SWMBO has just come across this in an official, education related document. It doesn't say they're 'special needs', but reading between the lines................
Do you think they mean Camborne?
;>)
Last edited by: bathtub tom on Sat 28 Jul 12 at 12:16
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Since the Welsh have sheep, I suppose the Cornish
are entitled to www.mypetchicken.com/chicken-breeds/Cornish-B39.aspx
;)
I quote from the website
"The regular Cornish don't suffer from the same health problems the Cornish Crosses do. Nonetheless, Cornish are still not especially good foragers, nor are they usually very active birds in general. We're told they can make great lap chickens and have a gentle nature, even though they are large, heavy and look fierce. They tend to be on the lower end of the pecking order in mixed flocks despite their size."
Probably sums up Camborne -
Last edited by: pmh on Sat 28 Jul 12 at 12:26
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Si Señor, the population of Cornwall is just over Arthur million, 26% are actually identified as Cornish.
= An ethnic minority.
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A quick look at the family tree shows that I am in fact a quarter cornish.
Can I claim some form of benefit as an 'ethnic minority'?
Yours sincerely, a pasty-faced ex-pat.
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>> Si Señor, the population of Cornwall is just over Arthur million, 26% are actually identified
>> as Cornish.
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>> = An ethnic minority.
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You cannot have a majority which are inbred : they need to be looked after by the sane majority .:-)
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If the Englisc are deemed to be sane, I'd rather be in bread.
:}
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>> I'd rather be in bread.
Hot dog you mean? Forgive me but I'll pass. No mad dog disease for me.
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Interestingly the whole human race lacks the genetic diversity you might expect in such a successful species, certainly much less than our cousins the chimpanzees. Geneticists believe the entire human population had shrunk to less than 20,000 a million or so years back so I guess we are all inbred.
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Since we are all descended form a small group of c 100 who left Africa 100,000 years ago, I guess we are all cousins .. several hundred thousand hundred times removed..
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>> several hundred thousand hundred times removed..
Reproduction at age 33 would give 3000 times removed?
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Plenty of inbreeding in Norfolk, especially among my relatives.
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I've done a couple of incest court cases, including one creature who impregnated his 12-year-old daughter.
For his next trick he attempted to murder his social worker.
Currently imprisoned and he'll qualify for a bus pass before he qualifies for parole.
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>> Currently imprisoned and he'll qualify for a bus pass before he qualifies for parole.
And people wonder why I won't use public transport.
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>>I've done a couple of incest court cases, including one creature who impregnated his 12-year-old daughter<<
Incest and inbreeding are two entirely different things my furry friend.
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>> I've done a couple of incest court cases, including one creature who impregnated his 12-year-old
>> daughter.
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>> For his next trick he attempted to murder his social worker.
I knew someone who didn't know the difference between incest and arson ~ he set fire to his sister.
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IIRC about a third of the population of Mongolia is a descendant of one G. Khan.
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The fact is that it highly likely we are all related to Ghenghis Khan and indeed to anyone else who was alive in the 12th century.
It's easy to prove mathematically
Say you were born in 1975, your parents were both born in 1950, your four grandparents were born in 1925, your eight great-grandparents in 1900, and so on. In other words, your number of ancestors doubles every 25 years the further back in time you go.
If you take this back just 1,000 years, you'll find that you have well over 500 billion ancestors in a single generation. Considering there's fewer than seven billion people on this planet - and even that is far, far more than any other point in human history - there's something seriously wrong here. The solution, of course, is that you don't have 500 billion distinct ancestors, but rather a much, much smaller number of ancestors reappear over and over and over again in your family tree which are shared with everyone else.
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Wouldn't it be fascinating to have a "Tardis"? I'd love to "go back" and study the lives of my ancestors. Trick would be not to interfere.
Edit - having said that, I might give my dad a hand with his pools coupon...
:-)
Last edited by: Humph D'Bout on Sun 29 Jul 12 at 17:33
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>> reappear over and over and over again in your family tree which are shared with
>> everyone else.
It means you are all related to me.
Last edited by: Zero on Sun 29 Jul 12 at 17:54
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Not to worry, every family has an embarrassing cousin who has to be invited to weddings and so on...
:-))
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And thats just about as believable that every single different race on Earth walked out of Africa!! Ha! try telling that to the Nibiruans down the pub one night!
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>>the Nibiruans
Aye, but they'd be nutters right?
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I just think its funny that Roger has a "touch of the tar brush about him" as my dear old mum would put it.
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>> Roger has a "touch of the tar brush about him" as my dear old mum would put it.
You always call a Spade a Spade, Zero, if you deign to talk at all that is.
My wife, who looks English, has a known black, or anyway blackish, ancestor only a few generations back. I don't know of any in my own case, but my Maltese mother was certainly a very mixed mongrel with a lot of Arab, Turk and Berber, although she thought of herself as mainly Italian and Scottish.
People in Africa have a sharp eye for this sort of thing. They can tell at a glance that I'm not really English English. Not scarlet and sunburnt enough.
I can go on for ever about this, but it will only bore people.
Roger the Rastaman... has a ring to it.
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>>Roger the Rastaman... has a ring to it.
I bet the Rastaman's not too happy about that.
Can you keep your sexual peccadilloes to yourself please?
;>)
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Rastaman Roger then.
REALLY bathtub...
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>> the Nibiruans
What a Nibiruan when it at home devonite?
I only axin...
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The creators of Modern Humans! - Ha! the truth is out there!
www.zetatalk.com/index/blog0926.htm
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The creator of modern humans maybe they are maybe not.The way we behaving on this planet with all the wars and poverty what still excist,more descended from monkees.
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>> The creators of Modern Humans!
OOh aah? Was these big fellers from Narth or Sayth Davon then?
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I bet you're sorry you asked :-)
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>> Ha! try telling that to the Nibiruans down the pub one night!
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Are you referring to the Daewoo Owner's Club? Why would they care?
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