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By *976scott OP Man
over a year ago
North Lanarkshire |
Watched loads of the Olympics over last few days and to be honest it makes me proud to be British!
Have the feeling in Scotland over the past few years that this is frowned upon however I'm patriotic and a very very proud Scot!
Should be ok to be both I think! What's everyone's opinion? |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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Also watching the Olympics and cheering team GB on at every event
But...I'm Scottish through and through so will never ever consider myself British
Just me myself and I |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"Watched loads of the Olympics over last few days and to be honest it makes me proud to be British!
Have the feeling in Scotland over the past few years that this is frowned upon however I'm patriotic and a very very proud Scot!
Should be ok to be both I think! What's everyone's opinion?"
Scots , not british , the desire to be british usually comes with a need to be ruled by a bunch of numptys from another country .
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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I am a cross-breed, Scottish mother and English father they met in the British army so yeah I consider myself Scottish as I was born and raised here but also British. Oh and I was conceived in southend-on-sea so doesn't that technically make me an Essex girl haha |
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"Watched loads of the Olympics over last few days and to be honest it makes me proud to be British!
Have the feeling in Scotland over the past few years that this is frowned upon however I'm patriotic and a very very proud Scot!
Should be ok to be both I think! What's everyone's opinion?
Scots , not british , the desire to be british usually comes with a need to be ruled by a bunch of numptys from another country .
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laughable |
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By *illdeeCouple
over a year ago
nr Edinburgh |
"Watched loads of the Olympics over last few days and to be honest it makes me proud to be British!
Have the feeling in Scotland over the past few years that this is frowned upon however I'm patriotic and a very very proud Scot!
Should be ok to be both I think! What's everyone's opinion?
Scots , not british , the desire to be british usually comes with a need to be ruled by a bunch of numptys from another country .
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Agree. |
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"Watched loads of the Olympics over last few days and to be honest it makes me proud to be British!
Have the feeling in Scotland over the past few years that this is frowned upon however I'm patriotic and a very very proud Scot!
Should be ok to be both I think! What's everyone's opinion?
Scots , not british , the desire to be british usually comes with a need to be ruled by a bunch of numptys from another country .
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Quite right, stay true to your real identity. Britain is a political construct, coming apart at the seams |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"Watched loads of the Olympics over last few days and to be honest it makes me proud to be British!
Have the feeling in Scotland over the past few years that this is frowned upon however I'm patriotic and a very very proud Scot!
Should be ok to be both I think! What's everyone's opinion?
Scots , not british , the desire to be british usually comes with a need to be ruled by a bunch of numptys from another country .
Quite right, stay true to your real identity. Britain is a political construct, coming apart at the seams"
If it was coming apart at the seams, Scotland would be independent by now. Guess what... it's not |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"Watched loads of the Olympics over last few days and to be honest it makes me proud to be British!
Have the feeling in Scotland over the past few years that this is frowned upon however I'm patriotic and a very very proud Scot!
Should be ok to be both I think! What's everyone's opinion?
Scots , not british , the desire to be british usually comes with a need to be ruled by a bunch of numptys from another country .
Quite right, stay true to your real identity. Britain is a political construct, coming apart at the seams
If it was coming apart at the seams, Scotland would be independent by now. Guess what... it's not"
l voted indy but l'm so happy we never got it now. The EU is toxic. |
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"Watched loads of the Olympics over last few days and to be honest it makes me proud to be British!
Have the feeling in Scotland over the past few years that this is frowned upon however I'm patriotic and a very very proud Scot!
Should be ok to be both I think! What's everyone's opinion?
Scots , not british , the desire to be british usually comes with a need to be ruled by a bunch of numptys from another country .
Quite right, stay true to your real identity. Britain is a political construct, coming apart at the seams
If it was coming apart at the seams, Scotland would be independent by now. Guess what... it's not"
politics forums elsewhere well done andy murray another gold you true scots obviously cant celebrate as its a win for a british athlete  |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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I'm proud to be an Englishman living in Scotland. I don't count myself as British as I was born in England and raised in England.
To me personally that's my identity, and very happy to have it that way.
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"Watched loads of the Olympics over last few days and to be honest it makes me proud to be British!
Have the feeling in Scotland over the past few years that this is frowned upon however I'm patriotic and a very very proud Scot!
Should be ok to be both I think! What's everyone's opinion?
Scots , not british , the desire to be british usually comes with a need to be ruled by a bunch of numptys from another country .
Quite right, stay true to your real identity. Britain is a political construct, coming apart at the seams
If it was coming apart at the seams, Scotland would be independent by now. Guess what... it's notpolitics forums elsewhere well done andy murray another gold you true scots obviously cant celebrate as its a win for a british athlete "
Hahaha yeah. Because he won. If he lost he would be Scottish   |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"Watched loads of the Olympics over last few days and to be honest it makes me proud to be British!
Have the feeling in Scotland over the past few years that this is frowned upon however I'm patriotic and a very very proud Scot!
Should be ok to be both I think! What's everyone's opinion?
Scots , not british , the desire to be british usually comes with a need to be ruled by a bunch of numptys from another country .
Quite right, stay true to your real identity. Britain is a political construct, coming apart at the seams
If it was coming apart at the seams, Scotland would be independent by now. Guess what... it's notpolitics forums elsewhere well done andy murray another gold you true scots obviously cant celebrate as its a win for a british athlete
Hahaha yeah. Because he won. If he lost he would be Scottish "
True, but he is always a Scot and he knows who he is! Stuff the commentators x |
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By *wiftieeMan
over a year ago
near Glasgow |
" Scots , not british , the desire to be british usually comes with a need to be ruled by a bunch of numptys from another country .
