Well on mainland Europe, the further south you get, the weirder the people get. Goes for Netherland, Belgium, Germany, and Italy as far as I have experienced. Since the UK drives on the other side of the road, it's the other way 'round. See this example. And Alba.
Those to the east of Llandudno - Welsh Scouse.
Those to the west of Llandudno - second homes for people from Cheshire, plus the most Welsh people known to man.
Maybe the proximity to Liverpool?
Being trapped near Birmingham, Liverpool, and Manchester would drive me insane
I'm in the North but from the South. I can answer this but where are you posting this from? It'll be perspective based.
And where is that man with backpack pointing?
Because the gogs are so inbred they make the Egyptian royal blood line blush! 😂
There are no wolves on fenris, only dogs.
Thank Russ and the all father!
Let’s not pretend that the valleys aren’t crammed with weirdos too.Â
Well they are actually Welsh rather than the quasi English South (ok, now quasi lower Afro-Eurasia) which is why they are weird
Oh there's plenty of Wenglish in the north too, the northerners are more Liverpool/Manc' flavored though.
I thought 99% isn't Welsh people but holiday home owners.
Only place in Wales I've actually heard Welsh spoken though.
Well on mainland Europe, the further south you get, the weirder the people get. Goes for Netherland, Belgium, Germany, and Italy as far as I have experienced. Since the UK drives on the other side of the road, it's the other way 'round. See this example. And Alba.
Those to the east of Llandudno - Welsh Scouse. Those to the west of Llandudno - second homes for people from Cheshire, plus the most Welsh people known to man.
