Ugh...Is everyone from britain

[Rip The Jacker]

If that means that your parents or grand-parents came from there, you aren't really Armenian.

That's like Conan O'Brien claiming to be Irish. Or me claiming to be belgian.

It don't fly.

My parents and grand parents came from there, yeah.

My grand parents were born in Armenia, my parents were born there, and I was born there also. I came here when I was 4.

[GepperRankins]

I don't recall if I've ever used bloody in any of my other posts, but I do say it all the bloody time.

I'm Canadian but most of my family is from Yorkshire, and I don't want to bother getting a dual.

Ok Yorkshire boy, is it Bath or Barth?

bhaff


also like shite and shi'ite are slightly different

[DorisInsinuate]

At school there was this guy who was a Shi'ite, he was sat next to a guy who was a Sunni.

They introduced themselves and mentioned what religions they were, and then he said, right to his face, "That's not a religion, that's just made up shit."

That was a good day at school.

[JPaul]

and I was born there also. I came here when I was 4.

So you are Armenian then, being that you were born there.

[Busyman™]

If that means that your parents or grand-parents came from there, you aren't really Armenian.

That's like Conan O'Brien claiming to be Irish. Or me claiming to be belgian.

It don't fly.

My parents and grand parents came from there, yeah.

My grand parents were born in Armenia, my parents were born there, and I was born there also. I came here when I was 4.

So you are a citizen of Armenia then.

[Spider_dude]

i believe he is dual citizen.

[Agrajag]

i believe he is dual citizen.

You base this on what.

[Spider_dude]

i don't base. never have never will.

[Agrajag]

i don't base. never have never will.

You know it makes sence.

[smeghead]

Screw it, if y'all are gonna fuck with us over pronounciation of words and local dialect then there are a few things I'm sure the rest of the world would like to say about American pronounciation and local dialect especially regarding Alaska and Hawaii 'the freak states'.
Having visited and stayed in 27 out of the 50 states one thing I'd like to make very clear, for fucks sake call a jug of beer a jug and NOT a pitcher.
If you ask me if I want a pitcher in THAT accent I will assume you have a camera K?, K.

Understand that ok? or should I break it down fo net ick al ee?

Bloody yank. ;-)