OK -- THIS is funny

**NewPiperinNY** · 5th February 10, 06:57 PM

Here I am watching TV on a Fri night... Smallville (It IS geek night you know!) and on come a commercial that caught me by surprise...

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=L3kpyJI2JBo

Funny stuff....

**MrShoe** · 5th February 10, 08:33 PM

LOL !!! Thanks for that. It just made my night.

Hey Timmy grab a Starburst!

**Nighthawk** · 5th February 10, 09:39 PM

My kids were watching Fairly Odd Parents today. The kid's parents went to a Scottish festival. Dad was mad at Mom for making him wear underwear with his kilt...

I love things like this.

**Ozark Ridge Rider** · 5th February 10, 09:47 PM

**Jock Scot** · 6th February 10, 03:41 AM

Yes it is funny and it never hurts to have a laugh at ourselves from time to time. But, oh my oh my, we in Scotland, have tried to live down the music hall stereotype Scotsman for over a century now and on the whole, I think we have succeeded, with one or two notable exceptions!I think that is why most Scots enjoy seeing the kilt and its accompanying attire worn properly and inwardly seethe when it is not.

**GMan** · 6th February 10, 08:23 AM

That's great.

**KiltShot** · 9th February 10, 07:25 PM

Originally Posted by Jock Scot

But, oh my oh my, we in Scotland, have tried to live down the music hall stereotype Scotsman for over a century now and on the whole, I think we have succeeded, with one or two notable exceptions!

How would you describe the music hall stereotype Scotsman?

**NewPiperinNY** · 10th February 10, 03:46 AM

Jock... I hope that you don't think a Startburst commercial has the ability to ruin a century's worth of work for Scot's and lifeguards alike... it's all in good fun.

Originally Posted by Jock Scot

Yes it is funny and it never hurts to have a laugh at ourselves from time to time. But, oh my oh my, we in Scotland, have tried to live down the music hall stereotype Scotsman for over a century now and on the whole, I think we have succeeded, with one or two notable exceptions!I think that is why most Scots enjoy seeing the kilt and its accompanying attire worn properly and inwardly seethe when it is not.