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i know. was just saying that. what happened to the light heartedness of efest.

think since the dust has settled from T, theres not many funny threads anymore.

still keep coming on though cos it makes work go a little faster :P

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So you're denying the existence of a uniquely Welsh culture? I admit it is *similar* to other Celtic cultures but it has its own literature, dress, customs, language, what more do you want?
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Yes. There are many different cultures that exist within Wales as they do everywhere else. But to assimilate this unto a flag alongside a written canon of idealised nationalist literature and heritage does not make them authentic to that region.

No there isn't. There is a stereotype, a foiled history and a narrative of nationalism tied to a region of Wales, but this is not an authentic culture in any shape or form.

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I thought you'd stopped talking to me?

Have you read any nationalist literature? It's packed full of mythology, stereotypes and foils. Let me ask this, what society is so big that it comes to be contained equally throughout one entire region unaffected by any other region?

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yeha just had a wee nip over to TITP forum for a laugh. Read some of the peeing everywhere/why is there so many neds stuff bit more lighthearted for a Tuesday afternono than the creation of the world and whatever else snoozefest going on in this thread
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Have you read any nationalist literature? It's packed full of mythology, stereotypes and foils. Let me ask this, what society is so big that it comes to be contained equally throughout one entire region unaffected by any other region?
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