri How can you move the FCS forward when it's trying to reverse history? -- Curnoack, 20:20:03 01/07/05 Fri Who's living in the past then? -- Ian (Australia), 20:24:10 01/07/05 Fri Veterans -- Owain (UK), 21:33:46 12/03/04 Fri James Bennett's new book -- Ben.M(UK), 22:05:19 12/03/04 Fri I spoke to James Bennett yesterday and he strongly supports an FC as we have it proposed (NT) -- Jim (Canada), 23:32:06 12/03/04 Fri Has anyone ever contacted Nial Fergussan? (NT) -- Owain (UK), 21:34:49 12/03/04 Fri James Bennett's new book -- Jim (Canada), 21:52:21 12/03/04 Fri Sans argent, l'honneur n'est qu'une maladie. -- Ed Harris (Venezia), 16:53:15 12/05/04 Sun Our Monarchy is just fine thankyou -- Owain (UK), 18:00:03 12/05/04 Sun This is does not mean we should stop fighting -- Steph (U.S.), 18:19:52 12/06/04 Mon Hi Steph -- George Clinton, 16:57:24 12/05/04 Sun Well... -- Ed Harris (Venezia), 16:59:18 12/05/04 Sun So, the best way to move the ideas forward is to replace them with other ideas? (NT) -- Ian (Australia), 17:06:30 12/05/04 Sun Well, perhaps not... -- Ed Harris (Venezia), 18:37:52 12/05/04 Sun Eh? -- Ian (Australia), 18:44:09 12/05/04 Sun I think... -- Ed Harris (Venezia), 00:43:21 12/06/04 Mon I respectfully disagree -- Brent (Canada), 19:33:14 12/07/04 Tue Patriotic Songs -- Steph (U.S.), 17:18:55 12/06/04 Mon Some songs -- Jim (Canada), 18:32:23 12/06/04 Mon Songs... -- Dave (UK), 20:35:00 12/06/04 Mon But... -- Ed Harris (Venezia), 22:41:38 12/06/04 Mon we are young and free of memory, to be specific (NT) -- Ian (Terra Australis (relatively) Incognita), 23:09:50 12/06/04 Mon Waltzing Matilda -- Ed Harris (Venezia), 22:24:39 12/06/04 Mon I had no idea about that -- Ian (convict land), 23:12:17 12/06/04 Mon "and his ghost may be heard as you pass by that billabong" -- Ed Harris (Venezia), 23:17:11 12/06/04 Mon the story -- Ian (Australia), 23:49:45 12/06/04 Mon Bonza, mate... -- Ed Harris (Venezia), 23:55:02 12/06/04 Mon Matilda -- Dave (UK), 19:49:34 12/18/04 Sat "the story" -- Andrew (Australia), 07:18:33 12/23/04 Thu Waltzing Matilda -- David (Australia), 07:08:29 12/19/04 Sun more letters -- Ian (Australia), 13:35:40 12/19/04 Sun Back in the UK? -- Jim (Canada), 14:18:41 12/21/04 Tue Improvements? -- Johnny Lennon and Paul McCartney, 15:58:57 12/21/04 Tue How's this? -- Jim (Canada), 16:49:08 12/21/04 Tue a distinct improvement -- Ian (Australia), 16:49:30 12/21/04 Tue Dear oh dear - how could you? (NT) -- Dave (UK), 17:33:35 12/21/04 Tue Reminds me... -- Ed Harris (UK), 12:39:31 12/23/04 Thu Don't you mean? -- Dave (UK), 23:50:56 12/23/04 Thu Nope. -- Ed Harris (London), 13:01:12 01/06/05 Thu Hillbilly Music -- Steph (U.S.), 14:46:39 12/07/04 Tue Scots are people, Scotch is Whisky (NT) -- Jim (Canada), 16:28:40 12/07/04 Tue Scotland The Brave -- Dave (UK), 17:01:16 12/07/04 Tue How about... -- Ed Harris (Venezia), 19:12:32 12/07/04 Tue You can say goodbye to international rugby, then -- Ian (Australia), 20:53:01 12/07/04 Tue Interesting thought. -- Ed Harris (Venezia), 21:12:39 12/07/04 Tue Well, ah... -- Ian (Australia), 21:36:59 12/07/04 Tue UK Teams -- Dave (UK), 21:51:23 12/07/04 Tue ... -- Ed Harris (Venezia), 21:56:34 12/07/04 Tue rugby quite popular in Canada -- Andrew(Canada), 23:28:33 12/07/04 Tue Nah -- Ed Harris (Venezia), 23:48:36 12/07/04 Tue