I want to join

[skyenet]

thats strange,my wife said that the other night

Welcome Geraldine and Brian

 

[Deleted account W]

I've signed up for an on-line training programme......

What a knob, did he get paid money for that?

 

[What Speed Limit]

I don't know what I am or where I originate. If you look back in history (which personally I can't see any future in it) the name Lewis was one of the earliest recorded barbarians of Wales, whos family went to Scotland and married into the McClouds and becane the Lewis-McClouds and apparently something to do with the Island of Lewis. Also the Lewis-McClouds used the Motto Quocunque Jeceris Stabit in the mid 1200's and was adopted by the Manx in 1300..... Anyone help to give me a clue????

 

[Uinneag]

HelpfullMacLeod

The fascinating origins of the clan can be traced to Leod, who was born about 1200, the son of Olaf the Black, King of Man and the Isles. Leod married the daughter and heiress of MacRaild about the year 1220. Through his son, Tormod, came the MacLeods of Harris, Dunvegan and Glenelg, and through his second son, Torquil, came the MacLeods of Lewis.


Throughout the centuries MacLeods have been known for their devotion to their chief, the tenacity with which they have maintained the ancient Dunvegan castle, their appreciation of music and Gaelic lore, their outstanding record in the professions, and their loyalty to one another.





Unhelpfull

 

[flash of the gap]

and if you go even further back, we're of African origin.....

goin by what i have in the front of me trousers,i,m more african than irish

 

[Mandylicious]

goin by what i have in the front of me trousers,i,m more african than irish

 

[Uinneag]

I warned that stretching yir wully by tying a brick to it wouldn't make it longer, it would just turn it black but ye didn't listen

 

[flash of the gap]

it,s a shrunkin head,i have in me trousers, it,s on me keychain in me pocket ,what were ye on about

 

[What Speed Limit]

HelpfullMacLeod

The fascinating origins of the clan can be traced to Leod, who was born about 1200, the son of Olaf the Black, King of Man and the Isles. Leod married the daughter and heiress of MacRaild about the year 1220. Through his son, Tormod, came the MacLeods of Harris, Dunvegan and Glenelg, and through his second son, Torquil, came the MacLeods of Lewis.


Throughout the centuries MacLeods have been known for their devotion to their chief, the tenacity with which they have maintained the ancient Dunvegan castle, their appreciation of music and Gaelic lore, their outstanding record in the professions, and their loyalty to one another.





Thanks for the update. I must appologise for the mis-spelling, it's not my strong point.

 

[Ravenbyrne]

(we would like to become honorary members) Spear Ruler aka Geraldine and myself Brian would like to be considered as honorary members of the Scottish section, we are Celts, speak with a brogue ie accent.... which after a few refreshments gets even broguer... we have been to visit last year and hope to visit May 09. Please accept this begging request............as you will be very much aware we Irish"Celts" are famous for begging and doing this

I know its unsuual to quote oneself........... but we are starting to get that TARTAN feeling........ remember the Bay City Rollers.... don't remember them wearing a kilt.... but I must be honest that I did have a TARTAN scarf when they were famous....anyway my Dad has told me to go to bed..............Bye Bye Babyonyackonyackonyack

 

[Jazbee]

Oon's got me going here with Stanley....classic
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JpVD5-IKAIo&feature=related

 

[Uinneag]

Mia Farra's marra tumilt ra barra