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Roads in Tyrone

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  • 15-08-2002 1:32pm
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    Mercury_Tilt
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    Lenny
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    lol, madness merc :)


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    Johnny_the_fox
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    Originally posted by Mercury_Tilt
    If you are on a straight road you are probably driving through land that was owned by catholics. This is because they just stole the land and went in a straight line. Showing no regard for land boundries. Probably knocking down young kids as they made the road no doubt.

    A curvey road is most probably protestant land. This is because they did not want to upset their mates and weaved the road around the boundries or their land.


    LOL... :D


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    Lenny
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    But its true!


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