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**RildFiemodo** · 12-08-2010, 09:32 PM

How and why did this thread ever reach 6 pages. It's funny that no one actually cares about the information learnt by the OP. It's now just a glorified pissing contest.

It's just page 2 for me. I intend to get it to page 6 for me, too.

Which, apart from Ireland (the Republic at least) are all British territories. See what I'm getting at here?

If you people knew anything about the history between Ireland and the UK (which most of you should) then you'd know why I'd be surprised that a British organisation with the word "Royal" in its title serves as the sole lifeboat service in Eire.

"You people" would be just me, the two of us are the only ones discussing this. And no, I'm still not too surprised. Maybe that's because for me, "royal" doesn't mean much except that some nation thought something was very valuable. Also, I wouldn't have a clue if this seperate charity lifeboat service is the only one in Ireland - I would now assume they have a coastguard of their own who would also help people in need?

Anyway, whatever the whole story, I'm not shocked or highly surprised.

12-08-2010, 09:32 PM	#63
RildFiemodo Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 438 Senior Member	How and why did this thread ever reach 6 pages. It's funny that no one actually cares about the information learnt by the OP. It's now just a glorified pissing contest. It's just page 2 for me. I intend to get it to page 6 for me, too. Which, apart from Ireland (the Republic at least) are all British territories. See what I'm getting at here? If you people knew anything about the history between Ireland and the UK (which most of you should) then you'd know why I'd be surprised that a British organisation with the word "Royal" in its title serves as the sole lifeboat service in Eire. "You people" would be just me, the two of us are the only ones discussing this. And no, I'm still not too surprised. Maybe that's because for me, "royal" doesn't mean much except that some nation thought something was very valuable. Also, I wouldn't have a clue if this seperate charity lifeboat service is the only one in Ireland - I would now assume they have a coastguard of their own who would also help people in need? Anyway, whatever the whole story, I'm not shocked or highly surprised.
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