Uncyclopedia talk:Pee Review/The Pilgrim Fathers

Pilgrim

I have not actually read the article yet, but I disagree with moving it to "Pilgrim". "The Pilgrim Father's" may be the common meaning when using the term Pilgrim in the US, but not the rest of the world. A typical Brit like myself, and possibly any other non-American, would think of a Pilgrim as someone who travels somewhere for religious purposes, ie. taking a Pilgrimage to Jeruselem or Mecca.

I agree with the idea of redirecting the other pages to this one whist no articles for them exist, but I think they should be left clear for the oppotunity for less regional biased articles on Pilgrims. SuperBario 22:09, November 9, 2009 (UTC)

I'm happy with Pilgrim Fathers as a title since that's what i grew up knowing these clowns as. In America however... Also, the Pilgrim article is meant to be crap - but i haven't actually read that one. --Sog1970 22:51, November 9, 2009 (UTC)

Just looked at the Pilgrim article - it's pretty much about the Pilgrim fathers anyway. And crap.--Sog1970 22:56, November 9, 2009 (UTC)