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Just like an independent Scotland would want independence from Westminster, and then go cap in hand to Brussels. Madness.  |
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By *argaidMan
over a year ago
glasgow |
"Am Scottish, prefer to be classed as Scottish,
You don't even know the right adjective; you're Scots, the people are Scots"
Apparently, they understand grammar better than you do, Bothy. In describing oneself it can be "I am a Scot." "I am Scottish." or "I am Scots."
The latter, however, is the least common usage. |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"Am Scottish, prefer to be classed as Scottish,
You don't even know the right adjective; you're Scots, the people are Scots"
Gee bothy didn't know this was an English class, please don't pick me up on the way I talk, if I want to am say am Scottish then am Scottish |
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By *wiftieeMan
over a year ago
near Glasgow |
"Am Scottish, prefer to be classed as Scottish,
You don't even know the right adjective; you're Scots, the people are Scots
Apparently, they understand grammar better than you do, Bothy. In describing oneself it can be "I am a Scot." "I am Scottish." or "I am Scots."
The latter, however, is the least common usage. "
Scots are the language and people.
Scotch is anything you can eat or drink.
Scottish is the adjective describing everything else. |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"Am Scottish, prefer to be classed as Scottish,
You don't even know the right adjective; you're Scots, the people are Scots
Apparently, they understand grammar better than you do, Bothy. In describing oneself it can be "I am a Scot." "I am Scottish." or "I am Scots."
The latter, however, is the least common usage.
Scots are the language and people.
Scotch is anything you can eat or drink.
Scottish is the adjective describing everything else."
if you want to be really picky,we don't speak Scots, we speak English,or our native tongue which I'm sure someone as well educated as yourself will know us gaelic.
And since when did you eat scotch? |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"So all those who say Scottish and not British,I take it you do not use a passport, or is it ok to be British when it suits ? "
No I will always be Scottish, not my fault we are connected to England, and we don't have our own passports, we have Scottish notes but most of England won't except it,
So how come we get moaned at because we say we are Scottish |
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By *wiftieeMan
over a year ago
near Glasgow |
"Am Scottish, prefer to be classed as Scottish,
You don't even know the right adjective; you're Scots, the people are Scots
Apparently, they understand grammar better than you do, Bothy. In describing oneself it can be "I am a Scot." "I am Scottish." or "I am Scots."
The latter, however, is the least common usage.
Scots are the language and people.
Scotch is anything you can eat or drink.
Scottish is the adjective describing everything else.if you want to be really picky,we don't speak Scots, we speak English,or our native tongue which I'm sure someone as well educated as yourself will know us gaelic.
And since when did you eat scotch?"
Have you never heard of SCOTCH tomatoes, SCOTCH lamb??? To name but two. |
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Pmsl at folk getting hung up on language almost as bad as the grammar nazis. Language is ever evolving when enough folk use a word its accepted as a word get over it some say scotch beef lamb others say scottish beef lamb if you wish to be really correct grunt screech n fart thats the noises we are born with im scottish......british.......an earthling and a milky way maniac |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"Am Scottish, prefer to be classed as Scottish,
You don't even know the right adjective; you're Scots, the people are Scots
Apparently, they understand grammar better than you do, Bothy. In describing oneself it can be "I am a Scot." "I am Scottish." or "I am Scots."
The latter, however, is the least common usage.
Scots are the language and people.
Scotch is anything you can eat or drink.
Scottish is the adjective describing everything else.if you want to be really picky,we don't speak Scots, we speak English,or our native tongue which I'm sure someone as well educated as yourself will know us gaelic.
And since when did you eat scotch?
Have you never heard of SCOTCH tomatoes, SCOTCH lamb??? To name but two. "
you only said scotch |
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By *wiftieeMan
over a year ago
near Glasgow |
"Am Scottish, prefer to be classed as Scottish,
You don't even know the right adjective; you're Scots, the people are Scots
Apparently, they understand grammar better than you do, Bothy. In describing oneself it can be "I am a Scot." "I am Scottish." or "I am Scots."
The latter, however, is the least common usage.
Scots are the language and people.
Scotch is anything you can eat or drink.
Scottish is the adjective describing everything else.if you want to be really picky,we don't speak Scots, we speak English,or our native tongue which I'm sure someone as well educated as yourself will know us gaelic.
And since when did you eat scotch?
Have you never heard of SCOTCH tomatoes, SCOTCH lamb??? To name but two. you only said scotch"
Maybe you need to READ what I originally wrote, dlt. |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"Where does Scotch mist come in then?...Just asking....
Well done Team GB btw  ireland
Walesgo on who wants to complete the set "
ah fuck it I will,the guffees |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"Where does Scotch mist come in then?...Just asking....
Well done Team GB btw ireland
Walesgo on who wants to complete the set ah fuck it I will,the guffees "
Taking the time to remind you that you served in the BRITISH army |
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I think you can proudly be both. When you ask an American where they come from they usually say which state first, say texas then USA. I personally class myself as a scot/brit. I'd also rather be part of the UK than the Eu but I would've wanted independent from both but that vote has been done. I do know it's not worth people getting hurt overy such things. Have a great sunny evening. |
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By (user no longer on site)
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I was Born Scottish and have always called myself Scots, but was always proud to be British as well .However i feel my Scottish sense of identity has been hi-jacked by those who wave flags and shout "yes" but like all of there ilk are not too well read .....Anyway the tide is turning on all this misguided parochial nationalism. |
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I was Born Scottish and have always called myself Scots, but was always proud to be British as well .However i feel my Scottish sense of identity has been hi-jacked by those who wave flags and shout "yes" this part sums it up for me |
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By (user no longer on site)
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I am English by birth however having been raised in Scotland since age 6 months I feel more proud of Scottish achievements. That said I am also proud of being British. |
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