celtic clothing and dance and celtic music would be wonderful
https://youtu.be/HXm8JdC4k4c
river dance please
and kilts would be nice
and also we need a pinching interaction everybody knows you must be pinched if you don't wear green on saint Patrick day
more for sim kids and more drama please
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Do you mean Irish step dance, or something with arm waving? What about highland dance? SO long as the correct underwear is worn with them....
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I've never heard of that. So no, not everybody knows that.
I wouldn't mind a Gaelic stuff pack, with bagpipes, kilts, dancing and football.
But I wouldn't want it mislabelled as 'celtic'. The Celts were horrible people, keeping slaves, drowning people, chopping off heads. Nasty stuff. I blame the Victorians for the romaticisation of 'celts'. Some silly wannabe historian mistook early British art for 'celtic' art, and then everyone jumped on the band wagon.
no I meant what I said Irish and Scottish people are consider Celtic
Celt·ic
ˈkeltik,ˈseltik/
adjective
adjective: Celtic
1.
relating to the Celts or their languages, which constitute a branch of the Indo-European family and include Irish, Scottish Gaelic, Welsh, Breton, Manx, Cornish, and several extinct pre-Roman languages such as Gaulish.
noun
noun: Celtic
1.
the Celtic language group.
but anyway I'm in shock you don't know about the pinching next thing you'll be telling me you don't know about kissing the Blarney Stone
@Movotti
Dictionaries are wrong.
They're just repeating the misinformation.
There were some studies done a few years ago, that showed that the Scottish and Irish were descended from the Basques, not the Celts. They have Basque DNA, not Celtic DNA. To have Celtic DNA, you need to have Germanic ancestry.
Why would I know anything about it. It's not done here.
I don't know much about it. I know more about the Stone of Scone.
well regardless I don't think anyone's really going to stop calling them celtic anytime soon if ever
well its just your the first person I ever met that hadn't heard about it @Movotti
I was imagining clothing, designed with Celtic symbols as designs and such, accessories and decor.
Like Tunics, Robes, Cloaks, modernized but look like they're out of history.
My Mood:
St Paddys day is barely celebrated here, it's mostly just an extra excuse to visit a pub. Cup day is much more celebrated, women at least wear hats for that.
thank you though I had no idea I was gaelic @Movotti
well we are speaking to each other so yes and no I would say
The Victorians obsessively messed up a lot of historical information, which has lead to a lot of modern people believing the fiction. Studying ancient history helped me untangle some of the mess, unfortunately, for most people, they'll never study it, and so are stuck with the misinformation that has been adopted by popular culture.
Kilts are a relatively modern invention
Clan tartan is a Victorian era invention
Vikings did not wear horned helmets, though they may have worn horn helmets.
Stone Circles have a lot to do with Astronomy, not astrology, nor magic.
Sounds like you're talking about what is known as 'new-age pagan clothing'
Even the Sidh aren't what they used to be
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=amJ_WLmOKS0
I liked the song @Movotti
could never get the hang of dancing myself
I’ve not heard about it either (and my grandmother was Irish!). Oops haha. I guess I’m a bit clueless.
This would be fun, though! Would love to have kilts and bagpipes. Maybe even Scottish castles...
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Great ideas overall, really. History is always interesting. Depending on where you come from, we all have our own point of view. And of course, what we learn (school/otherwise) will play a role.
Not that we really have any of it in my country, across the North Sea from the UK, but I'd embrace more diversity in the game. We don't really have much diversity in my small town. But at least Irish/Scottish is a bit closer to home. Also, US/UK holidays are catching on here.
And yes, contrary to the popular belief, vikings did not wear horned helmets, maybe except for ceremonial purposes. Horned helmets went out of fashion approximately a century before the vikings.
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and I would walk 500 miles
https://youtu.be/tbNlMtqrYS0
YES!!!
(sorry for shouting)
And
Tubthumping by Cumbawamba (also known as I Get Knocked Down)
Zombie by The Cranberries
Sunday Bloody Sunday by U2
not fairies.
The Sidh/Sidhe. The fair folk, the wild hunt, the Tuatha Dé Danann, the shining ones. The myths that elves are based on.
They'll steal your infant, and replace it with one of their own.
glad to hear someone else wants to hear that song in Simlish @Movotti