New Years Eve In Scotland.............
24-12-2004, 12:41 PM
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New Years Eve In Scotland.............
Right me, *Anna*, TheBishMan and vroom are spending New Years Eve night in Scotland.
Myself, *Anna* and TheBishMan are all from Kent/South East London and we have a few concerns.....................
1. Will 'they' understand the queens proper english?
2. Do we need to exchange £££ into live stock to barter with for food/lodgings?
3. Do we need our passports?
4. Is the exchange rate on the pound good against the Scottish dollar?
We have already been to the wholesalers and bought trays of Super Tennants Extra and balaclavers so blend in a little more.
Apperentley we are going 2ish hours north off some place called Edine-burg? As far as i'm concerned, 2 hours north of there is the sea
Any advice on this please..............................
Myself, *Anna* and TheBishMan are all from Kent/South East London and we have a few concerns.....................
1. Will 'they' understand the queens proper english?
2. Do we need to exchange £££ into live stock to barter with for food/lodgings?
3. Do we need our passports?
4. Is the exchange rate on the pound good against the Scottish dollar?
We have already been to the wholesalers and bought trays of Super Tennants Extra and balaclavers so blend in a little more.
Apperentley we are going 2ish hours north off some place called Edine-burg? As far as i'm concerned, 2 hours north of there is the sea
Any advice on this please..............................
24-12-2004, 01:03 PM
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your goin 2 hrs past "Edinburgh". . . Aberdeen? ive us a wave as u pass mate 
I thot vroom was from just outside Edinburgh? ahwell, oh yea, watch out for local Englishman hunters 
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24-12-2004, 01:07 PM
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As per pops ... dont speak at all 
Just point at stuff and mumble in shops
I went to Edinburgh with Susanna couple years back (she born in Aberdeen and lived in Edinburgh)... Seriously, we went to the chippy one night, she said, "right dont say anything let me order" pmsl
Just point at stuff and mumble in shops
I went to Edinburgh with Susanna couple years back (she born in Aberdeen and lived in Edinburgh)... Seriously, we went to the chippy one night, she said, "right dont say anything let me order" pmsl
we don't do 
24-12-2004, 03:13 PM
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F'like loons/quines, far boots u bidin when yer up toon ken?
He'a an afa dunderheid laddies. Shows we Scots got the better end o' thon deal aift'r a'. Am Black-affronted for him. He's obviously hid verra little schoolin'!!! (proper northern sheeeiiit)
He'a an afa dunderheid laddies. Shows we Scots got the better end o' thon deal aift'r a'. Am Black-affronted for him. He's obviously hid verra little schoolin'!!!
(proper northern sheeeiiit)
24-12-2004, 03:15 PM
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Originally Posted by Cossie_Crazy
im scottish!!!!!!!!! Not all o us hate the english but we hate the effing stereotype we get!!! 
i don't see a reason to hate the english.. and i hate it when scots bang on about the f&@king english blah blah.
and i'm a haggis eating, kilt wearing, bagpipe blowing, drunken, jakeball caveman!
24-12-2004, 04:46 PM
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I've known a couple of scottish folk for a good couple of years, met a couple of lads back in shagaluf in 2000, proper laff, still don't understand some of the lingo sometimes
