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It's where the stratigraphy, coin evidence and calendars takes me.

Oh hang on, I might be fitting them all in.

Jesu.

Yes, that's the difference, I have them fully signed up for deified emperors. Rome is the origin City. This state religion evolves into Christianity. Augustus is replaced by Jesus, round about Crusad ...

Everyone uses religion as a badge of identity and the British Isles are a good test bed.

* The English chose Anglicanism to differentiate themselves from Europeans
But recusant Catholicism in nor ...

If you're talking about the Ancient Romans, they wouldn't have heard of Christianity but if you're talking about Christians, who couldn't badge themselves by their official HQ, Jerusalem, on account o ...

Manchester United seem to have a real aversion to analytics. It is well known that losing players to injuries, is a growing problem, it is almost certainly to do with fixture congestion, and the faste ...

We were overperforming last year, this year – so far – we are underperforming

They still need another 5 points from their last 4 fixtures to avoid their most under performance season ever in th ...

Somewhere in California.

" It's a story about a codpiecce and a hunchback"

"Love it, a deformed bell-ringer turns ito Superman and falls in love with a a gypsy dancer "

& ...

Why did the Romans badge themselves as Christians?

I watched an internet video today, courtesy of my silicon servant who has worked me out so she serves me up a medley of Roman stuff. Today's offering: "why the Romans did not invade Ireland" ...

Co-op are also cornering (ha!) the local delivery market, they have already forced Gorillas out of business around here. No wonder they, the Co-op, can charge a bit more if those hard nosed joint equi ...

NISA is owned by the Co-op, but is not a co-operative. Am I missing something? Do they not count?

Wiley has two cars, but seriously do you really think I want to spend a coupla hours in a bog standard retail park that are part shops, part ugly warehouses.

I have no desire to wear Primark, Nex ...

Emperor Henry II was also known as St Henry “the Exuberant”.

Just as Richard I became "the Lionheart" or Yusuf ibn Ayyub became "Saladin", "Righteous of Faith" ...

It seems to me that he just might in fact be a good MP? A bit of slog, rather than shine, and in a couple of years, whoever is in charge, he could be on a Select Committe, actually influencing things. ...

Coincidentally, Police Scotland found a used motorhome, that was found parked up behind the famous newer one that was intended to replace it.

Not a lot of people paid attention to that at the time ...

