Are you Scottish?

[Dreadbelly]

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[Dreadbelly]

[zombievoice] braaaaaaaaaaaaainsssssssss [/zombievoice]

[Freelander Sporrano]

I don't like to be rude to strangers however stupid they might seem. I don't see any reason to be rude back either.It's Just the way I am

I usually reply that I'm not Scottish.However I have a Scottish name and Celtic background.

Rude comments I just ignore

[Freelander Sporrano]

I don't like to be rude to strangers however stupid they might seem. I don't see any reason to be rude back either.It's Just the way I am

I usually reply that I'm not Scottish.However I have a Scottish name and Celtic background.

Rude comments I just ignore

[Freelander Sporrano]

I don't like to be rude to strangers however stupid they might seem. I don't see any reason to be rude back either.It's Just the way I am

I usually reply that I'm not Scottish.However I have a Scottish name and Celtic background.

Rude comments I just ignore

[Raphael]

I never thought about that question, although People have asked me that before. If I hear that question again in the next couple of weeks, I think I will be replying in eiher Chinese or French.

[Raphael]

I never thought about that question, although People have asked me that before. If I hear that question again in the next couple of weeks, I think I will be replying in eiher Chinese or French.

[Raphael]

I never thought about that question, although People have asked me that before. If I hear that question again in the next couple of weeks, I think I will be replying in eiher Chinese or French.

[Anthony]

I'm not sure which I find more annoying, "Are you scottish" or those who ask "Wheres you'r kilt" with a bad accent the days I'm not wearing one.

When six months old I was adopted, the womans great grand parents named Muir came from Scotland, the mans parents named "Di Liberti" came from Sicily.

So when asked "Are you Scottish", I reply "No, but my mother is" then walk away.

[Anthony]

I'm not sure which I find more annoying, "Are you scottish" or those who ask "Wheres you'r kilt" with a bad accent the days I'm not wearing one.

When six months old I was adopted, the womans great grand parents named Muir came from Scotland, the mans parents named "Di Liberti" came from Sicily.

So when asked "Are you Scottish", I reply "No, but my mother is" then walk away.