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Goldstar

62yrs • F •

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What does it mean when someone calls you a Celtic?

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gothicprincess

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i don't know

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gothicprincess

35yrs • F •

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i have to go bye

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Cynic-Al

36yrs • M •

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Celts are ancient scotish and irish people. you will have seen them if you have seen the film Arthur.

where you by any chance wearing anything resembling a celtic knot or celtic cross at the time.

Celtic knot images

may have been either a compliment or an insult depending on who said it, if it came from someone who dresses in a similar style, probably a compliment, if from some little chav in full burberry gear then an insult.

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