TeaDidikai
Just because you don't hear it, doesn't mean ours don't sing.
My argument was that I know mine sing. I know no such thing about yours.
Mine have not been desecrated by the people who destroyed the singers of their songs. Yours have.
Cite, plx.
TeaDidikai
Edit: I found the source of the culture gap: The
Corrán TuathailEither "An Corrán Tuathail" or Carauntoohil.
Singular. There is only one.
TeaDidikai
are only a smidge higher than the Willapa Hills here in Washington- and even they are smaller than the Black Hills in South Dakota and Wyoming.
So?
You seem to be placing the emphasis on size here which is an appeal to faulty definition. And quite frankly if it were anyone other than you, I'd be all guns blazing at this point.
Your country has nine million square miles and the tallest mountain is 20,320 feet, 3.85 miles, in height. That's about .4 miles in height per million square metres.
Ireland is 33427.1805 square miles. That makes our ratio a ******** higher than yours, making your mountains, proportionally, dwarves.
You are dishonoring my land, a land you have not seen nor been to, where I have been to yours.
This is something I have tried to flag as offensive and something you have tried to justify.
It's not OK, Tea, if our situations were reversed I don't think you'd let it slide on account of our friendship and I'm not going to.
If you continue to apply American definitions to Irish geographical features, I'm going to be offended and rightly so.
