Arylett Charnoa

I decided that I was going to go to bed after you replied to me, but iy looks like I'm going to pull an all-nighter at this rate :(

The saddest part in every friendship is that there are arguements. Too bad there has to be, though.

Welsh~

I could go on like this.
You should know some of these:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/100_Welsh_Heroes
3, (7), 13, (22), (25), (34), 35, (53), 70, (71), (76).

(The ones in brackets are the ones I'm not sure whether they're that well known outside of Britain)

I really wouldn't mind. I would actually enjoy it, until I'd have to go to bed.

Welsh~

Was Henry VII of England English?

They were using Welsh coal because it was the best around back then. It made them go so fast that they couldn't maneuver very well.

Is King Arthur English?

The coal.

It's all right...I couldn't stop rambling on about it when I got my first girl's number.

The fist settlers weren't English, they were British.

Yes, we sunk it (shhhhh)

*heals*

You can't say that the Americans came solely from the English.
They came from Britain, not England. Also, with the number of immigrants that moved there in the past, you can't exactly say that.
Wiki says:
"The United States Declaration of Independence is a statement adopted by the Continental Congress on July 4, 1776, announcing that the thirteen American colonies then at war with Great Britain were no longer a part of the British Empire."
Also quite a few of the people who singed the Declaration of Independence were Welsh (and Scottish and Irish)
Actually, both America and Britain speak a variation of English. You may have done stuff like take the u out of colour. But we did stuff like change thing that ended in -ize to -ise.


Wales is better. We even sunk the titanic. (but don't tell anyone, it's a secret)

*ChaosTresdances*

*world is saved*PARTY!!

(And I managed to be able to do this because of the power of time)

Hmm...so it's settled?*places out hand to shake it*

I have friends there~

So you won't take over ze world?

Most wiki articles are American.
Titles are always the American word (redirected from English word)

Because I asked nicely~

It's true!

Wales has some Wikipedia pages in is own language.
England has none!

(It's better than England)

If you do ever get enough money to fly to England, don't forget to visit its small but uberfast neighbours!

Also, I'd like to draw your attention to BAN.