Why? No, I'm serious - why? I mean, did you just have an ADD moment this morning when you made your oatmeal? I mean first you're thinking about where you hid the Maple Syrup and then you've got the idea in your head that you want to march through RC neighbourhoods (which we really don't have in Canada) - or are you just trying to stir things???
Huh? Obtuse? You post a statement, 'Let's march in the RC neighbourhoods. Who's with me?' without any explanation and I'm obtuse? don't think so mo chara. nothing to indicate it's a 'joke', so why shouldn't I suppose it's not just anotherbigoted rant? I don't know you, I haven't any other posted that I've read from you to indicate that you're some whitty, urbane fellow who'se making a witty, urbane post.
and as far as unread? how'd that ever get into the equation? I had my fill of my great-grandmother's stories about how 'Brave King Billy beat the dirty Catholics at the Battle of the Boyne' to last a life time. Heck - she told it so well I thought she'd actually been there (not to mention I thought she was old enough). When I was a kid I had this vision in my mind of 'Brave King Billy' on a horse (I'd read a book about him and saw the picture) beside a river the size of the St. Lawrence, battling fiendish looking people). you can't even imagine my let down when a few years ago I actually got to see the Boyne - it's like a creek!She also told me stories of how 'innocent Protestants' went to Harbour Grace to do a nice peaceful Orange Day march through the town (Harbour Grace was primarily Protestant) and were set upon by - you guessed it - the Dirty Catholics.
Years later I rad up on it - it was called the Harbour Grace Fracas.And it was so violent that the NFLD government made legislation so things like that wouldn't happen again. Oh, have you figured out that the woman was a loyal Orange woman?
sorry if I didn't get your 'humour' but sheesh!
Had to use last month's feminine napkin?
Long past that now! :lol: