The Welsh Are Losing It

Published on November 20, 2006 By MasonM In Current Events

The Welsh government recently ordered a sausage company to rename it's product "Welsh Dragon Sausage" so that it includes the word "pork" so as to not mislead the public about the product. Their reasoning? Because the product does not contain any dragon meat.

I have to wonder if they were able to issue this order with a straight face or was there a lot of snickering going on at the time.

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cactoblasta

on Nov 20, 2006

That definitely sounds like the Welsh. They're the second dumbest people in Britain.

ParaTed2k

on Nov 21, 2006

I wonder what they think is in SPAM? PAM? ;~D

Cacto:

That definitely sounds like the Welsh. They're the second dumbest people in Britain.

Hey, 1/4 of me is Welsh, so I'm 25% offended by that remark! Of course, the 1/4 of me that is Irish drank to your mother for it, the 1/4 that is Scottish is still laughing and the 1/4 that is English let out a polite snicker, wishing he could let out the full gaffaw without showing his bad teeth. ;~D

cactoblasta

on Nov 21, 2006

You're lucky you've got no Isle of Man of in you.

ParaTed2k

on Nov 21, 2006

I do have an Isle of Langerhans. ;~D

dynamaso

on Nov 21, 2006

Okay, the Irish part of me giggled, the Welsh part asked what the Irish part was giggling at and the Scottish part has been laughing at the Irish trying to explain the joke to the Welsh.

The Aussie part has been at the pub

Dr Guy

on Nov 21, 2006

The French part of me is demanding we SAVE the DRAGON!

adnauseam

on Nov 21, 2006

The Scottish in me says they should add a double helping of Pork for the same price!

Trudygolightly

on Nov 21, 2006

Being Welsh, I have to say:

.... they woulda been rolling in the aisles!

Trudygolightly

on Nov 21, 2006

Reply By: adnauseamPosted: Tuesday, November 21, 2006
The Scottish in me says they should add a double helping of Pork for the same price!

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