Quote Originally Posted by R.Kyra
ME TOO! <3 lol

Aww, I should be diabetic...With the amount of sugar I do eat....Hmm. Sugar.
Sugar used to be a stable in my diet. If any non-Scots read this ... then IRN BRU rocks!! It was my main source of sugar for years.

Quote Originally Posted by Aerif
Ssssh! - I've been trying to upsale the tourist market for years.

Also, like UE says there's quite a few Brits around TFF, just not enough threads to reply to - sure we could make them but who would reply to my threads about Alex Salmond slowly leading the path to independence (yay SNP!) and the British version of 'The Apprentice' (which incidentally was rather good this week).

Oh yeah, hi.
Hi ! Are you from Scotland too?!?! If so, then you're my first TFF Scottish friend, and I HAVE to add you to my TFF family!

I am totally hoping Independence comes soon, Scotland would totally trump most countries with their trade (Haggis, Tartan, Highland Dancing, Whiskey, Shortbread ... the list goes on ) Irn Bru should be made global xD although America won't accept E-Numbers.

As for Haggis, I won't spoil the stories for non-Scots, it's rather funny actually

Quote Originally Posted by NikkiLinkle
Hahahaha. We're more into drugs. That's the funniest thing I've heard today. Thank you Now I'm going to be suspicious of Barry all day now because he's always so enthusiastic! Lol.

I don't do drugs or drink lol. A lot of Australians do drugs too actually.

I find the Australian accent quite annoying lol.
I think that nowadays, everywhere is bombarded with drugs.

I disagree with the Australian accent, I think it's awesome. then again, you do live there so you're pretty indifferent to it

Quote Originally Posted by smurphy
It is my opinion that if any threads are directed towards brits or anyone they should reply with the script representing the phonetics from their region(write as you would speak). Would certainly make things more interesting.

Why? It would, in the phonetics of my native Co.Galway in Ireland,"give a muor torough representash'n of wha we er all loik n persun". Would certainly be confusing though.
I love the Irish too, mainly because i'm Irish/American/Scottish. Born Scottish but my Mother, and the family on my Mother's side are all Irish back to roughly the 1500's. My dad's side all the way back to the 1800's are all American. One of my ancestors was actually infamous in America I found out, in Pasadena, Texas where I've traced my family (some are still there). He was called Crippled Eric, as he had one leg shorter than the other (he walked in many mysterious circles HAD to say that, courtesy to Rik Mayall - Bottom). He met a rich girl and slept with her, but her father didn't like Eric because he was poor, and had him executed on an account of rape. I know that doesn't seem worthy of "infamy" but in those days it was pretty bad. Nowadays you have kids under 10yrs raping, which is pretty pathetic.

Wow, that's actually a good idea...

Am goin' fir a shoowir, a'll be back whin a kin be boathered like, nae probs lads an lasses!

Anyone willing to try to decipher that? (Non-Scots obviously lol).