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megg_inc Posted Tue 14 Oct, 2008 8:08 PM |
Ric's not a Ric??? No man can be trusted, really. |
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minnmess Posted Tue 14 Oct, 2008 8:19 PM |
megg_inc wrote: Ric's not a Ric??? No man can be trusted, really.
see! thats what im saying! and they say girls are hard to figure out! We dont even know his name! |
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SAM(LOS ANGELES) Posted Tue 14 Oct, 2008 8:25 PM |
weirdmom wrote: I missed you too Nikki! And I just read "your" post on the Travis board. Thinking those questions are coming from you are really funny.
Yeah I knew you didn't know either but I didn't want to "out" you. Thank you Chito-chan for your answer!!!
Kristy, Ric's name is Jorge.
So I'll paste in Sam's real question:
i have a couple questions for you weirdmom, what is your real name and why is your username weirdmom?i think you were the first person on here to add me a friend and reply to my post, but since then i've rarely chatted with you
My real name is Anne. I gave a long winded answer about my username in the thread about usernames so you can see that there. I don't want to paste it in here and bore people to death.
You're right, we haven't chatted much. I've seen your posts but often the threads you're on aren't ones I'm really posting on. (If they're sports related, I have no opinions or thoughts to offer.)
yeah,i know,i'm kinda hung up on baseball at the moment.Anne is a nice name, i like it.:-) |
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Chiito-chan Posted Tue 14 Oct, 2008 9:16 PM |
weirdmom wrote: Chiito-chan wrote: You're welcome. By the way, do you know what's my real name?
Uh, no. I actually was going to ask that but forgot and pressed submit before I added that.
As Kayte said, my real name is Rocio. Quite weird. |
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kiwi Posted Tue 14 Oct, 2008 9:33 PM |
minnmess wrote: oh *raises hand* I have a question
Wendy, are you from Ireland or Northern Ireland?
Your profile says "UK" but in the Unsecret Santa signup you said "Ireland."
NI is part of the UK, so I think people living there go by either/or. |
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minnmess Posted Tue 14 Oct, 2008 9:37 PM |
kiwi wrote: minnmess wrote: oh *raises hand* I have a question
Wendy, are you from Ireland or Northern Ireland?
Your profile says "UK" but in the Unsecret Santa signup you said "Ireland."
NI is part of the UK, so I think people living there go by either/or.
that i get, but I want to know which one she is actually from, lol |
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kiwi Posted Tue 14 Oct, 2008 9:52 PM |
minnmess wrote: kiwi wrote: minnmess wrote: oh *raises hand* I have a question
Wendy, are you from Ireland or Northern Ireland?
Your profile says "UK" but in the Unsecret Santa signup you said "Ireland."
NI is part of the UK, so I think people living there go by either/or.
that i get, but I want to know which one she is actually from, lol
She's from Northern Ireland i think... |
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minnmess Posted Tue 14 Oct, 2008 9:55 PM |
kiwi wrote: minnmess wrote: kiwi wrote: minnmess wrote: oh *raises hand* I have a question
Wendy, are you from Ireland or Northern Ireland?
Your profile says "UK" but in the Unsecret Santa signup you said "Ireland."
NI is part of the UK, so I think people living there go by either/or.
that i get, but I want to know which one she is actually from, lol
She's from Northern Ireland i think...
thanks!
I think that is it for my Boardie Question Amnesty for a while. I cant think of any other burning questions i have for people which i should know the answer to by now. |
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Peewee Posted Tue 14 Oct, 2008 10:15 PM |
minnmess wrote: kiwi wrote: minnmess wrote: kiwi wrote: minnmess wrote: oh *raises hand* I have a question
Wendy, are you from Ireland or Northern Ireland?
Your profile says "UK" but in the Unsecret Santa signup you said "Ireland."
NI is part of the UK, so I think people living there go by either/or.
that i get, but I want to know which one she is actually from, lol
She's from Northern Ireland i think...
thanks!
