Cornwall 24

Oh christ are you lot for real, i'm in tears of laughter how can this be taken seriously?

This thread is hilarious.

Even though Kernow's soveriegn is the Duke of Cornwall and not the monarch itself, surely we are still ruled by the Queen as she is the Monarch of the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland, which Kernow is a nation of.

"The actions of these brave students against the Axis of Evil is wonderful. Democracy has failed. We must now follow the example of the other European countries and ignore politicians and take our protest to the streets. As one involved in the student strikes and protests of the early and mid 1970's...

Found this online and found it quite interesting:

http://fourfourtwo.com/blogs/championsl ... le-do.aspx

As i said in the 7th nation thread, Cornwall does participate in the Inter Celtic Water Sports Festival:

http://www.jniea.org/EN/index.php?dest= ... tes&num=43

Yes i do, all very good memories and i remember when the bus station near the railway station acually looked like a bus station. I always had a thrill when seeing St.Michaels Mount by train or car as i knew i was nearly at home again.

Cornwall does participate in the Celtic Water Sports Festival, here is the link:


http://www.jniea.org/EN/index.php?dest= ... tes&num=43

As the state of play in the Cornish "national " side goes at the moment, no it would never happen. For such a thing to happen, we would have to apply to the IRB to be accepted as a rugby nation then to participate in tier 3 of the European Nations Cup. After many years of hopefully moving up the ran...

It has been suggested in the past that Cornwall, Brittany, Isle of Man, Eire, Scotland and Wales all play each other in an amateur rugby competition every year, perhaps the same could be done for Association Football. This is not an unrealistic notion, even if both were every two or four year events.

Realistically the Cornish "National" rugby team have more chance of being recognised and playing internationals. It has been suggested in the past that Cornwall should apply for the European Nations Cup (sometimes referred to as Six Nations B) which is tier 2 and 3 for other European rugby nations. ...

Gander Air Force Base, i was there for a quick stop over once, very very cold and icy, snow everywhere.