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'Mean'? 'Festering'?
Most of the Scots on here TRY to help when questions are asked, whether about travel, history, 'clans' or whatever.. All in the spirit of broadening the REAL information about Scotland for foreigners. I've taken a great part in trying to do just that. What many of us really take issue with is the Brigadoonish 'I have never stepped foot out of my own country, but I feel Scotland calling to me' type of posts - or those that make sexist jokes re kilts... Now, if you have anything to ADD to the discussions, you are more than welcome and I applaud you for it. You've been a member for a very long time.... where ya bin for most of the past few years? Certainly not on here! ![]()
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Thank you, Polwarth, for not just slamming me. You have earned my respect in that. The things you are talking about I also heard from my friends over in Scotland and I wish I could do something to soothe that over but I don't know what it is I could do. Where have I been.... well, as I put it in some of my other recent posts (I think... my mind isn't what it used to be so maybe I thought it and it didn't make it to the post... dang mind anyways)... my health has gone down the tubes over the past years and I've gone in and out of times of depression. I'm usually a pretty happy person and love to make others happy - hence you will usually see my posts in this forum trying to cheer people up. When I was going through the bad times I didn't want to bring others down and kept to myself. It's been recently that things have been good enough to feel I could come back on to forums and see if any of my old friends were around. It HAS been a long time and most of them are gone. I consider this a chance to make new ones then (hopefully) but I DO have a sense of humor and enjoy kidding around. My reason for going over to Scotland was to actually MEET the people and I was blessed enough to live with them and do things with them and their families.
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I might try to read the O.P. again when I can be bothered to put in paragraph breaks and tedious stuff like that. Oh, you know, since you think that "God" put you on this earth to bring people together, perhaps your god can sort that out for you.
Oh, I am sure, anyway, that you will not die in a weather vane. Again, with a quick skimming read, Quote:
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If it's snobbish to ask that people see us for what we are (a proud, modern social-democratic nation) and not for what you'd like us to be (kilts, heather and shortbread tins), then I'll plead guilty. Quote:
Dearie, I'd suggest you'd be better putting your own house in order first - and you've got the chance next month. Quote:
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