... of assurance that it originated in the Scottish Highlands and Isles by possible Irish ... all together. In contrast to the Scottish kilt, the Irish Lein-croich traditionally ... is likely that came from a Scottish pioneer during the beginning of the ... seen very much as being primarily Scottish, and the current crop of county ... around 1590-1650 and is probably Scottish in origin. [8] The Tara was ...

...> Rikimaru Tetsuo Okanagawa goes intae the Blue Lagoon on Gordon Street... Asks for a Haggis Supper... Wee Shuggy gives him his Haggis Supper Okanagawa throws the chips out, and puts the haggis lengthwise down the front of his trousers with the just the top sticking out. Shug: "Haw you! Whits that? Whit ye daein?!" Okaga: "Scottish Election!" Oh dear! that's bad...

...". Do they all wear macs at parties to keep the spray off their cloths? What kind of 'cloths' would that be? Burp cloths? Wash cloth? Dust cloths or whole cloth? :) this being a Scottish news group I left out the 'e'. If it was dawn sarf it could be Brian Clough. -- "For the stronger we our houses do build, The less chance we have of ...

... the land where folks speak "phlegm-tastic gibberish". Do they all wear macs at parties to keep the spray off their cloths? What kind of 'cloths' would that be? Burp cloths? Wash cloth? Dust cloths or whole cloth? :) this being a Scottish news group I left out the 'e'. I'm reading this in uk.politics.misc What *cottish group are you referring to?

...-d6c8-468c-b815- AFTER spending six months and $282,000 on a new slogan, Scottish tourism officials have come up with ... "Welcome to Scotland". On the Anglish side of ... it did not costs anything to work out, just common sense) with the following text underneath Scottish visiters You'd have thought the English would at least have been able to spell '...

... Scotland reveals stunning new slogan By staff writers November 29, 2007 10:50am Article from: AAP AFTER spending six months and $282,000 on a new slogan, Scottish tourism officials have come up with ... "Welcome to Scotland". Yep, that's the Scotch intellect at full stretch. RH [Wow, awesome, and it only cost $282,...

....net.au... This is all really childish banter. The Scots invented most of the things you take for granted, whether they had gone to America or New Zealand. Look up Scottish inventions and see for yourself. Alcoholism, Childhood obesity, Unemployability, a version of English no one can understand, the road south, the Olympic sports of pulling down telephone poles ...

...>>> Do they all wear macs at parties to keep the spray off their cloths? What kind of 'cloths' would that be? Burp cloths? Wash cloth? Dust cloths or whole cloth? :) this being a Scottish news group I left out the 'e'. If it was dawn sarf it could be Brian Clough. -- "For the stronger we our houses do build, The less chance we have of being killed." - William ...

... in England is interviewed he/she invariably has a Scottish accent. <Looks up name of President of General Medical Council>...communication barrier developing due to my children watching that stupid scottish woman who can't speak english on some show...colour. Balaboring, I think it's called. Fucking scottish crap. Arfa Brain seems to link that the BBC is...

... You do realise Scotland has exported doctors to England for the past couple of centuries. It's remarkable that whenever a leading doctor in England is interviewed he/she invariably has a Scottish accent. <Looks up name of President of General Medical Council> <Fall about laughing> Sir Donald Irvine Well there you are then. Aye and look at the ...