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I'm Jamesey wrote:

Moist.Niek wrote:

What you wanna do about it?

I mean you got no muscles, your just a hump of fat

http://img185.imageshack.us/img185/5724/lolhm3.th.jpg

You'd have to be all kinds of fucked up to lose to niek in a fight

HaawwK wrote:

http://www.esl.eu/eu/player/2353178/

that guy is Niek's internet daddy at the moment, he buys Niek ESL premium so he can play moar gathers!

Last edited by 12/f/taiwan (2008-10-22 12:41:50)

Moist.Niek wrote:

You rly gotta be fucked up when you shave yourself bold..

Sumera isn t buying me anything tbh..

btw All english ppl immigrated to the UK, so you ppl are the immigrants
Gotta suck 2 be an immigrant doesnt it?

Moist.Niek wrote:

HaawwK wrote:

Moist.Niek wrote:

You rly gotta be fucked up when you shave yourself bold..

Sumera isn t buying me anything tbh..

btw All english ppl immigrated to the UK, so you ppl are the immigrants
Gotta suck 2 be an immigrant doesnt it?

make some sense

"England is named after the Angles, the largest of the Germanic tribes who settled in England in the 5th and 6th centuries, and who are believed to have originated in the peninsula of Angeln, in what is now Denmark and northern Germany. (The further etymology of this tribe's name remains uncertain, although a popular theory holds that it need be sought no further than the word angle itself, and refers to a fish-hook-shaped region of Holstein."

"Britain was in fact inhabited at least 500,000 years ago, (before the last ice) 500,000-year-old hominid remains were uncovered in Boxgrove, West Sussex, in 1993. and cave paintings reveal that the English caves at Creswell Crags, may hold the most elaborate Ice Age cave-art ceiling ever discovered. Up to 80 carvings of animals, dancing women, and geometric patterns have now been discovered"

"So it seems probable that at least parts of Britain were inhabited before the end of the Ice Age, and possibly even during it !
The name Britain originates from the time when Greek and Roman writers, during the first century BCE and the first century CE, described the inhabitants of Great Britain and Ireland as Priteni, the origin of the Latin word Britannic. Etymologicum Genuinum and Parthenius, mention of Bretannus (the Latinized form of the Ancient Greek) as a Celt forefather of the Britons. It has been suggested that this name came from a Gaullish description meaning "people of the forms" referring to their practice of tattooing or painting their bodies using blue woad. By 50 BC Greek geographers were using equivalents of Prettanik? as a group name for the islands. However, with the Roman conquest of Britain the Latin term Britannia was used for the island of Great Britain."

"The Celtic people were the first into Britain after the ice sheets receded at the end of the last ice age.
This is thought to have been about 11000 years ago or 9000BC.
The Celts crossed the Irish Sea to settle Ireland some 2000 years later and the languages gradually drifted apart slightly so that nowadays the closest to original celtic is Welsh. Irish celtic became Irish gaelic, and when the irish invaded the west coast of Scotland they conquered the Celts living there and the language became Scottish gaelic."

"So the Celtic peoples came to an uninhabited Britain.

=NHB=Shadow wrote:

S.J.N.P.0717 wrote:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Lq3KFPhtdzw

Fuck anyone trying to close my thread.

fucking thank you
now i remember who he was he use to be on a disney show(disney surfers??)