Englishman irishman and Scotsman?
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Thats what i call a joke....can't wait to tell  my Irish friend.
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I've read books by both of these men.\nThor H re-enacted a voyage across the Pacific ocean to Easter Island on a balsa raft.\nTim Severin re-enacted a voyage across the Atlantic Ocean made by the Irish monk St Brendan in a leather boat.\nSo they have epic sea crossings in ancient boats in common.\n\nI recommend these books, they're excellent reading if you like adventure and history subjects
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Oh no!!!!! Not a Scottish Guy!!!  lol
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BRITISH!!!!!!!!\n\n\ni love british people....\n\n\n\n\n"mah deah, would youhh come ovahh an join mey foh tea?"
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becaues he is english
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No! Unless either of your parents was born in Ireland.
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Up the Irish !!\n\nIm irish !!
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There are two kinds of people in this world, the Irish and those who want to be Irish.
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It was never explained..he may just be irish in real life
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Scottish.....with a dab of russian and polish.....
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Irish\n\nI have relatives in Dublin.  My mother who is Irish/English has a much stonger connection to my grandfather's Irish roots.   \n\nI know a lot of "Irish Catholic" Americans.\n\nPeople seem to identify very stongly with their Irish ancestory.
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Ireland and Scotland are both listed.
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I don't know who said it, but it sounds like they are saying that the Irish couldn't cross the waters to get to Scottland. That Scottish were Irish & just moved to establish a new country. There are alot of surnames that are both Irish & Scottish. That would explain that.
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Probably land of hope and glory...Which by the way was written by two scotsmen, as was rule britannia.Us scots might'nt be there but we're providing the music
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I'm British.\n\nI technically am English, but I have some Irish Blood. I feel that I am British by birth, and am from the same nation as a Scotsman, a Welshman and a Northern Irishman. We are four Countries united into one Nation. I bear a Union Flag with pride from my window and on my clothes (in fact, wherever I can), I don't own a St George's Flag.\n\nI am a serving member of the RAF and have very good friends from all walks of life and from all of the Countries that make up Great Britain. I am a patriot and am proud of my British roots.
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I also hear a lot of half Irish, half Italian, half Scottish and half Hispanic.\n\nThe questioner is clearly half witted.
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Igstrike is basically right, but that's not the whole story. When the Romans came to Scotland, they found two distinct populations, the Britons, speaking some dialect related to early Welsh, and the Picts in the far North, speaking a language unknown to us, which may or may not have been Indo-European - perhaps develpoed from the language of the pre-Celtic inhabitants.\n\nAfter the Romans left, thse two peoples were joined by Anglo-Saxons in the South, and Scots in the West, a tribe who crossed from Ireland, bringing with them the Gaelic language.\n\nSo the "Scots" were from Ireland; but today's Scottish people are descended from a mixture of all four peoples (plus newcomers).\n\nWorth noting that Gaelic, still spoken in the Western Isles, has never been spoken in more thatn half the country; Scots English is at least as authentically Scottish. The Picts and the Welsh were absorbed by the others.