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Topic: All Things Roman
Wile E. Coyote Replies: 416 Views: 208326	Forum: History Posted: 7:14 am Subject: All Things Roman
Wile E. Coyote Replies: 416 Views: 208326	It's where the stratigraphy, coin evidence and calendars takes me. Oh hang on, I might be fitting them all in. Jesu.
Topic: All Things Roman
Wile E. Coyote Replies: 416 Views: 208326	Forum: History Posted: 6:17 am Subject: All Things Roman
Wile E. Coyote Replies: 416 Views: 208326	Yes, that's the difference, I have them fully signed up for deified emperors. Rome is the origin City. This state religion evolves into Christianity. Augustus is replaced by Jesus, round about Crusad ...
Topic: All Things Roman
Wile E. Coyote Replies: 416 Views: 208326	Forum: History Posted: 7:32 am Subject: All Things Roman
Wile E. Coyote Replies: 416 Views: 208326	Everyone uses religion as a badge of identity and the British Isles are a good test bed. * The English chose Anglicanism to differentiate themselves from Europeans But recusant Catholicism in nor ...
Topic: All Things Roman
Wile E. Coyote Replies: 416 Views: 208326	Forum: History Posted: 7:24 am Subject: All Things Roman
Wile E. Coyote Replies: 416 Views: 208326	If you're talking about the Ancient Romans, they wouldn't have heard of Christianity but if you're talking about Christians, who couldn't badge themselves by their official HQ, Jerusalem, on account o ...
Topic: The Importance of Sport
Wile E. Coyote Replies: 3926 Views: 741627	Forum: NEW CONCEPTS Posted: 9:06 am Subject: The Importance of Sport
Wile E. Coyote Replies: 3926 Views: 741627	Manchester United seem to have a real aversion to analytics. It is well known that losing players to injuries, is a growing problem, it is almost certainly to do with fixture congestion, and the faste ...
Topic: The Importance of Sport
Wile E. Coyote Replies: 3926 Views: 741627	Forum: NEW CONCEPTS Posted: 2:34 pm Subject: The Importance of Sport
Wile E. Coyote Replies: 3926 Views: 741627	We were overperforming last year, this year – so far – we are underperforming They still need another 5 points from their last 4 fixtures to avoid their most under performance season ever in th ...
Topic: AE on Telly News
Wile E. Coyote Replies: 2209 Views: 553147	Forum: NEW CONCEPTS Posted: 9:45 am Subject: AE on Telly News
Wile E. Coyote Replies: 2209 Views: 553147	Somewhere in California. " It's a story about a codpiecce and a hunchback" "Love it, a deformed bell-ringer turns ito Superman and falls in love with a a gypsy dancer " & ...
Topic: All Things Roman
Wile E. Coyote Replies: 416 Views: 208326	Forum: History Posted: 8:32 am Subject: All Things Roman
Wile E. Coyote Replies: 416 Views: 208326	Why did the Romans badge themselves as Christians?
Topic: All Things Roman
Wile E. Coyote Replies: 416 Views: 208326	Forum: History Posted: 7:09 am Subject: All Things Roman
Wile E. Coyote Replies: 416 Views: 208326	I watched an internet video today, courtesy of my silicon servant who has worked me out so she serves me up a medley of Roman stuff. Today's offering: "why the Romans did not invade Ireland" ...
Topic: Questions Of The Day
Wile E. Coyote Replies: 4538 Views: 799098	Forum: Politics Posted: 12:52 pm Subject: Questions Of The Day
Wile E. Coyote Replies: 4538 Views: 799098	Co-op are also cornering (ha!) the local delivery market, they have already forced Gorillas out of business around here. No wonder they, the Co-op, can charge a bit more if those hard nosed joint equi ...
Topic: Questions Of The Day
Wile E. Coyote Replies: 4538 Views: 799098	Forum: Politics Posted: 9:20 am Subject: Questions Of The Day
Wile E. Coyote Replies: 4538 Views: 799098	NISA is owned by the Co-op, but is not a co-operative. Am I missing something? Do they not count?
Topic: Questions Of The Day
Wile E. Coyote Replies: 4538 Views: 799098	Forum: Politics Posted: 8:19 am Subject: Questions Of The Day
Wile E. Coyote Replies: 4538 Views: 799098	Wiley has two cars, but seriously do you really think I want to spend a coupla hours in a bog standard retail park that are part shops, part ugly warehouses. I have no desire to wear Primark, Nex ...
Topic: Inventing History : forgery: a great British tradition
Wile E. Coyote Replies: 2714 Views: 705812	Forum: British History Posted: 2:09 pm Subject: Inventing History : forgery: a great British tradition
Wile E. Coyote Replies: 2714 Views: 705812	Emperor Henry II was also known as St Henry “the Exuberant”. Just as Richard I became "the Lionheart" or Yusuf ibn Ayyub became "Saladin", "Righteous of Faith" ...
Topic: Principles of Applied Epistemology
Wile E. Coyote Replies: 611 Views: 241037	Forum: APPLIED EPISTEMOLOGY Posted: 12:21 pm Subject: Principles of Applied Epistemology
Wile E. Coyote Replies: 611 Views: 241037	It seems to me that he just might in fact be a good MP? A bit of slog, rather than shine, and in a couple of years, whoever is in charge, he could be on a Select Committe, actually influencing things. ...
Topic: Questions Of The Day
Wile E. Coyote Replies: 4538 Views: 799098	Forum: Politics Posted: 8:47 am Subject: Questions Of The Day
Wile E. Coyote Replies: 4538 Views: 799098	Coincidentally, Police Scotland found a used motorhome, that was found parked up behind the famous newer one that was intended to replace it. Not a lot of people paid attention to that at the time ...