@ master warrior
apparantly no one

42. the answer to everything.

Just enough to annoy teenagers from the valleys.

I didn't figure you for a sheep-shagger, Professor.

@ Invictus:

Nid ydych yn gwybod yr oeddwn yn Origin Cymru?

Google says that means "You do not know I was at Origin Government?"

I have no idea what that's supposed to mean.

I'm not sure that Google speaks welsh very well. Cymru means Wales. Does the sentence translate as "Did you now know I had Welsh roots?"

Welsh, as everyone from the south west knows, is merely a poor immitation of Cornish

No. It means "You didn't know I was of Welsh origin?"

No. Why would I?

I do know that you can't really speak Welsh, because I highly doubt a Celtic language like that would have the same word for "origin" as English. I also find it hilarious that you didn't deny the sheep-shagger joke.

I'm mostly Irish, so I think of the Welsh as our goofy, collaborationist cousins across the sea.

Rydym yn weithredol cic ass mofos.

<last two words are American w/ no Welsh equivlelent>

Surely that proves you can't actually speak Welsh and are using a translator. Even if there wasn't a Welsh word for ass or motherfucker (and considering the wealth of swears the British Isles have I find this highly unlikely), there must be a more idiomatic and authentic Welsh insult than what Google says is "We are actively kick ass mofos."

TMW has found a translator website :)

Mewn gwirionedd, mae'n: "We are actually kick ass mofos."

If the Welsh say "kick ass" at all, they would say it either all in English or all in Welsh. They wouldn't say "cic ass" or whatever kick is in Welsh. I also would hope the Welsh people have a bit more respect for themselves than to say a word as asinine as "mofo."

"Sheefo" might be more appropriate.

I could put Gaelic into a translator and make myself look like I know from Irish, but I don't because that would make me look like a pretentious idiot. Sláinte.

Ie, ond cyfieithwyr yn hwyl i'w defnyddio.