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Why does the scottish radio stations have a different number 1 than the english ? If its the uk charts
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Why does the scottish radio stations have a different number 1 than the english ? If its the uk charts
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Thats all we need a fanny called tranny to eff the rep of us Scots up.I dont think its a Scot anyway.
Why as a matter of interest lets says Mike as you answered -do you thin k when any comparison to England is required (no idea why) is it always the Scots who are the ones used as an example? Why not Welsh or NI people -theres plenty posters on here who are both nationalities.
Also why are Scots called sweaties -its not jocular on here any how.Whats the pet endearment for Irish and welsh people.I dont have a problem -I call Enlish people English Welsh welsh Irish Irish but some factions seem to think its hilarious to call Scots sweaties.I know wher it derived from but surely its juvenile -hmm?
Why as a matter of interest lets says Mike as you answered -do you thin k when any comparison to England is required (no idea why) is it always the Scots who are the ones used as an example? Why not Welsh or NI people -theres plenty posters on here who are both nationalities.
Also why are Scots called sweaties -its not jocular on here any how.Whats the pet endearment for Irish and welsh people.I dont have a problem -I call Enlish people English Welsh welsh Irish Irish but some factions seem to think its hilarious to call Scots sweaties.I know wher it derived from but surely its juvenile -hmm?
Aye you probably are ummmm -it wouldnt p!ss you off (see how I pre empted ya lol) but im sure it would a few if they were constantly called Paddies.H worked in both the North and the South for many years and the Irish he worked with and for didnt take kindly to being called paddies -they took it- as as it was generally given out- as a patronising phrase.
If Dris's knowledge of Cockney rhyming slang hasn't enabled her to work out what Mike is referring to, 'sweaty (sock)' = 'jock.
Mike:
I had a horrid feeling, when I posted in Gaelic, that someone might reply in the same language. Now I'm really struggling. After all, I can only provide such eternally useful everyday phrases as "Tha mo bhàta-foluaimein loma-làn easgannan" ;-)
Mike:
I had a horrid feeling, when I posted in Gaelic, that someone might reply in the same language. Now I'm really struggling. After all, I can only provide such eternally useful everyday phrases as "Tha mo bhàta-foluaimein loma-làn easgannan" ;-)
O what a real thicko.....you all think I am lmao !!
Course I blooming knew just didnt get it why it was always the Scots (the country which has a population of half of London) is always the ones which the English feel they must mock.We dont need to mock you with tender endearments -you do a good enough job yourselves :) xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
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Course I blooming knew just didnt get it why it was always the Scots (the country which has a population of half of London) is always the ones which the English feel they must mock.We dont need to mock you with tender endearments -you do a good enough job yourselves :) xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
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