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It's in the UK. Plus Great Britain. Its complex though.

I love donkeys, plenty over here, they cheer me up just looking at them, I can't drive past them without saying "hello donkey" at the top of my voice.

Sorry missed this one, it's pronounced la baycass, meaning woodcock in French.

Yep, works for me.

Unlikely.

I always though August Hunicke was "hunick" not "Hunicky" and Gerry Beranek was "Berraneck" not "Behrahneck" Till I heard them on here. Mind you August called me "la Because" so it cuts both ways.

Ok, so it's a made up name, I thought it might be some kind of Danish thing.

How does one say "Thais" Stig?

I liked Blitz.