WHAT IS AN ENGLISHMAN CALLED ??

[2nd row]

 So many years ago now since i left WALES  to become a soldier in H.M. Forces.... up to england i went.... now us WELSH  were called "TAFFY ".... THE SCOTTISH  boys " JOCK "....... the IRISH lads, "PADDY "... but for the love of money, i CANNOT remember what 'COLLECTIVELY ' the ENGLISH chaps were called !  "SHUT UP BLODWEN ! stop  muttering under your breath!! NO! i can't write that down mun, STOP swearing !!... they wouldn't print it anyway !! go an' put the kettle on,an' let me finish this, ...... sorry about that folks, where was i ? oh yes, i can remember the 'SCOUCERS ', FANTASTIC  mates, and the  GEORDIES too, ... but what about the rest of the ENGLISH  fella's ? i just cannot remember, oh no, no, no! it was NOT  sir !! someone out there, perhaps another CELT, will remember, and tell me ?? quiet Blodwen, an'iv'e told you not to swear !!! get 'em chickens an' sheep out of the front room !!! told you 'bout that before !!!! C'mon  'TAFFY, JOCK,OR PADDY, What did we call our ENGLISH , SOLDIER  brothers ??

[Kay]

I thought it was Tommy, may be wrong though. Iach y da cariad.

[Philtaz]

When I served in a Welsh regiment(1st Battalion Royal Welch Fusiliers) we used to call the English lads Limey's, as the Americans used to call them.

They all took it in good spirit(there were a fair few) and had joined as a result of their grandfathers or other relatives who had served with the regiment, so they were particularly admired for it.

[NoGood Boyo]

The Enemy, ot The Oppressors, if your memory goes that far back. Twll dyn bob sais. And it's Iechyd Da, FINA. Hwyl fawr.