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Re: Scottish Independence
Originally Posted by Broad Shoulders
(Post 9844393)
pretty much most things associated with Great Britain are commonly referred to as English or England by foreigners (either correctly or mistakenly)
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Re: Scottish Independence
Originally Posted by Craig1987
(Post 9844419)
Hell, you'd be surprised at the amount of English people that do it. It's annoying when an American/Australian/Canadian/Whatever person does it. It's downright criminal when and English person does it imo.
Mate, all you're doing here is solidifying the common perception of having a chip on your shoulder. It happens all over, the Scots aren't immune to it, for god sake there was an entire stadium of Scots booing during God Save the Queen not so long ago! |
Re: Scottish Independence
Is that what they speak?
Originally Posted by commonwealth
(Post 9844315)
Will Scotland get rid of English in the school curriculum?
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Re: Scottish Independence
Originally Posted by IvanM
(Post 9844523)
Is that what they speak?
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Re: Scottish Independence
Originally Posted by scottishcelts
(Post 9844524)
?
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Re: Scottish Independence
Originally Posted by scottishcelts
(Post 9844377)
I do remember wearing them, I had burgandy velvet ones. :o
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Re: Scottish Independence
Originally Posted by iamthecreaturefromuranus
(Post 9844533)
He means you. :whistle:
- I probably speak in a far more polite tone than he does. Cos I is like, proper politerer and posherer and that. Cos thadz how I roll, innit. :cool: |
Re: Scottish Independence
Originally Posted by northernbird
(Post 9844536)
I had brown cord ones :o
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Re: Scottish Independence
Originally Posted by scottishcelts
(Post 9844542)
:lol: they were cool at the time. Coming to think of it, I had bottle green ones too. :o
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Re: Scottish Independence
Originally Posted by Craig1987
(Post 9844419)
Hell, you'd be surprised at the amount of English people that do it. It's annoying when an American/Australian/Canadian/Whatever person does it. It's downright criminal when and English person does it imo.
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Re: Scottish Independence
Originally Posted by Broad Shoulders
(Post 9844393)
Bowler Hats, BBC, Winston Churchill, pretty much most things associated with Great Britain are commonly referred to as English or England by foreigners (either correctly or mistakenly), sense of humour, comedy, invention of most modern day sports, rich history, royal family
just to name a few |
Re: Scottish Independence
Originally Posted by bingobob777
(Post 9844872)
:lol:
...after your list I didn't think we were taking this thing seriously |
Re: Scottish Independence
Originally Posted by Broad Shoulders
(Post 9844506)
...but Scots don't call British things Scottish then?
Originally Posted by Broad Shoulders
(Post 9844506)
Mate, all you're doing here is solidifying the common perception of having a chip on your shoulder. It happens all over, the Scots aren't immune to it, for god sake there was an entire stadium of Scots booing during God Save the Queen not so long ago!
As it happens, I have been to one football game in my life. And I was pretty much dragged to that. It was Scotland V Italy. The crowd were singing "We hate England" pretty much the whole time. I was puzzled. At one point, I even shouted "They're not even playing England". Got a few funny looks at that. But I'm guessing you were talking about a Football crowd. I won't even begin to defend them. Anyone that tries to turn a simple game into an excuse for violence is not my kind of person. |
Re: Scottish Independence
Originally Posted by petensue
(Post 9844397)
I guess we will not be able to say Britain's Andy Murray when he wins then?;)
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Re: Scottish Independence
Originally Posted by gruffbrown
(Post 9845434)
No, you can proudly say Scotland's Andy Murray got knocked out in the quarter finals yet again.
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