Gaidhlig agus Gaeilge

[Kern]

I quote you:

''take folks opinions''

Thats tooooo American. Let your self down. American. Not Scots at all.

[LongHairedBeardedKiltie]

Originally Posted by Kern

''you being called the troll due to you deciding''

Yep. And it doesn't bother me with Irish and Americans filling up this forum.

You can call me a Troll all you like. I look like one!

But I'm Scots and I don't give a feck and I like a fight. And you are from Exeter California. So...........

Sigh........
no, I am afraid that it was you that decided to become a troll by your actions! I am not some lord upon high on deciding trolls you know! I am not some sort of troll-buster! i am not even a moderator on here any more!
I agree though, the more Irish and Americans that take interest in our culture will eventually mean more tourist monies for Scotland. I personally think that is a great thing! I however, was born in Scotland and I am Scottish.
I have called you nothing Kern, I have merely stated the obvious, I presume, as a grown up, you can accept reality.
I at no time during my correspondence with you, have denounced your right to be Scots, it is a very proud thing to call yourself. I couldn't care less if you like a fight or not as I am typing this half the world away from you and I doubt your arms are that long!
And lastly. I am typing this from California, but I will never be from California.
Slainte

[Celyn]

Originally Posted by Kern

But I'm Scots and I don't give a feck and I like a fight. And you are from Exeter California. So...........

I'm sure you could do your fighting somewhere else.

[Babz]

He will be doing it elsewhere as I have suspended him......the reasons I gave to him are..................

After complaints from members about your attitude and verbal insults I read a number of your posts
and I decided that you are to be suspended for behaviour not condusive to the smooth running of
the site


You can now get the thread back on track

[DonHugo]

"I don't give a shyte for . . "

I don't approve of the expression. It is coarse, but it is not swearing.

[DonHugo]

When I started reading this thread I was delighted to see the posts in Gaelic even though I do not have the Gaelic myself.

Why is it rare to see posts in Gaelic in response to Gaelic articles in the on-line Scotsman? I am disappointed by this as I have always supported anything to encourage and widen the use of Gaelic.

Will you Gaelic speakers please consider yourselves rebuked - in the nicest possible way, of course.

Hugo