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Welcome to the Genes Reunited community boards!

The Genes Reunited community is made up of millions of people with similar interests. Discover your family history and make life long friends along the way.
You will find a close knit but welcoming group of keen genealogists all prepared to offer advice and help to new members.
And it's not all serious business. The boards are often a place to relax and be entertained by all kinds of subjects.
The Genes community will go out of their way to help you, so don’t be shy about asking for help.

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Member Since: September 2005 Posts: 9,114 Send Message	Caroline	Report	8 Mar 2017 23:39
	Wise very wise
Member Since: March 2007 Posts: 95,585 Send Message	Allan	Report	9 Mar 2017 22:10
	I remember many years ago seeing a Walt Disney film about a fawn and its forest friends I think that the film was titled Blandi :-S :-D :-D :-D
Member Since: February 2003 Posts: 24,533 Send Message	Bobtanian	Report	9 Mar 2017 23:08
	wasn't he the Indian guy?
	Researching: me and my darling wife at our wedding in 1960
Member Since: March 2007 Posts: 95,585 Send Message	Allan	Report	9 Mar 2017 23:15
	Could be, Bob, but I've bland forgotten
Member Since: September 2005 Posts: 9,114 Send Message	Caroline	Report	10 Mar 2017 22:22
	"From Middle English blanden, blonden, from Old English blandan ?(“to blend, mix, mingle; trouble, disturb, corrupt”), " Allan are you trying to corrupt us all with your bland thread, trying to hide behind it's blandness but really......... :-)
Member Since: March 2007 Posts: 95,585 Send Message	Allan	Report	10 Mar 2017 22:29
	Ah! The good old corruption, and I do mean old: archaic (of organic or inorganic matter) in a state of decay; rotten or putrid. "a corrupt and rotting corpse Could this apply to the body of a Thread? :-0
Member Since: May 2003 Posts: 20,659 Send Message	maggiewinchester	Report	10 Mar 2017 23:21
	....or the thread of a body? Not speaking personally, of course :-D ...or corpse.....
	Researching: Henry Floyd (g x 4 grandad) Allegedly the heaviest man in England in 1842
Member Since: March 2007 Posts: 95,585 Send Message	Allan	Report	10 Mar 2017 23:32
	English is a fascinating language, particularly the change of usage of some words over a period of time :-D I'm just glad that I was born English and didn't have to learn it as a second language. :-D :-D :-D It was different for my OH as even though she was born in England she didn't learn English until she was five :-0
Member Since: September 2005 Posts: 9,114 Send Message	Caroline	Report	10 Mar 2017 23:46
	LOL there are so many regions of England that I could suggest she may have lived in therefore could not speak English :-D
Member Since: March 2007 Posts: 95,585 Send Message	Allan	Report	11 Mar 2017 00:11
	OH was born in Oldham and lived in Middleton, both in Lancashire :-D
Member Since: September 2005 Posts: 9,114 Send Message	Caroline	Report	13 Mar 2017 00:28
	Sorry Allan but that is blandy boring :-D :-D :-D Oh sorry should I have said "Hey up Luv" first ?!!
Member Since: March 2007 Posts: 95,585 Send Message	Allan	Report	13 Mar 2017 08:39
	The correct expression is " 'Ey oop, luv!" :-P but speaking of earlier times, I remember my first bland date :-)
Member Since: September 2005 Posts: 9,114 Send Message	Caroline	Report	13 Mar 2017 09:07
	Sorry not a Northern lass :-D Just wanted to nudge the thread.
Member Since: March 2007 Posts: 95,585 Send Message	Allan	Report	14 Mar 2017 22:20
	All who want to escape, even momentarily, from the 'serious' thread are most welcome here :-D I've changed my mind about not wanting a vote in UK elections :-0 It appears that it could be fun after thirty-odd years away from the old Country. Ah! The mischief that I could achieve :-D :-D
Member Since: September 2005 Posts: 9,114 Send Message	Caroline	Report	14 Mar 2017 23:47
	Shame the monster raving loony party isn't around any more or is it.......
Member Since: March 2007 Posts: 95,585 Send Message	Allan	Report	14 Mar 2017 23:49
	I believe that it is alive and well, but now only has one member!
Member Since: September 2005 Posts: 9,114 Send Message	Caroline	Report	14 Mar 2017 23:50
	Does she tend to wear a little red suit often ??
Member Since: May 2003 Posts: 20,659 Send Message	maggiewinchester	Report	14 Mar 2017 23:51
	Sorry, the Monster Raving Loony Party, in it's prime were useful to society! They were the instigators of the 'pet passport' :-D :-D :-D The remaining member must be the doggy bag of the party.
	Researching: Henry Floyd (g x 4 grandad) Allegedly the heaviest man in England in 1842
Member Since: September 2005 Posts: 9,114 Send Message	Caroline	Report	15 Mar 2017 00:05
	At least people had someone to vote for when none of the above would have been a great option.
Member Since: May 2003 Posts: 20,659 Send Message	maggiewinchester	Report	15 Mar 2017 00:08
	Yes - and I'm 'guilty' of that :-D
	Researching: Henry Floyd (g x 4 grandad) Allegedly the heaviest man in England in 1842

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