Re: Celtic Web Sites.

[James and Nancy Gilly <KatieMorag@worldnet.att.net>]

Poster: James and Nancy Gilly <KatieMorag@worldnet.att.net>

At 23:12 17-11-96 +0000, Matthew Allen Newsome <mnewsome@warren-wilson.edu>
wrote, in response to my complaint:
> [quote of said complaint snipped]
> When this came up on the minstral list, people flamed the original poster 
> for including nothing but Irish sites and calling them Celtic.  The 
> arguement went on, and finally the original poster replied someting to 
> the effect of "Sheesh, I give you guys 18 pages of useful websites, and 
> even said 'if you have a site to add to this list, please do' and all you 
> can do is whine and complain.'  Even though Celtic does not equal Irish, 
> Irish does equal celtic.  Sort of a square is a rectangle, but a 
> rectangle is not neccesarily a square sort of deal.  Yes, his list of 
> Celtic websites left out the Scots, the Welsh, Bretons, Gauls, manx, 
> Cornish, etc. etc. etc., but it did have useful info.
> Maybe he mistitled it.  That's not a big crime.  Let's please avoid 
> nit-picking here, ok?
> Aye,
> Eogan


Your pardon, my lord.  I wasn't really nit-picking - just expressing my
disappointment after reading what I had hoped would be a list of exciting
Scottish websites.  (My lady, on the other hand, *is* Irish.)  Do you
perchance know of such a list?

Are you coming to Twelfth Night?  It's here in Marinus....



Alasdair mac Iain                Argent, a chevron cotised azure surmounted by
Barony of Marinus                a sword and in chief two mullets sable

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James and Nancy Gilly
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