Naswarville

[livingdead]

Yup- been to England and Scotland-

england and scotland are not in europe..

 

[BDforever]

england and scotland are not in europe..

yes.. those in Mars

 

[BDforever]

kia hua ? sob lok chup keu hey ?

 

[RAMPAGE]

GOD ! i miss Spartacus

 

[livingdead]

yes.. those in Mars

here europe means the land where the decadent french and barbaric germans live..

 

[livingdead]

GOD ! i miss Spartacus

watch something else.. you like only those period dramas?

 

[RAMPAGE]

watch something else.. you like only those period dramas?

nah......my favorite is the big bang theory ! but suggest something like arrow or breaking bad !

 

[livingdead]

nah......my favorite is the big bang theory ! but suggest something like arrow or breaking bad !

seriously.. you like those american comedy with 30 second jokes and canned laughter.. time to upgrade mate..

 

[Alpha1]

england and scotland are not in europe..

They are in Britania

 

[RAMPAGE]

seriously.. you like those american comedy with 30 second jokes and canned laughter.. time to upgrade mate..

don't challenge my taste ! i'm the one who told u about mind ur language !

They are in Britania

tell me where does the word cum from ?

 

[livingdead]

don't challenge my taste ! i'm the one who told u about mind ur language !

tell me where does the word cum from ?

well..thats british.. always better than americans in humour ..

 

[BDforever]

nah......my favorite is the big bang theory ! but suggest something like arrow or breaking bad !

l like it too, i have few others. How I met your mother, Friends , two and half man

 

[DESERT FIGHTER]

l like it too, i have few others. How I met your mother, Friends , two and half man

100% better than the rest...

 

[Alpha1]

@RAMPAGE
The name is Latin, and derives from the Greek form Prettanike or Brettaniai, which originally designated a collection of islands
with individual names, including
Albion or Great Britain; however,
by the 1st century BC Britannia came to be used for Great Britain
specifically. In AD 43 the Roman Empire began its conquest of the island, establishing a province they called Britannia, which came
to encompass the parts of the
island south of Caledonia
(roughly Scotland). The native
Celtic inhabitants of the province
are known as the Britons. In the
2nd century Roman Britannia
came to be personified as a
goddess, armed with a trident
and shield and wearing a
Corinthian helmet.
The Latin name Britannia long
survived the Roman withdrawal
from Britain in the 5th century,
and yielded the name for the
island in most European and
various other languages,
including the English Britain and
the modern Welsh Prydain. After
centuries of declining use, the
Latin form was revived during
the English Renaissance as a
rhetorical evocation of a British
national identity. Especially
following the Acts of Union in
1707, which joined the
Kingdoms of England and
Scotland, the personification of
the martial Britannia was used as
an emblem of British imperial
power and unity. She featured on
all modern British coinage series
until the redesign in 2008.

 

[BDforever]

100% better than the rest...

@Neptune bro's favorite is Chunk series .. ask him why ?