[ SECRET POST #2828 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #2828 ⌋

Warning: Some secrets are NOT worksafe and may contain SPOILERS.

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02.
[Wakfu]


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03.
[rupaul's drag race]


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04.
[Law and Order: Criminal Intent]


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05.
[3-2-1 Contact: The Time Team]


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06.
[Anna Popplewell, Reign]


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07.
[The Strain]


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08.
[Justice League]


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09.
[Louisa May Alcott's Little Women]

















Notes:

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Secrets Not Posted: [ 0 - broken links ], [ 0 - not!secrets ], [ 0 - not!fandom ], [ 0 - too big ], [ 0 - repeat ].
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Suggestions, comments, and concerns should go here.

Comments

[(Anonymous)]

Pilgrimages. Travelling tradesmen. People who drove cattle or livestock to market towns and back. There are even records of people driving cattle from the Highlands down to London. There are maps dating back to the 1600s showing the main locations along one particular road.

Believe it or not, people did actually walk from place to place prior to the invention of the car. As for 'many people never left their villages' that's only true for the most remote places such as the Orkney islands. A look at just about anybody's family tree anywhere else in Britain will show that to be bullshit.

[(Anonymous)]

*There are maps dating back to the 1600s showing the main locations along one particular road. - maps showing the main locations along main walking routes. It was a common thing to do.

[(Anonymous)]

Believe it or not, people did actually walk from place to place prior to the invention of the car.

Yep, and it still had nothing on the car. Walking 10 or 20 miles to the nearest market is unlikely to expose one to a greater genetic diversity than is available by traveling hundreds of miles.

Pilgrimages--certainly not something ordinary people could do often. Many people only went on religious pilgrimage once, if they were that lucky.

Pilgrimages. Traveling tradesmen. People who drove cattle or livestock to market towns and back.

All wealthier people, a small minority of the population. Serfs weren't even allowed to leave their area without permission from their lord. Hardly supports your idea that the vast majority of people were just traipsing all over Britain.

[(Anonymous)]

How is that my theory? My theory is that people moved about which they did and that noone is purely celtic anymore which they aren't.

[(Anonymous)]

A theory and an idea aren't the same thing, by the way.

My theory is that people moved about which they did and that noone is purely celtic anymore which they aren't.

For the former, no one is disputing that some people moved around--others did not and legally, could not.

noone is purely celtic anymore which they aren't.

I don't give a shit one way or the other on this one--I take issue with your dumbass "the serfs were totes pilgrimaging to Spain all the time, yep yep!"

[(Anonymous)]

You have serious issues with reading comprehension. Who the hell said anything about Spain? You are trying to suggest that in the two thousand years following the Roman invasion of Britain that all of the Celts migrated to certain areas of Britain and didn't move or integrate in anyway at all. That there was no way that Anglo-saxon, celtic and roman blood became so mixed up as to become virtually indistinguishable in modern Britain.

Which is patently bullshit.

[(Anonymous)]

Oh wait, you're the damn troll. My bad, should have spotted it earlier.