bertie the bunyip

Nik Warrensson <warrensson@yahoo.co.nz> posted
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Njikky has you there. Njikky knows his rocks. You could say he's got his
head around them.


Bertie

johansmithy

I proved this elsewhere. Finland is not a Finnish name. It means the
same as Vinland which doesnt mean Wineland as Scandinavians naturally
think. It means "land of the free" or "land of free-moving people"

You are a fool. The word "Turk" has nothing to do with religion. It is
a linguistic and cultural group which includes Hungarians and Finns.

lenny shirose

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And 'Celtic' doeasn't have anything to do with genetics--it is also a
linguistic and cultural group as well. The phrase "genetically Celts" is
nonsense.

billy

In article <3f05ba4d$1@news.sentex.net>, "Lenny says...

Have you ever watched an old firm game? The wee Taig eejits just come at us as
if the same solitary violent idea had control of their dirty little
blood-thirsty sectarian minds. That is why I would never dream of going to a
match without a good solid hatchet. Do you like football yourelf?

peter t. daniels

That's like saying New York City is a political and geographical entity
that includes California and Hawaii.

If your assertions can't be disproved, then they are neither scientific nor theories.

--
Peter T. Daniels grammatim@att.net

lenny shirose

I prefer the iomain. I think it sets a fine example for the youth when the
players drop their sticks before beating the bejesus out of each other.

nik warrensson

On 4 Jul 2003 10:29:12 -0700, johansmithy@planetaccess.com (Harold)


<cut>


Now see what you've done Elias?

Nik

bertie the bunyip

Asatru Cares.

That's Nik Warrenson's people.

they're currently using a skeleton found in the Pacific northwest to try
and prove that Yerpeeens were in North America before the Native Americans
came across the Bering Straight. Therefore, all claims to lands that native
americans have are bogus....


Sweetie pies, ain't they?


Bertie

b.scott

On 4 Jul 2003 10:17:52 -0700, johansmithy@planetaccess.com

Of course not; the Finnish name is <Suomi>. <Finland> is Germanic.


It does, and they're right.

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b.scott

On 14 Jul 2003 13:50:08 -0700, johansmithy@planetaccess.com

Either he's as nutty as you are, or he was pulling your leg.

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