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When filling in a legal document, why can't I put English?

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Bobbisox | 16:10 Wed 03rd Mar 2010 | ChatterBank
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Why does it have to be British, I am not Scottish,Welsh or Irish...
so why can't I write " English"?
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I always put Scottish in Joy and havent ever had any come back x
16:15 Wed 03rd Mar 2010
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and rightle so Dris pet, but I was lead to believe we had to put british, am I wrong?
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16:16 Wed 03rd Mar 2010
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Put in 'English and proud of it' Bobbi. To hell with all this nonsense as it just marginalises people and makes them angry !
16:18 Wed 03rd Mar 2010
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Bobbi,you are so right!
Every form I have filled in,during my lifetime that asks for nationality and gives multiple
choice answers,I have always filled in White/English.If there has not been a box for this
I have written it in myself.I will long continue to do so!!
Regards dg
16:18 Wed 03rd Mar 2010
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Paint your face green and put in Venusian. See what happens.
16:18 Wed 03rd Mar 2010
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I ould like it if someone came in and said I was totally wrong in my assumptions, I thought I had to put British
16:19 Wed 03rd Mar 2010
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would that renew my passport tho'Old..lol
yes dg there are no boxes for the country of your origin...
16:21 Wed 03rd Mar 2010
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i always put Caucasian Abostani
16:29 Wed 03rd Mar 2010
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pmsl @steggy...carefulllll
16:31 Wed 03rd Mar 2010
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I always put English (British)

You see I am one of gods chosen unlike the inferior outlying nations.
16:46 Wed 03rd Mar 2010
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Well there's usually an option for Irish so I'm ok.
16:48 Wed 03rd Mar 2010
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If I could I'd put Southern English as well!!
16:49 Wed 03rd Mar 2010
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you could bobjugs, it comes under peasant
16:51 Wed 03rd Mar 2010
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bob are you a Norf Saarf divide addict?
16:57 Wed 03rd Mar 2010
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I always put English and white , as i'm proud of it ...
16:57 Wed 03rd Mar 2010
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put ENGLISH l always do if its printed British cross it out and write in BOLD letters ENGLISH wish there were more people like you
17:46 Wed 03rd Mar 2010
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one more thing not just ENGLISH but WHITE
17:47 Wed 03rd Mar 2010
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Steg, Peasant? I'll have you know my good man that we used to shoot northern peasants for fun. We would bring the onto the land by using the mating call of the Lesser Clothed Doncaster Tart, then chase them down with the hounds and shotguns.

Not at all Bobbi, just enjoy the banter that it throws up.
17:49 Wed 03rd Mar 2010
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ALWAYS!!!!!!!!!! English
18:48 Wed 03rd Mar 2010

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