more like swamps preserve the shit out of every archaeologically interesting find, you buffoon
Denmark is a prime example. They have so many bogs full of thousand year old viking swords
Ethan Hernandez
its the language spoken by pre-gaelic people which the people who spoke gaelic found fucking incomprehensible and unpronounceable
Robert Morgan
peat bogs* preserve archaelogically interesting finds because they're so acidic drop something organic into the swamps in the everglades and it'll rot away/be eaten within 72 hours
Act of Union 1707 preceded Act of Union 1800, so yes
Brayden Mitchell
quintessentially american post
Matthew Gray
the kingdom of "great britain" was a larp by two groups foreign to britain
Adam Nelson
I speak pre-goidelic very well thanks nonetheless you can see it is filled with pure celtic calcium, strange
Ian Murphy
*Irelandic
Justin Perry
had that butter been found earlier, it could've saved lives ;__;
Joseph Evans
Sure but basically every group was foreign to Britain pre-1337.
>cum dumpster for Britons >cum dumpster for Romans >cum dumpster for Catholics >cum dumpster for Angles, Jutes, and Saxons >cum dumpster for Normans >Goku finally goes power level 9000 >Slap France's shit, sink the Spanish fleet, steal a bunch of colonies from the Dutch, dump oceans of opium into China, turn Germany into rubble, blanket Southeast Asia with Agent Rainbow (you guys invented Agent Orange, not us), etc. etc.
Quite frankly, British history is amazing and I'm sad so many Americans don't know pre-1776 stuff.
We value the scientific method, yes
Carson Morgan
>Britons We who are today called Welsh and Cornish are the Britons in the original meaning.
Cameron Sanders
Oh and I forgot Danes in there too. Probably because I don't have Jow Forums Danegeld so I have to post with a captcha.
Man I'd be hesitant to try that old as fuck butter. What if it carries the zombie virus? They should test it on some Irish tho, seems fitting.
Nolan Baker
We like deep fried foods yes, but not deep fried butter. We keep our limit at: meat, vegetables, cheese, fish and seafood The Scots included icecream and chocolate. You lot don't have a limit on what you can fry.
Ryan Murphy
>We keep our limit at: meat, vegetables, cheese, fish and seafood ...which is pretty much every food group. Admit it, you are uncomfortably similar to our decadence, and considering New York's previous status as New Amsterdam, I'm pretty sure we learned it from you
We don't deep fry butter, or sweets. And it's ragout with the meat/fish/sea food we fry, not whole pieces of meat. We aren't barbarians.
Logan Barnes
>redditor
Levi Davis
oliebollen aren't sweets? I would consider powered donuts sweets simply due to the sugar content
Ayden Miller
Forgot about Oliebollen. They are basically fried bread, but it's not like we are special for that. We might have the OG doughnut, but most countries in Europe have a version.
Ryder Young
Fair enough
The three most common fried foods in the USA are not the absurd "state fair" pictures you see, but these two recipes