Ben Kenobi, you are a Pole

[notyoueither]

Canadians spend a lot of time talking about ethnic background.

[Provost Harrison]

There are more exciting topics you know

[Provost Harrison]

Do me, do me!

I'd rather not if it's all the same...

[loinburger]

There are more exciting topics you know

Condoms? Gays? Wankery? Soul-crushing loneliness?

[Bugs ****ing Bunny]

They are about as scottish as the queen of england.

No clan, no tartan, none of that. The old farm is in Temple parish which is south of Edinburgh. The family crest looks awful 'english'.

Why are you so insistant that anyone who lives south of Edinburgh is 'Scottish'? I'm aware of where it is located.

Well, you've just written off most of Scotland there Ben. And if I posted a random selection of "family crests" I'd be amazed if you could tell the difference between the Scottish and English ones.

"Craik" is a name of Gaelic origin. It's either Scottish or Scots-Irish.

[Thoth]

Holding up Ben as an example of any particular group is unfair to all involved.

Not entirely true. It is, for example, perfectly fair to hold Ben up as an exemplary member of the group of all ****-wits.

Don't blame us. He's a Canuk. We don't like and we don't want him.

Neither do we.

[MikeH]

Yeah, Craik is just a variation of Craig, from the Gaelic for rock, classic Scottish name.

For your own personal safety I wouldn't go to Scotland and tell someone who lived south of Edinburgh, with a Scots name like Craik that they were English.

[Heresson]

I refered to the surname of Ben's prussian family, Olech (Ollech)

[Ben Kenobi]

Yeah, Craik is just a variation of Craig, from the Gaelic for rock, classic Scottish name.

For your own personal safety I wouldn't go to Scotland and tell someone who lived south of Edinburgh, with a Scots name like Craik that they were English.

Really, I do that all the time with my family, and they seem not to mind.

Anyways, point taken.

[Heresson]

I've edited and cropped. Ortelsburg is a German city inside a Polish predominant countryside, and is the little red dot.

Szczytno / Ortelsburg was a predominantly german city in a predominantly polish countryside.

[Krill]

BK is not a pole, he is in need of being poleaxed.