HELP! Someone Relocated Me to the UK...

[Sp8ctre]

...or at least change my flag under my User Name.

I'd love to go live in the UK for a couple years, but somehow it looks like I already do!

 

[Chubbles]

So how do you like the UK compared to the States (Other than the way they pronounce aluminum and what they call an elevator)?

jk

 

[WavMixer]

WTF? Chris, you broke our flags!

 

[Sp8ctre]

So how do you like the UK compared to the States (Other than the way they pronounce aluminum and what they call an elevator)?

jk

The chicks are hot and I love the accents!

WTF? Chris, you broke our flags!

Sorry Grant...you know I'm a dangerous man!

 

[CoyotesGator]

 

[Beagle]

You really wouldn't want to be here right now.

 

[Chubbles]

Ooo, yea, send us that new strain of covid. You still owe us for our revolutionary war.

 

[JohnnyGoo]

Lol

 

[Beagle]

Ooo, yea, send us that new strain of covid. You still owe us for our revolutionary war.

Bloody colonials...

 

[Chubbles]

Lol, Rofl

 

[Far Rider]

I'm gonna wave my Freak Flag high.

 

[Amp Mad Scientist]

...or at least change my flag under my User Name.

I'd love to go live in the UK for a couple years, but somehow it looks like I already do!

It's the British Invasion, dude.

 

[Sp8ctre]

Righty Mate, I guess I'll be British for a while.

My family is originally from Leicestershire. A place caller Humber Stone or something of that nature. Thus the name Humiston derived from that...

 

[Sp8ctre]

Curses & human sacrifices - Story behind our oldest landmark

 

[Sp8ctre]

Humiston History, Family Crest & Coats of Arms

Early Origins of the Humiston family

The surname Humiston was first found in Lincolnshire at Humberston, a large sea coast village and civil parish to the south of Cleethorpes, North East Lincolnshire. The village takes its name from a large boulder, the Humber Stone, which can still be seen at the entrance to the village library.

The village dates back to the Domesday Book [1] where is was recorded as Humbrestone and literally meant "place by the boundary stone in the River Humber" [2]

Hence, conjecturally, the surname is descended from the tenant of the lands of Humberston, held by Ivo Tailbois, chief tenant who was recorded in the Domesday Book census of 1086.

 

[syscokid]

Looks like Sp8ctre's ancestors knew how to rock almost a thousand years ago... :dood:

Welcome to The Humber Stone

Local Folklore suggests that it (the rock) was dropped by a God and is the home of fairies... WHO WEAR BOOTS!!!!!!

 

[Sp8ctre]

I'm Back in the US, back in the US, back in the US of A!

 

[Sp8ctre]

Looks like Sp8ctre's ancestors knew how to rock almost a thousand years ago... :dood:

Welcome to The Humber Stone

Local Folklore suggests that it (the rock) was dropped by a God and is the home of fairies... WHO WEAR BOOTS!!!!!!

...and how did you know my very favorite Sabbath song???

 

[Sp8ctre]

Keef's in this one!

 

[chilipeppermaniac]

Righty Mate, I guess I'll be British for a while.

My family is originally from Leicestershire. A place caller Humber Stone or something of that nature. Thus the name Humiston derived from that...

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Sp8, that is too weird. My girlfriend's Ex's last name is Humber, as are her 3 kids' names.