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e.g one man's treasure is another man's rubbish x

or what could be deemed but some as violence is seen to others as protection x

I would say that it is only to the perpetrators that violence is seen as protection Mel.

so wen the Saxons were showing violence towards the Vikings could this not be percieved as protecting their families x

in the same lighte the junk we dig up out of the ground may look like tet to us yet our ancient ancestors treasures these object ~ bit like an old blue stone I got in a gold inlay sept its only plated and the stone is just glass my daughter cast it aside when she was looking through my jewellery box yet its one of my most treasured possesions why cos it belonged to my Grandmother x

Mel I am not sure where you are heading with this

but

I have always said that I would protect me and mine no matter what and if that meant shooting somebody so be it. A tad drastic in comment but not in sentiment.

So yes what some could percieve as a violent nature is from me pure protectiveness on my behalf.

a bit like a mother animal and her cubs.

ty Uzzi where am I heading deep into the tomes of time this is after all a place where we discover the past x what Im getting at it until we look at the bigger picture we often make hasty judgements of which I myself am often found guilty and this time is not exception see I have always admired the Normans for bringing us such beautiful artchitecture ar castles, catherdrals etc inasmuch as I admired the Romans for ar roads, baths etc what I didn't look at in both these cases was the cost to us mere Saxons I am now looking at it from new eyes from a different perspective or as Mike Rutherford puts it "we may have a new perspective on a different day" those poor Saxons lost homes, land everything so we could have beautiful castles and cathedrals to look at the land they once owned for their sins they had to work hard on as slaves for the rest of their days ~ would we have not also shown violence in the protection of ar familes x

I like the mother and her cubs bit Uzzi the so seemingly docile mother turning into a ferocious beast to protect those she loves guess its in all of us x

thank you Uzzi where am I heading deep into the tomes of time this is after all a place where we discover the past x what I'm getting at it until we look at the bigger picture we often make hasty judgments of which I myself am often found guilty and this time is not exception see I have always admired the Normans for bringing us such beautiful architecture are castles, cathedrals etc inasmuch as I admired the Romans for are roads, baths etc what I didn't look at in both these cases was the cost to us mere Saxons I am now looking at it from new eyes from a different perspective or as Mike Rutherford puts it "we may have a new perspective on a different day" those poor Saxons lost homes, land everything so we could have beautiful castles and cathedrals to look at the land they once owned for their sins they had to work hard on as slaves for the rest of their days ~ would we have not also shown violence in the protection of are families x
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maybe its the perfectionist in me
but i have corrected your spelling errors
hope you dont mind

lol Joy I was just about to correct my grammer ......



slinks off >>>>>

npt a prob Joy my spellings probably denote that its me typed the original and me wat said it x a point to note though Joy is yur dont make no sense see when yu took out my "ar" yu replaced it with "are" when really yu shoulda put "our" so perfectionist or no yu created something less perfect than what was already there

hope yu dow mind me pointing this out

And, following Joy, a better lay out and some punctuation to make it easier to read :)

"Thank you Uzzi. Where am I heading?
Deep into the tomes of time. This is after all a place where we discover the past. What I'm getting at it, until we look at the bigger picture we often make hasty judgments, of which I myself am often found guilty and this time is
no(t) exception.

See, I have always admired the Normans for bringing us such beautiful architecture, our castles, cathedrals etc. Inasmuch as I admired the Romans for are ( our) roads, baths etc what I didn't look at in both these cases was the cost to us mere Saxons. I am now looking at it from ( with) new eyes, from a different perspective or as Mike Rutherford puts it "we may have a new perspective on a different day".

Those poor Saxons lost homes, land, everything so we could have beautiful castles and cathedrals to look at. The land they once owned, for their sins they had to work hard on as slaves for the rest of their days ~ would we have not also shown violence in the protection of are (our) families?x "

it's pedantic maybe, but it does make an interesting subject so much easier to read I think?

One man's 'terrorist' is another man's 'freedom fighter' ( that's the Irish in me ;) )

ty Rose v kind perhaps someone would care to check me gramma too now

WELL DONE ROSE

No no not well done I dow see yu correcting anyone elses post blimey there's loads worse an mine n Rose yu heard me spk yu know this is me

Mel I admire the Romans for their buildings etc ..in fact the Romans have left many things still for today, but they were violent and wanted to dominate. Now that's fine if your a Roman of good birth and standing
But more to the point the problem would only be if you lived in that era, as we didn't I do think it's okay to admire the Romans for what they have left behind and do remember the Roman and Norman culture was about many years before 'Christ' .

You say we poor Saxons but I'm sorry to tell you very few of us Brits are pure breds, we all have in us some Norman/ Roman/ invading army in us, over the years.

not a prob Joy my spellings probably denote that its me typed the original and me what said it x a point to note though Joy is your don't make no sense see when you took out my "AR" you replaced it with "are" when really you should put "our" so perfectionist or no you created something less perfect than what was already there

hope you don't mind me pointing this out


no not at all hun
been a class room assistant i thought it might help you

I refuse to have Norman blood Uzzi my hubby of that breed lol cant say same bout the Romans I fear they may be in my blood somewhere deep down x

Joy the role I choose for employment as ba to do wit wat I say n how I say it on ere

footie...I HAVE corrected other people and they have corrected mine...but I am my worst critic, I even correct my spelling on threads that I am looking back on in advanced search lol.

It's an interesting topic...but personally I can't read things if they have no punctuation, it's too hard on the eyes when one is as myopic as me, it is nothing to do with how one speaks ( dialect wise) , when you speak you pause for breath in between sentences so the person listening can understand basically, that is the function of punctuation in the written word.

lol Rose dow have much probs been understood inreal world