[tiereenny]

sheeps stomach stuffed with oats and barley. apparently scots eat it. What for I can't imagine

[bWxNFI3c]

Isn't Wales like the Balkans of the UK?

Somewhat poor, a little backwards, can't spell worth **** because all they can afford are consonants?

[daguy]

Originally posted by Dis
British and cool in the same sentence? You mis-spelt 'Dis'.

[objennasweene]

New Zealand!

[fiettariaps]

I'm not allowed to say anything other than Ireland lest the ghosts of my ancestors drag me down to the briny depths of Kilgaaradghaghl or whatever Hell is in Gaelic.

[ariniaxia]

Scotch Whiskey

Irish Whiskey

Welsh Whiskey?

English Whiskey?

This is really a two country race isn't it?

[we0MA4MI]

Originally posted by LordShiva


No such thing Okay.

[oemcheapdownload]

Originally posted by LordShiva


No such thing
I think LordShiva meant

Whiskey is spelt like this in Ireland and spelt like this -
Whisky- in Scotland.

Therefore no such animal as Scotch Whiskey

[Unergerah]

Originally posted by TheStinger
Why has everyone got this idea we are polite in England, we are a bunch of ignorant gits compared to most of the other places I have been.

Still the best part of the UK though Polite? I think the word is Pompous.


As for the Poll, Scotland! No bloody question! The world uh needs kilts and bagpipes, okay?

I also love the scottish accent I almost pissed myself laughing to hear a man with a thick scottish accent talk about the "Grin Party" (Green) and saying "I'm agreen" (agreeing), I also swear that I've heard a scotslady pronounce "Ships" as "Sh*ts".

Also I may be mad, but I think that "Glasgow" is the most funnest word to pronounce ever.

[WaydayTew]

Originally posted by Dis
British and cool in the same sentence? From the man proud of Las Vegas, rich irony indeed.

[insightmike]

Statues of pierced weeners.

[Imagimifouxum]

Originally posted by Hercules



I think LordShiva meant

Whiskey is spelt like this in Ireland and spelt like this -
Whisky- in Scotland.

Therefore no such animal as Scotch Whiskey Ahh...The Grammer Police.

Where do I pay my fine LordShiva?

[Peapeuddedbaw]

Originally posted by PLATO
The Grammer Police. No such thing

[indianstory]

Originally posted by PLATO
Ahh...The Grammer Police. Of course you mean the Spelling Police, but even then you'd be wrong. It's the Grave-insult-to-a-whole-nation Police that you'd need to be looking out for. And the Vocabulary Police, of course, for the secondary offence.

Then the Spelling Police will be onto you for mis-spelling Grammar.

Oh yes-siree, you're in a lot of cotton-pickin' trouble.

[ancexttew]

Originally posted by LordShiva


No such thing Damn. Double fine!

Grammar Gestapo!!!

[bely832new]

Originally posted by Elok
No fine. We just break a bottle upside your head and call you a hooer or something. Whisky Do we get to drink it first?

Whisky

Whiskey