Welcome aborad Francis - though I note with this suspiciously Welsh
typo that Wales is south of the M62, and as you point out only has
'choir gas'.

On 1 Sep, 13:21, frantheman <[email protected]> wrote:
> Given that the celtic tiger has transformed itself into an arthritic
> tabby following the financial crisis, maybe Ireland could join up. It
> would solve the remaining problems in Northern Ireland nicely and,
> after all, we are all originally Scotii. Here comes the Celtic
> Confederation. Watch out, perfidious Albion; Scots wa-hey, Erin go
> brach! (Now where's that sound of a male choir singing "Men of
> Harlech" coming from? ... )
>
> Francis
>
> On 1 Sep., 06:29, archytas <[email protected]> wrote:
>
>
>
> > There is a convenient line drawn across mainland Great Britain - the
> > M62.  Not as high as Hadrian's Wall but a useful line to demarcate
> > Scotland from England.  Those of us lucky enough to live north of it
> > should lay claim to be Scots and to what is left of the oil and gas
> > other than the hot air of Westminster politicians.  These oil and gas
> > reserves are about as big as Kuwait's and our country would be about
> > 15 million strong, ready-made with its own parliament in Edinburgh.
> > We could leave the bwanking debts to the English and join the Euro,
> > committing ourselves to use the oil and gas to create sustainable
> > industries, agriculture and energy -possibly after an emigration to
> > New Zealand.
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