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@AGENT 15 459905 wrote:

Illiterate peon.

don’t make me cry ya flump

@Nigboat 459925 wrote:

Ive got a picture of you having a heavy northern accent

Hahaha, Try scotland

@Moonie 459950 wrote:

1. Achieve distinction in Arboriculture at Merrist Wood.
2. Find some sort of way to insure a van and then fiti it with a stove and bed.
3. Do my best not to shit myself in the swimming pool

as fizz said order in da house, so these would be;

@manaman 459929 wrote:

Hahaha, Try scotland

too right MACmamanam ………:wink:

@Fizzbombheid 460008 wrote:

too right MACmamanam ………:wink:

Its o’manaman, (of the clan) as opposed to (the clan) mc’manaman. My ancesters, who lived in a castle in w. Scotland, cut the balls of a catholic priest for raping one of their sisters and had to flee to west ireland in the 2nd half of the 17th century. ( a to hell or to connought situation) we’re originally flemish and left flanders in the 11th century. Can you work out what my sername is from that? Its a very powerful name in england today.

@manaman 460086 wrote:

Its o’manaman, (of the clan) as opposed to (the clan) mc’manaman. My ancesters, who lived in a castle in w. Scotland, cut the balls of a catholic priest for raping one of their sisters and had to flee to west ireland in the 2nd half of the 17th century. ( a to hell or to connought situation) we’re originally flemish and left flanders in the 11th century. Can you work out what my sername is from that? Its a very powerful name in england today.

Cromwell?

@Fizzbombheid 460150 wrote:

Cromwell?

No, he was the one who coined the phrase, ‘to hell or to connaught’, when he went back to crush a rebellion in the east. Some black people who have been given the name, think its scottish only those that have looked up where their name came from know its an irishman that gave it to them.
Most other people would understandably think its as english an name as it gets.
The name comes from within the castle, noble but not royal.