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For Celts who have long felt they are a breed apart from the English, help is at hand from an Oxford University academic.

In a new book, The Real Eve: Modern Man's Journey Out of Africa, Professor Stephen Oppenheimer suggests the distinction between the two peoples goes back 10,000 years - far further than thought.

Traditionally the difference between the English and Scots, Welsh, Irish and Cornish was attributed to the influence of invaders such as the Anglo-Saxons, Celts and Vikings settling in the UK hundreds of years ago

The Independent

State the obvious you bloody immigrant ,your family's only been here 1000 years and you anglos think you own the bloody place ....! arf arf

now where's me favorite sheep ..

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14th C rape and pillage in Pembroke during the Viking package holiday tours cannot be blamed on my forbearer's , just saying NO with an axe at you throat doesn't always cut it .....or stop it ...!

It may have given me a slightly ginger minge (my hairs on me head is actually brown ) Its just the beard and a few other bits do not match ..... no bottle's here .....its a DNA job .....

I guess if I was a dog I'd be a mongrel ....I just blame the recessives ....

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cheers ..I could break wind more tunefully than that .... All Ive got to do is drink a few of those bio actol friendly bacteria drinks and my arse is Pavarotti on a missionĀ  ..

Must be on the juice......................... :rolleyes: :lol:

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