Comments on: Letter to Ireland http://www.jbwr.net/web/bp/billblog/index.php/archives/2007/01/15/letter-to-ireland/ There is no knowing the Evil Eyebrow Fri, 10 Sep 2010 15:44:16 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.5.1 By: Grandad http://www.jbwr.net/web/bp/billblog/index.php/archives/2007/01/15/letter-to-ireland/#comment-24163 Grandad Tue, 16 Jan 2007 15:19:58 +0000 http://www.jbwr.net/web/bp/billblog/index.php/archives/2007/01/15/letter-to-ireland/#comment-24163 OK. For anyone over there who wants a definitive guide to Ireland, I have posted one in my Blog [Head Rambles]. Unless of course, you aren't interested. And that's fine. No problem. OK. For anyone over there who wants a definitive guide to Ireland, I have posted one in my Blog [Head Rambles].

Unless of course, you aren’t interested. And that’s fine. No problem.

]]> By: Grandad http://www.jbwr.net/web/bp/billblog/index.php/archives/2007/01/15/letter-to-ireland/#comment-24078 Grandad Mon, 15 Jan 2007 17:56:30 +0000 http://www.jbwr.net/web/bp/billblog/index.php/archives/2007/01/15/letter-to-ireland/#comment-24078 Ireland is an island situated in the Atlantic between Wales and Newfoundland. We do have snakes, but we call them Politicians. We also have hills, and in between them we have valleys. Actually, it's quite a scenic place once you get out of the cities. But they are quite scenic too. There is a bit of the country we call The North that doesn't really belong to us. But it doesn't really belong to the UK either. So we ignore it. We speak English better than the English so the country tends to fill up with foreign students in the summer, trying to improve their linguistic skills. Don't try reading about Irish history. It's too confusing. I'm confused by it and so is everyone else. It's mostly a pack of lies anyway [depending on who wrote it] Aw dammit - I'm going to have to write a blog-post on this - Ireland for the non-Irish...... Ireland is an island situated in the Atlantic between Wales and Newfoundland.

We do have snakes, but we call them Politicians.

We also have hills, and in between them we have valleys. Actually, it’s quite a scenic place once you get out of the cities. But they are quite scenic too.

There is a bit of the country we call The North that doesn’t really belong to us. But it doesn’t really belong to the UK either. So we ignore it.

We speak English better than the English so the country tends to fill up with foreign students in the summer, trying to improve their linguistic skills.

Don’t try reading about Irish history. It’s too confusing. I’m confused by it and so is everyone else. It’s mostly a pack of lies anyway [depending on who wrote it]

Aw dammit - I’m going to have to write a blog-post on this - Ireland for the non-Irish……

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