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Methinks that yesteryears men were made of sterner stuff.
Checkout the living conditions in the trenches in WW1.... we breed pansies today, half of them not even sure if they are men.
Without a shadow there John, even a couple of generations ago. I was in Shetland last week, the fishermen used to go to sea, rowing in an open boat for four days! In the Atlantic/ North Sea, imagine that now. To see old photos of the farmers on the Moor, or highlands, those men were made of granite for sure. They are not soft now, real tough men, but it is a little easier for them now.
Thank you I`m of Irish/Scottish heritage ha haLooking at the name, he was obviously of good stock……English or Scottish.
Oh what a shame! So you’re a mongrel…..like us all. I am English/Welsh, my wife is Scottish, so my grandkids are an even bigger mix. My wife has also a chunk of Nors heritage…..Ha ha.
My wife is a Williamson, of Viking heritage, and being called a Pommy does not insult me whatsoever, in fact I believe it a compliment. Certainly better than what we call Aussies, but my Aussie mates have never been bothered.
Have you got one?
Two Dingo’s, an Emu and a Wombat.
Is that the smelly half or the dog half?It gets worse...I'm half German