Rugby -- Andrew(Canada), 01:40:59 12/08/04 Wed Something I never understood until I moved to the UK... -- Ed Harris (Venezia), 01:52:54 12/08/04 Wed "the sort of hockey which women play on fields" -- Ian (Australia), 12:36:55 12/08/04 Wed Hehe. -- Ed Harris (Venezia), 13:26:02 12/08/04 Wed Federation sports -- Jim (Canada), 14:17:29 12/08/04 Wed I agree... -- Dave (UK), 14:21:21 12/08/04 Wed i dont know... -- Andrew(Canada), 17:49:16 12/08/04 Wed Australian Football is a brilliant sport -- Ian (Australia), 00:17:00 12/09/04 Thu Including surfing -- Ed Harris (Venezia), 01:07:19 12/09/04 Thu fun fun fun -- Kevin (U.S.), 01:26:50 12/09/04 Thu Curling is a Scottish sport which is quite popular in Canada (NT) -- Jim (Canada), 12:16:25 12/09/04 Thu Curling Stones -- Dave (UK), 15:18:24 12/09/04 Thu ... -- Ed Harris (Venezia), 15:57:05 12/09/04 Thu Well... -- Dave (UK), 16:14:30 12/09/04 Thu Arran -- Ed Harris (Venezia), 16:23:49 12/09/04 Thu Yes -- Dave (UK), 16:28:40 12/09/04 Thu Lynch Dave! -- Curnoack, 20:25:54 01/07/05 Fri Well... -- Dave (UK), 00:30:38 01/08/05 Sat lacrosse -- Aussie (Australia), 05:58:18 01/06/05 Thu I can't think of a song that represents just England (NT) -- Jim (Canada), 19:57:02 12/07/04 Tue Jerusalem? (NT) -- Ed Harris (Venezia), 20:21:56 12/07/04 Tue Jerusalem? -- Ian (Australia), 13:52:16 12/19/04 Sun El Kuds -- Ed Harris (Venezia), 15:11:03 12/19/04 Sun "As the plow follows words, so God rewards prayers" -- Ian (Australia), 12:20:37 12/20/04 Mon ... -- Ed Harris (Venezia), 12:37:07 12/20/04 Mon let's not fall into the trap of believing that "satanic" is the same as "bad" for Blake -- Ian (Australia), 15:17:48 12/20/04 Mon And... -- Ed Harris (Venezia), 13:06:02 12/20/04 Mon Jerusalem& my thesis -- Magda (Poland), 21:50:04 01/06/05 Thu Cze�� -- Ed Harris (London), 22:07:16 01/06/05 Thu And... -- Ed Harris (London), 22:33:19 01/06/05 Thu
possible names for the FC...	Andrew(Canada)	21:05:36 01/07/05 Fri
throw rather...sorry long day (NT) -- Andrew(Canada), 00:40:54 01/07/05 Fri Not bad. -- Ed Harris (London), 00:59:24 01/07/05 Fri Wouldn't a future FC be a single realm though? (NT) -- Dave (UK), 09:39:58 01/07/05 Fri name -- Owain (UK), 10:21:14 01/07/05 Fri Name of FC -- Jim (Canada), 12:12:53 01/07/05 Fri That is, of course, precisely why the joke was made, Jim (NT) -- Ian (ironyland), 12:40:38 01/07/05 Fri ... -- Ed Harris (London), 13:38:25 01/07/05 Fri pizazz? -- Ian (Australia), 13:20:33 01/07/05 Fri Kingdom? -- Davet, 16:35:34 01/07/05 Fri Bravo -- Ed Harris (London), 16:47:42 01/07/05 Fri How about just simply the United Commonwealth? (NT) -- Jim (Canada), 17:43:04 01/07/05 Fri How about just "the Commonwealth"? -- Ian (Australia), 20:11:27 01/07/05 Fri Let Freedom ring! -- Curnoack, 20:13:02 01/07/05 Fri Freedom rang last night while I was at the pub. It left a message on the machine (NT) -- Ian (Australia), 20:19:02 01/07/05 Fri The Queen of England sacks your elected leaders at will -- Gough Whitlam's ghost, 20:34:36 01/07/05 Fri There is no such person as the Queen of England (NT) -- Jim (Canada), 20:56:48 01/07/05 Fri The Governor-General was right to sack the Prime Minister -- Ian (Australia), 21:05:36 01/07/05 Fri
Newfoundland flag flap is over	Jim (Canada)	17:39:52 01/07/05 Fri

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