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muffinino

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(Waves hands for attention) You forgot to put Welsh. (Resisting urge to rant over hurt sense of national pride!)
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I'll vote Cymraes and try to forgive the mistake
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Enfys

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I put British (being of Scottish and English blood), but actually I am very fickle and "home is where I lay my hat", I've spent the last 9 years in Wales and felt at home there.
Now I'm here,and as the Immigration Officer said "Welcome to Canada, you are now British Canadians"
 

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I never really had a "national" identity until I moved abroad (to the UK in my case) ... always saw myself as person from my city (so regional identity) or, if anything, European ...
 

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We have this conversation at work a lot because I design council surveys and we often get complaints from people who do not want to state their ethnicity but would prefer to state their national identity.

I put English but really I would say for me, MY national identity is South West English. I feel a really strong affinity for this area (even though I wasn't born here). Also I alway feel that there is a massive difference between the South West and, say, London and personally I feel much closer affinity with the South West.

JMHO - to each their own!
 

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[ QUOTE ]
(Waves hands for attention) You forgot to put Welsh. (Resisting urge to rant over hurt sense of national pride!)
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I'll vote Cymraes and try to forgive the mistake
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well thats my sociology teacher!!! I copied it off the sheet she gave us!
 
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