My sister and aunt comes from Romford and there's nothing wrong with herHarlow. not Romford !
My sister and aunt comes from Romford and there's nothing wrong with herHarlow. not Romford !
My sister and aunt comes from Romford and there's nothing wrong with her
I used to pass the Cofiwch Dreweryn painted stone (link) often when I was doing a lot of trips between West Wales and Yorkshire, and often wondered what it was about. There was a documentary on it on BBC recently (not sure if just BBC Wales). Have to say I haven't felt as angry in a long time. Having a pee in the lake is something, I suppose. I am about as non-violent and unmilitant as it is possible to be, but I would have been among those planting explosives. The sheer injustice and inhumanity was staggering.Y Llew Coch .
and yes the North welsh can be a bit prickly with Saes. cofiwch tryweryn - we generally don't like having our villages razed to ground on a pack of lies. ( who knew scouse businesses lied )
I had a pee in Llyn Celyn when i was on a primary school visit. the others in my class told on me to the head teacher. who told me it was the best thing he had heard of me do
"Now, class, I am going to say a letter and you have to give me a word beginning with that letter. First, the letter A."LITTLE JOHNNY IS BACK:
Bloody hell, it's literally half a century since I last heard this one. It went round my primary school, to the extent that any mention of Nat King Cole (who was very popular at the time) brought us all out in fits of giggles.This will probably date me but we had little Johnny too
Someone was eating Maltesers in class and dropped some.
They rolled across the floor and the teacher angry said "alright who's got
brown balls?"
Little Johnny shot up his hand and said
"Nat King Cole miss"