Boxers who say there from a country but thier not...

:good

 

...and poor Gaia will have none of it!

 

Many Brits say they are British when asked, don't know why you think they don't.

 

why wouldn't they, indeed!

 

Lol

Anyways, Lewis is Jamacan, Canadian and British. He represented Canada in the Olympics and fought as a Brit as a professional.


Add to list:

Arthur Abraham ?

 

Puerto Rico is not a country... it is a COMMONWEALTH... a welfare state of sorts that has changed hands from Spanish, British and now American control...

 

Well, most of the Irish in Ireland are ******* descendents of the Norsemen who kept kicking the **** out of the natives.

 

He is an Australian citizen, so I would hardly call it pretending. He makes no secret that he lived most of his life in Russia.

 

That he most certainly does. He also pretends to be Roy Jones, FLoyd Mayweather, A successful rapper and a political analyst, all of which he fails miserably at.

 

We got rid of them eventually :yep(says the Irishman who has one side of his family descending from the Normans)


Btw nervousxtian no one said Brits don't say they are British when asked , what I said Americans descending from the British never say 'I'm British' when asked 'what they are' but they will say 'I'm Irish' .

 

Right... the word there and their were used wrong twice in one sentence.

 

:huh
PR has never been in Britsh hands. Also, we are a Country, just not a republic. We are sort of a Colony of the US since 1898, when we were a Colony of Spain.

Ironic, our people are sent to war in Iraq to bring DEMOCRACY to a country, and we are sent by a president that we have NO RIGHT to vote for.

Every federal law applies here, even though we dont have a congressman or senator to vote for those laws.

 

Knew things were bad...but taxation without representation?! How can you stand it? Throw some tea over board or something!

...or don't you guys really pay taxes after all?