2 definitions by Aturner
JM Writes :
"This England never did, nor never shall,
Lie at the proud foot of a conqueror."
- William Shakespeare
Time to remind him that the definition is United Kingdom and Not England.And whilst on the subject of Blundering Errors England Was Conquered in 1066 by lots of Normans From France Remember William the Conqueror?
England is only part of the United Kingdom Not the whole thing!
tags dis-united kingdom devolution independance freedom! shakespeare wrong again
2. United Kingdom 52 up, 33 down
"This England never did, nor never shall,
Lie at the proud foot of a conqueror."
- William Shakespeare (1564 - 1616), "King John", Act 5 scene 7
by JM
Ok so what about William the Conqueror 1066? ring any bells? you know when the english under harold got their asses kicked by lots and lots of French normans ,you are as dull as shakespeare!
only the english call it united kingdom which it is not!
to the people who said this
notice he says "This England" that england was not created till William The Conqueror came to England to get the crown he was promised by the previous king, Harold (not royal blood) took the throne from him, so William (the previous kings cousin) came to get what was his, so get your facts right before you start spouting things that are wrong. so we were not conquered, we just got the king we were supposed to have, and William would have lost if not when he invaded Harold was up north fending off the vikings, and he had to run down with a diminished army from the north to the south to fight, so fuck you, you ignorant yankee and scottish wankers.
"This England never did, nor never shall,
Lie at the proud foot of a conqueror."
- William Shakespeare
Time to remind him that the definition is United Kingdom and Not England.And whilst on the subject of Blundering Errors England Was Conquered in 1066 by lots of Normans From France Remember William the Conqueror?
England is only part of the United Kingdom Not the whole thing!
tags dis-united kingdom devolution independance freedom! shakespeare wrong again
2. United Kingdom 52 up, 33 down
"This England never did, nor never shall,
Lie at the proud foot of a conqueror."
- William Shakespeare (1564 - 1616), "King John", Act 5 scene 7
by JM
Ok so what about William the Conqueror 1066? ring any bells? you know when the english under harold got their asses kicked by lots and lots of French normans ,you are as dull as shakespeare!
only the english call it united kingdom which it is not!
to the people who said this
notice he says "This England" that england was not created till William The Conqueror came to England to get the crown he was promised by the previous king, Harold (not royal blood) took the throne from him, so William (the previous kings cousin) came to get what was his, so get your facts right before you start spouting things that are wrong. so we were not conquered, we just got the king we were supposed to have, and William would have lost if not when he invaded Harold was up north fending off the vikings, and he had to run down with a diminished army from the north to the south to fight, so fuck you, you ignorant yankee and scottish wankers.
by Aturner March 30, 2007
means your shitter, unlike all these yankees are saying, it is not a way of being polite. ass isn't swearing, arse is, fuckin ass, its arse simple as that. ass = a donkey
by Aturner March 28, 2007