>>>>I hope the government will be apologising to someone for this barbaric act :-)
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http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/england/dorset/8250295.stm>>>
>>>As my ancestors were Vikings, I will be expecting my public apology and recompense on behalf of my ancestors shortly (and in British Sterling please) ... :o)
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>>On behalf of my ancestors, I feel it necessary to defend their tough stance on illegal immigrants. ( though my wife claims my physical size and baldness may very well indicate at least one of my ancestresses may have thought one of those Viking tourists was kind of cute)
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>Ah hah! So now it all becomes clear... expect the civil suit shortly... (I think the current apologetic political climate will be very supportive of my claim) :o) (I might have to sue my relatives as well since the other side of my family came from England)
Okay, but be prepared for the sexual harassment counter suit on behalf of my ancestresses. ( of course based on my aquiline nose they may have been putting out for the Romans too ... known as "encouraging tourism")
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