Pete wrote:

B3 REV wrote:

Alexia wrote:
Fuck off. Seriously.

You have been banned for the following reason..............

you'll be banned from here too if you don't stop whining. just get over yourself

Whining? Bloody hell.

Alexia wrote:

B3 REV wrote:Not when it means buggreing up your browser it doesn't.

Fuck off. Seriously.

You have been banned for the following reason..............

Not when it means buggreing up your browser it doesn't.

The point is you shouldn't have to

But there's no point you can still view it you just have to delete every other website info

Not really. Posting yes but you cannot stop anyone from viewing a website

Being banned from posting should not not mean youre banned from viewing the forums though. They have no right to do that.

Am I the only one who thinks its a bit rude to tell you youre banned without any warning and make you clear your cookies to view the website?

Alexia wrote:I believe this illustrates that Welsh, far from being "foreign" to England, has in fact more of a historical claim to these shores than English

I don't deny that, but it was 1500 years ago, before there was any distinction between what is now England and Wales.

Gavin Scott wrote:Welsh is not a "foreign" a language in the UK - likened by you to Urdu or Hindi, by virtue of Wales being part of the UK.

I'm not talking about the UK as a whole, just England. Welsh is just as foreign in England as Arabic, French or Punjab.

Welsh is just as foreign as Punjab, Urdu, Arabic etc and should not come above the rest, especially when there's more speakers the latter.

There's a significant difference - Wales is a part of the Union - or a Principality of England if you prefer.

Despite the fact that more people may speak ...