"As an answer to that please, please, please come back and tell us all about the Norman conquest - on that point in terms of fact and history I will bury any idiotic argument you put forward."

Gawd, who'd a thought it? Teribus, great defender of the Norman invaders? I thought you were on our side?

Pray enlighten us in what way the Normans were right to invade a sovereign nation with a named and chosen successor, steal the land (as is the way with conquerors) and re-distribute it amongst a few knights, and most importantly (don't duck this one Tezza lad) how the slaughter of innocent people and the laying waste of parts of the country was justified*




*Remember - these were the people that actually lived and farmed here.