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Miez:

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--- Quote from: Boo-Yaa on August 07, 2008, 03:26:13 PM ---YASSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSS!

No huns in Europe!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Police will be happy, no more city's being infested with the scum :baseballbat: ...for another year at least!

IN WALTER WE TRUST  :banana: :cow: :banana_rock: :banana_dss: :banana_dsf: :cow: :cow: :monkey: :banana: :monkey_dance2: :banana_llama: :banana: :cow: :cow: :banana_llama:

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What does that mean ? Huns ?

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i googled it lol

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If u go to wikipedia it says this:

Turkic theory

    Further information: Hunnic language

The Huns may be of Turkic (or pre-Proto-Turkic) origin. This school of thought emerged when Joseph de Guignes in the 18th century identified the Huns with the Xiongnu or (H)siung-nu.[11] It is supported by O. Maenchen-Helfen on the basis of his linguistic studies.[12][13] English scholar Peter Heather called the Huns "the first group of Turkic, as opposed to Iranian, nomads to have intruded into Europe".[14] Turkish researcher Kemal Cemal bolsters this assertion by showing similarities in words and names in Turkic and Hunnic languages, and similarities in systems of governance of Hunnic and Turkic tribes. Hungarian historian Gyula Nemeth also supports this view.[15] Uyghur historian Turghun Almas has suggested a link between the Huns and the Uyghurs, a Turkic speaking people who reside in Xinjiang, China.

This article will not discuss the "White Huns" and "Red Huns", since there is no definite evidence that they were related to the classical "Huns".[16][17] Furthermore, not much is known of their language.[18]

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Huns

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lol look at this

2.    hun    

derogatory word for german or protestant, esp in Northern ireland.
Used to describe rangers football fans.

great im a german catholic...will i be called a hun there?  ??? ;D

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Being a Catholic certainly cancels out the being German part, i happen to get on well with Germans. The all important question though, if Celtic are playing Rangers who would you want to win?

If the asnwer is Celtic, you are safe. If it's not....you're a hun bastard.

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of course Celtic  :D

E Dub:

--- Quote from: American Gangster™ on August 15, 2008, 06:43:15 PM ---
--- Quote from: Sick-Boy on August 15, 2008, 03:52:16 PM ---The all important question though, if Celtic are playing Rangers who would you want to win?

If the asnwer is Celtic, you are safe. If it's not....you're a hun bastard.

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Filthy orange hun monkey bastard, if you want to get technical.

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just stumbled upon this and have to say that you are out of order

no need for that whatsoever

KURUPTION-81:
congrats to hull, good to see one of the promoted teams win

E Dub:
the word hun was originally used to describe celtic fans


during ww2 Rep of Ireland where officially Neutral but had been known to let german u-boats refuel in their docks Rangers fans then called celtic fans huns because their support was largely Southern Irish immigrants or people who where supporters of their cause


sometime later the word magically becomes a derogitary word to describe us


ask any Celtic fan why and they wont be able to give you a logical explanation why


some shite about the royal family being german

da_notorious_mack:
xabi alonso shouldnt go anywhere...changed the game today and was the most consistent in pre-season i certainly think the speculation has lit a fire under his ass

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