“There is a vibrant LGBT community in Kernow Malc4 understanding that you are gay from a posting elsewhere. Many are proud to wear our National Flag of St. Piran during the annual Pride Procession in Truro and well known gay rights campaigner Peter Tatchell who regularly comes to our Duchy from over in England loves Cornwall and the Cornish people for the reason of our openess and acceptance of gay people in our Country and is on record for saying as much and for calling for Cornish autonomy.

Dynargh a'gas Kernow! You are welcome to Kernow.”

“Welcome to Cornwall, a wonderful part of England to live in.”

“Yes indeed, Cornwall, a wonderful place to live in next to England just like Wales.”

“Cornwall, your Cornwall, my Cornwall, Cornwall a county of England.”

“Cornwall, your Cornwall, my Cornwall, next to England a bit like Wales really.”

“Welcome to cornwall, hope your move goes well. Maybe we will bump into each other one day. My family and I spend a little time in and around par. Ill be the one wearing the rose ;)”

“Barrtribe. To be sure to pop in for coffee and chat ..”

“That would be nice”

“Yes tea or coffee . Humble pie or chocolate digestive”

“I hope the move goes without hitches, Malc4 :)”

“Thank you calling fox
Btw humble pie is our family pie . It's has apples and blackberrys and figs .. So is not a dig .”

“I like the sound of it. My mother used to make something she called 'Frugal pie' which was basically battered luncheon meat, I wasn't over keen.”

“Battered luncheon hmm I'm not to sure that even I like the sound of that. So callington were are you from”

“I'm being nice”

“Callington. You sound awsome to me”

“"I'm being nice", yes you are, most on here are :)”

“I ment nice and friendly I'm not ****y till some one gets my back . Callington are you par st Austell or near abouts”

“by Malc4 Monday, January 07 2013, 10:58PM
"I ment nice and friendly I'm not ****y till some one gets my back . Callington are you par st Austell or near abouts"

I genuinely try to be nice and friendly too but am not afraid to stand up and be counted.
I am about 23 miles from St.Austell, 22 or 23, off the top of my head.”

“Awsome. When we move come in for a cup of some thing and chatter ..”

“You never know!”

“These are interesting posts. I hadn't realised that so many Cornish nationalists were gay but come to think of it Alec Salmond of the SNP is a bit suspect and I bet you Daffyyd, the only gay in the village, is a closet nationalist, so it's all starting to make sense. I went on holiday to Par in 1956, stayed in a caravan and had a wonderful time.”

“cliffwalker2, they aren't, they just don't have a problem with those that are.
From the way you word your post, it seems that you do.”

“SW I guess you would need to expand on how you are using the word Gay.

1. homosexual.
2. of, indicating, or supporting homosexual interests or issues: a gay organization.
3. having or showing a merry, lively mood: gay spirits; gay music. Synonyms: cheerful, gleeful, happy, glad, cheery, lighthearted, joyous, joyful, jovial; sunny, lively, vivacious, sparkling; chipper, playful, jaunty, sprightly, blithe. Antonyms: serious, grave, solemn, joyless; staid, sedate; unhappy, morose, grim; sad, depressed, melancholy.
4. bright or showy: gay colors; gay ornaments. Synonyms: colorful, brilliant, vivid, intense, lustrous; glittering, theatrical, flamboyant. Antonyms: dull, drab, somber, lackluster; conservative.
5. Slang: Often Disparaging and Offensive. awkward, stupid, or bad; lame: This game is really gay.

Not 3 and 4 IMHO on reason evidence perhaps 5”