Nationality Argument

[In The Year Of The Snake]

Originally Posted by Mike

Call a bloke from Bristol or Birmingham a Londoner, your almost certain to offend them with your ignorance. Just like if a someone called someone from LA a New Yorker.

So the analogy is correct.

No, sorry. In referring to a Welshman and an Englishman, I'm referring to two separate countries. In your case, you're referring to one and the same.

The analogy is, very obviously, not correct. Don't be daft.

[TheBang]

All right guys, let's keep this thread on-topic, or take your argument to Noise or something.

[dubman]

Originally Posted by In The Year Of The Snake

No, sorry. In referring to a Welshman and an Englishman, I'm referring to two separate countries. In your case, you're referring to one and the same.

The analogy is, very obviously, not correct. Don't be daft.

i love semantics arguments over the internet. they're so predictable, so meaningless, so utterly uneccessary. you are great at this.

[In The Year Of The Snake]

Originally Posted by dubman

i love semantics arguments over the internet. they're so predictable, so meaningless, so utterly uneccessary. you are great at this.

Erm, it's not bloody semantics. I'm talking about two countries, he's talking about one. You do need a brain to understand this, however, so anyone without should feel rightfully shamed into refraining from posting.

However, of course the point really is that it's not simply a case of semantics, but that as so aptly spoken by Rodney Glen King, "Can't we all just get along?"

And out of respect for Bang, I am turning tail.

[jOHN rODRIGUEZ]

I don't see what any of this has to do with the Webcast???

Everyone just STFU, refer to them all as fucking limey* and mo move on.


*& I'm half London-donger, so I can say this!

[TheBang]

Aaaaaand .... scene.