What's the weather like in Europe?

Demelza wrote:

taipan wrote:

Brass Monkey wrote:My boss had this hailstorm that covered part of her village white. Everywhere else, it's been sunny.

You work for a woman?

And . . . ?

good implied point.

taipan's post is probably the most pointless post i have ever seen on any forum. Quite an achievement.

the only places I want to see in Europe are the Irish Isles, Basque Spain/France, Wales and Cornwall.

buckSH wrote:the only places I want to see in Europe are the Irish Isles, Basque Spain/France, Wales and Cornwall.

Smerky and Dem taking to the hills.

ten years after wrote:

Demelza wrote:

taipan wrote:

Brass Monkey wrote:My boss had this hailstorm that covered part of her village white. Everywhere else, it's been sunny.

You work for a woman?

And . . . ?

good implied point.

taipan's post is probably the most pointless post i have ever seen on any forum. Quite an achievement.

Up yours too.

Apparently I have RH-ive blood, my doctor told me that most people with this blood group live in basque lands and Irish/Welsh & berber types etc.

Probably these people are my lost brothers and sisters.

I actually do want to go to Orkney. I'm 'in to' early, neolithic style civilisations here, nowhere better than Orkney IMO - Maeshowe, Skara Brae, Ring of Brodgar.

I'm sure I'd discover some sort of shit to refine our understanding of the world.

buckSH wrote:Apparently I have RH-ive blood, my doctor told me that most people with this blood group live in basque lands and Irish/Welsh & berber types etc.

Probably these people are my lost brothers and sisters.

Get it right then, Britons are different to basques.

but the Welsh and Irish are very similar to basques.

Brass Monkey wrote:

buckSH wrote:Apparently I have RH-ive blood, my doctor told me that most people with this blood group live in basque lands and Irish/Welsh & berber types etc.

Probably these people are my lost brothers and sisters.

Get it right then, Britons are different to basques.

Yep. never seen a chick in a briton.

taipan wrote:

ten years after wrote:

Demelza wrote:

taipan wrote:

Brass Monkey wrote:My boss had this hailstorm that covered part of her village white. Everywhere else, it's been sunny.

You work for a woman?

And . . . ?

good implied point.

taipan's post is probably the most pointless post i have ever seen on any forum. Quite an achievement.

Up yours too.

buckSH wrote:but the Welsh and Irish are very similar to basques.

Not really.

only in the sense they had deep celt/saxon influences later. basically these people were 'old-european' tribes.

Look at their settlements, it's always on a hilly region. Probably connected to the great floods.

Brass Monkey wrote:

buckSH wrote:but the Welsh and Irish are very similar to basques.

Not really.

They all look the same to Bucky.

buckSH wrote:but the Welsh and Irish are very similar to basques.

taipan's record for most pointless post threatened within minutes.

taipan wrote:

Brass Monkey wrote:

buckSH wrote:but the Welsh and Irish are very similar to basques.

Not really.

They all look the same to Bucky.

No they don't, the proto-Irish have very bewitching looks, dark hair and kinda very contrasting skin tones.

Somewhat reminding me of ancient druids and druidesses.

the welsh are slightly different. But not seen many to categorize.

buckSH wrote:only in the sense they had deep celt/saxon influences later. basically these people were 'old-european' tribes.

Look at their settlements, it's always on a hilly region. Probably connected to the great floods.

What? They were Gascons, Languedocs, Iberians and many other earlier races - I'd call it incredibly tenuous to link them to Celtish people.

Oh, and f*ck the great floods.

buckSH wrote:Apparently I have RH-ive blood, my doctor told me that most people with this blood group live in basque lands and Irish/Welsh & berber types etc.

Probably these people are my lost brothers and sisters.

I wonder why they ... errrr.... "lost" themselves ?

Merlin wrote:

I wonder why they ... errrr.... "lost" themselves ?

During the great Mahabharata war the opposing groups of the Arya and Danava fought with each other. The Arya's apparently won this round and chased away the Danavas to the edges of the earth.

these are celestial groups of pre-human origin, they were here on earth before us. Our mythology is more or less based on their tales and exploits.

And thus the children of Godess Danu were found to reside in the Welsh, Irish isles and a part of them in basque France and Spain. The Irish call their ancestors as children of Danu to this day. Check it out.

Aryavarta was modern day Ural down to North and coastal India upto Gujarat.

ten years after wrote:

Demelza wrote:

taipan wrote:

Brass Monkey wrote:My boss had this hailstorm that covered part of her village white. Everywhere else, it's been sunny.

You work for a woman?

And . . . ?

good implied point.

taipan's post is probably the most pointless post i have ever seen on any forum. Quite an achievement.

He is guy is capable of much informed posting. But sadly he keeps his motivation restricted to irrelevant pokes. Can't figure out why?

he forums to let off steam .. that's why.

different strokes for different folks.

Leave it Viks .....

Batman wrote:

ten years after wrote:

Demelza wrote:

taipan wrote:

Brass Monkey wrote:My boss had this hailstorm that covered part of her village white. Everywhere else, it's been sunny.

You work for a woman?

And . . . ?

good implied point.

taipan's post is probably the most pointless post i have ever seen on any forum. Quite an achievement.

He is guy is capable of much informed posting. But sadly he keeps his motivation restricted to irrelevant pokes. Can't figure out why?.

FFS Vikas, you claim to have me on ignore. Fair enough but then leave me out of it.

I was referring to that particular post, not taipan's posting in general.

You gotta admit taips it was a bit devoid of point.