Trump gets hero's welcome in Poland

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All the good stuff!

I do love Welsh cakes and bara brith.

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[Sailor]

I do love Welsh cakes and bara brith.

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You are a good man Milagro!

 

[Cadillac Man]

It's not really a clash of civilizations, since the Middle East does not have civilization.

You might want to look up the origins of and contributions to civilization in the Middle East.

http://www.huffingtonpost.com/craig-considine/overcoming-historical-amnesia_b_4135868.html

 

[Airstrip One]

You might want to look up the origins of and contributions to civilization in the Middle East.

http://www.huffingtonpost.com/craig-considine/overcoming-historical-amnesia_b_4135868.html

Yes, pre-Islam, Egypt in particular was one of the oldest and greatest civilizations, and part of the Greco-Roman world. The region has been devoid of civilization for nearly 1400 years.

 

[Micawber]

http://www.awolbush.com/whoserved.html

 

[Sailor]

http://www.awolbush.com/whoserved.html

I do not see Clinton or Obama in there either. Thanks for pointing that out.

 

[GazzaQueen]

Lava bread, Welsh lamb, Welsh beef, Welsh cakes, bara brith, Anglesey oysters, Caerphilly cheese, Glamorgan sausage, Welsh rarebit, cawl.

Tom Jones, Richard Burton, Dylan Thomas, Bertrand Russell, Lawrence of Arabia, Anthony Hopkins, Catherine Zeta-Jones, Shirley Bassey, Ronald Dahl.

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Life would have been much different without Tom Jones.

 

[Sailor]

Life would have been much different without Tom Jones.

Good old Ewythr Thomas

 

[Bill]

They just love him so much there, a real hero, Yuge..

Things don't work out here maybe he can stay there for a few days on the couch.......

 

[Bill]

Lava bread, Welsh lamb, Welsh beef, Welsh cakes, bara brith, Anglesey oysters, Caerphilly cheese, Glamorgan sausage, Welsh rarebit, cawl.

Tom Jones, Richard Burton, Dylan Thomas, Bertrand Russell, Lawrence of Arabia, Anthony Hopkins, Catherine Zeta-Jones, Shirley Bassey, Ronald Dahl.

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Praising the Welsh now are yea...... Your Irish ancestors be rolling in their dusty graves I tell yea Lad...

 

[Bill]

Life would have been much different without Tom Jones.

he must still be pretty popular, he was listed right after the rabbit & cawl...........

 

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Praising the Welsh now are yea...... Your Irish ancestors be rolling in their dusty graves I tell yea Lad...

The Irish have always had an ambivalent relationship with the Welsh. They have a lot in common but many Irish consider the Welsh to be very clannish and distant.

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he must still be pretty popular, he was listed right after the rabbit & cawl...........

Well that's because I was listing foods and celebrities separately but you knew that already!

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[Bill]

Well that's because I was listing foods and celebrities separately but you knew that already!

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cawl?? What is that??

 

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cawl?? What is that??

It's a traditional Welsh broth, very tasty.

http://www.jamieoliver.com/recipes/lamb-recipes/traditional-welsh-cawl/

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[Bill]

It's a traditional Welsh broth, very tasty.

http://www.jamieoliver.com/recipes/lamb-recipes/traditional-welsh-cawl/

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Yea, that broth does look tasty, rich in flavor.. They call a turnip a swede??

 

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Yea, that broth does look tasty, rich in flavor.. They call a turnip a swede??

They are not the same thing, a turnip is lighter in colour and sweeter in flavour. A swede is more reddish and is actually a cross between a turnip and a cabbage. In Scotland they are called neeps, as in neeps and haggis traditionally eaten on Burn's Night.

http://www.apassionforfood.co.uk/turnips-swede-difference/

 

[Bill]

They are not the same thing, a turnip is lighter in colour and sweeter in flavour. A swede is more reddish and is actually a cross between a turnip and a cabbage. In Scotland they are called neeps, as in neeps and haggis traditionally eaten on Burn's Night.

http://www.apassionforfood.co.uk/turnips-swede-difference/

That is what we call a rutabaga.. I like those & always put them in my stew.. The pict I saw @ the link looked like a turnip..

 

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That is what we call a rutabaga.. I like those & always put them in my stew.. The pict I saw @ the link looked like a turnip..

If you want to use turnips why not?

 

[Sailor]

It's a traditional Welsh broth, very tasty.

http://www.jamieoliver.com/recipes/lamb-recipes/traditional-welsh-cawl/

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Delicious!