I think that is it for my Boardie Question Amnesty for a while. I cant think of any other burning questions i have for people which i should know the answer to by now.
Hello lil lady! I am from Northern Ireland (which is part of UK...thus it comes up as that on offical things like Travis board) but I put IRELAND on the UnSecret Santa thing as all you North Americans seem to put that I am from Ireland as in general(see other swaps etc). I made it easier for you all ;) But either is fine n dandy with me. |
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kiwi Posted Tue 14 Oct, 2008 10:29 PM |
Peewee wrote: minnmess wrote: kiwi wrote: minnmess wrote: kiwi wrote: minnmess wrote: oh *raises hand* I have a question
Wendy, are you from Ireland or Northern Ireland?
Your profile says "UK" but in the Unsecret Santa signup you said "Ireland."
NI is part of the UK, so I think people living there go by either/or.
that i get, but I want to know which one she is actually from, lol
She's from Northern Ireland i think...
thanks!
I think that is it for my Boardie Question Amnesty for a while. I cant think of any other burning questions i have for people which i should know the answer to by now.
Hello lil lady! I am from Northern Ireland (which is part of UK...thus it comes up as that on offical things like Travis board) but I put IRELAND on the UnSecret Santa thing as all you North Americans seem to put that I am from Ireland as in general(see other swaps etc). I made it easier for you all ;) But either is fine n dandy with me.
Random question: when I give my irish address to anyone official here, they always think it's NI, what would you refer to the other bit of ireland as officially, cos i always end up sounding like an idiot saying '...limerick...' *blank stare* 'south?' |
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Darran Posted Tue 14 Oct, 2008 10:41 PM |
The South of Ireland is The Republic Of Ireland.
The North is Northern Ireland. |
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minnmess Posted Tue 14 Oct, 2008 10:55 PM |
Peewee wrote: But either is fine n dandy with me.
how very un-Darranish
I thought I would ask for clarification as to not accidently offend you either way. As i apperently did with someone else. But we have come to a truce!
Okay, Wendy is officially Northern Irish and not Irish.
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Turtleneck Posted Tue 14 Oct, 2008 11:01 PM |
Due to the map shortage, I thought Ireland was just Ireland. I didn't there was a division. |
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Scottish Dubliner Posted Tue 14 Oct, 2008 11:13 PM |
Very Basically...
Ireland was once colonized by the British and became part of the Empire. There was an uprising and a fight for Irish Independence. Eventually the British government gave 26 of the 32 Counties back to the Irish, keeping 6 in the north(Ulster). The 26 became the Republican Free State of Ireland and the 6 in the north(Ulster) remained part of the United Kingdom (of Great Britian and Northern Ireland).
There are 3 different schools of thought regarding the north...
1. Some people wish to reamin British (Unionists)
2. Some people wish the remaining counties be returned to the Republic (Republicans)
3. Some people don't care either way or see the North as it's own place belonging to neither.
That is a very simplistic view but I hope it helps.
Dubz
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fenchurch Posted Tue 14 Oct, 2008 11:17 PM |
Scottish Dubliner wrote: Very Basically...
Ireland was once colonized by the British and became part of the Empire. There was an uprising and a fight for Irish Independence. Eventually the British government gave 26 of the 32 Counties back to the Irish, keeping 6 in the north(Ulster). The 26 became the Republican Free State of Ireland and the 6 in the north(Ulster) remained part of the United Kingdom (of Great Britian and Northern Ireland).
There are 3 different schools of thought regarding the north...
1. Some people wish to reamin British (Unionists)
2. Some people wish the remaining counties be returned to the Republic (Republicans)
3. Some people don't care either way or see the North as it's own place belonging to neither.
That is a very simplistic view but I hope it helps.
Dubz
This is a quarter of my Leaving Cert History course - except in the book it takes up over 300 pages, and that's just the past 50 years! Good summary btw. |
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