Why is it so great to be welsh?/cymru

[Riklet]

As an Englishman I can attest that weather discussion will almost always come before job discussion, unless the individual in question is one of those "certified-wrong-'un" types...

 

[fogbat]

The downside is that if there are ever two Welsh people in a party, outside Wales, you'll always be dragged to meet each other.

"Have you met <stranger's name>? They're Welsh, too!"

Oh great, I'm sure we'll form a fine friendship, since we're inevitably so massively similar.

 

[isitme]

The alps, Paris, the pyrennes, endless insanely beautiful white beaches, a beautiful language with perhaps the richest literary and philosophical traditions in the world, being the birthplace of modern democracy. A proud and active culture of dissent and standing up for our rights. Some of the greatest painters ever. A massive and rich history of local wines and cuisines varying from region to region, corsica, an often overlooked incredible musical history of folk singers and troubadours. some of the most beautiful women in the world

what's not to like about being welsh?

 

[*Miss Daisy*]

The best bit is that you get to cheer on Wales against England at rugby and you can get fully behind Cardiff City FC.

Oh, and scoff Welsh cakes.

I always always buy Welsh Cakes when I'm in Wales - I get a few packets coz I can eat a pack of them in one go (happens quite often that does)