Why are norfolk people inbred

You should upgrade or use an alternative browser. Theyre inbred in Norfolk - says MP. Thread starter PassingBells Start date 10 Aug PassingBells LE. Brave to put his head above the parapit. I wonder what he would say about the pointy heads you find in Sennybridge or Otterburn? Can't see why he should.

Have you had a look recently around Kings Lynn? It's like the set from 'The Hills have Eyes' mate. Mind you, it's worse over the border in Suffolk. Everybody there is his own Grandad. Watcher Old-Salt. Sit having a brew on the High Street in Huntingdon; see the same face every third person. Trevelez LE. Click to expand Gibson is one of the few labour MPs I have any respect for. Unfortunately for 3 years I have lived in Clarke's, not Gibson's constituency. There is inbreeding in Norfolk, or at least there was.

There is a genetic link. However the rates of social deprivation could also account for it. They lost my x-rays, they are therefore useless as tits on fish. Anywhere rural has a history of inbreeding, why the fcuk aren't people allowed to say at least a bit of what they think anymore?

Least hes telling the truth! Themanwho LE Book Reviewer. Shock horror! Labour MP tells truth, somebody call the cops! Press are trying to make a big issue out of it. How do you castrate a Norwich taxi driver? Kick his sister in the chin. Fathers Day is the most confusing day of the year in Norfolk. They don't half make a good whiskey though. Although having said that I beleive they import the distilling talent from outside the village. Recommended Alabama sued over abortion ban even in cases of rape and incest Trump voices support for abortion in cases of rape and incest Missouri senate passes bill outlawing abortions after eight weeks.

Self-described white supremacist and paedophile Nathan Larson running for US congress says he wants to decriminalise incest. More about Incest genetic inbreeding. Already subscribed? Scientists have long assumed that type 1 diabetes, a more serious form of the condition which often strikes children, has a genetic cause but still don't fully understand the relationship. Dr Ketan Dhatariya, the consultant diabetologist at Mr Gibson's local hospital, the Norfolk and Norwich University Hospital, told the Daily Telegraph today that his remarks were "disgraceful".

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