Introducing myself

**_______** · 08-23-2011, 04:16 PM

hi!

**~~Johnston~~** · 08-24-2011, 05:40 AM

Originally Posted by GeistFaust

Hello Welcome Sir.

Originally Posted by Fortis in Arduis

Hello from Old England.

Midmost England, I am sure.

Originally Posted by zeta

welcome

Originally Posted by Allenson

Good to see another Yank onboard.

Better watch out for Irene down in your neck of the woods this coming weekend!

I love hurricanes, but I cannot blame the old timers for feeling scared because of the '38!

Originally Posted by Anthropologique

Welcome to the forum.

Interesting to see a Breton. Are you Gallo or British? What do you think of the Normans? The English? I think I know how you feel about Paris.

Originally Posted by Sabinae

Hi and welcome to The Apricity

I see you have every red blooded male here on your tail, so to speak.

Originally Posted by Sahson

Välkommen.

Danke!

Originally Posted by Germanicus

Hello and welcome from the thunder god.

I love Thor!

Originally Posted by Svipdag

It seems to me that you are belabouring a point which no one has disputed.
The original settlers of ALL of the thirteen colonies were English. Are you expressing regret at the ethnic heterogeneity which subsequent immigration has produced ?

Immigration was once needed to provide manpower, mostly unskilled labourers, for our westward expansion. That need no longer exists, and I favour slamming the "golden door" in the faces of further "wretched refuse"
(and I am, myself, of immigrant stock on the distaff side.)

By the way, all of us have lives of our own. No one is going to criticise or penalise you for infrequency of posting. I must admit that I cannot understand how some of our frequent posters find the time. Perhaps they are insomniacs who post instead of counting sheep.

The above having been said, welcome to The Apricity Forum. I hope that you will find our discussions interesting and occasionally worthy of comment.

"NON SVM QVALIS ERAM" - QVINTVS HORATIVS FLACCVS

America is English first and foremost, not even Scottish or Irish except through the English association, more noticeable in the Carolinas and Georgia which were significantly affected by the 18th century Union. The laws say America is English, and therefore, Germanic. Multicultural equivocation proponents can exit stage right.