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The Mumbles - a city name for the English civ. Is that even a real place?
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Oh my god, I had to check in the editor what you were talking about. Never heard of such a place.
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The Mumbles is a city in Wales. "The Mumbles" is only a nickname, btw. The real name is almost impossible to pronounce...Originally posted by zulu9812
The Mumbles - a city name for the English civ. Is that even a real place?- What's that?
- It's a cannon fuse.
- What's it for?
- It's for my cannon.Comment
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If it's in Wales, why is it in the English city list? For God's sake, why don't you have Glasgow and Aberdeen whilst you're at it? Grr...Up the Irons!
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I guess you fall within the English "shpere of influence". Consider yourself lucky... you're an honorary Brit.
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The Mumbles is a small sea-side resort in Wales; whose holiday was it?
Of course, no place names in Wales are difficult to pronounce......
once you have learned the language Llanarmon Dyffryn Ceiriog just rolls off the tongue beautifully"An Outside Context Problem was the sort of thing most civilisations encountered just once, and which they tended to encounter rather in the same way a sentence encountered a full stop" - ExcessionComment
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Originally posted by Carver
I guess you fall within the English "shpere of influence". Consider yourself lucky... you're an honorary Brit.
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once you have learned the language Llanarmon Dyffryn Ceiriog just rolls off the tongue beautifully
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Wales is just a principality of England, where-as Scotland and Ireland were seperate nations, joined in Union with England.
Recently there have been many moves to change this, to give the Welsh more independance, but it still is treated very much as part of England.. much to the dislike of many welsh people.
However, if you have "The Mumbles", I can't understand why Cardiff, Swansea were not included before it .. sounds as though it was a bit of a joke at Firaxis. should have chosen "Wide Open" .. just north of Newcastle .."Wherever wood floats, you will find the British" . NapoleonComment
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How do you pronounce that! Or the city name of Aberystwyth for that matter.Originally posted by Myrddin
Llanarmon Dyffryn Ceiriog
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Wales used to be its own nation. It was just subjugated by England long before Scotland or Ireland were part of the UK. Right?Originally posted by The Viceroy
Wales is just a principality of England, where-as Scotland and Ireland were seperate nations, joined in Union with England.Comment
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dunk: am sure living in Philadelphia you get plenty of practice letting those fine names roll of your tongue.Originally posted by dunk999
Wales used to be its own nation. It was just subjugated by England long before Scotland or Ireland were part of the UK. Right?
Got lots of practice myself living there.Comment
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