Definition of a Welsh peer: Senataff

Definition of a dead Welsh peer: Epitaff

...I don't get it

Originally Posted by Dameon

...I don't get it

same here, must be a british thing...

Ok i will explain.................welsh are called Taff..............just like irish are called paddy's...........................

im guessing:
senator and epitaph??
tho i still dont entirely get it

i had an teach who was welsh, it was a treat to hear him say "exponential notation" and "alogarithmic functions"
you had to be there

yeah you are right...............

where as Irish jokes are stated to be backwards and english are stated to be arrogant or stuck up...........welsh is stated to not realise the obv.

If that helps?

ok i get the senataff, thats sorta funny, but the epitaff doesn't make sense
an epitaph isfrom trusty google definitions!!)
1. An inscription on a tombstone in memory of the one buried there.
2. A brief literary piece commemorating a deceased person.

an epitaph is a thing, not a way of describing a person
lol, but its not like us aussies know anyhting about english anyway

Your looking into deep into it................................don't htink to hard and you might understand

dont think too hard

i will treasure this conversation as the first time anyone has ever said that to me
ROFL

i dunno, it just doesn't make sense to me
/gives up

You know how when you have to explain a joke to some one and then the humour of the actual jokes just goes and its not a good one any more...............

I just hit that point