Scotland - what is it like, compared to England!

torbrex

Gettyfu Yabassa

stationaryace

*insert various football slang, all of which OH get yelled at for shouting*

hamstercheeks_2

keech.............

now that always slips through:beer:

Fifer

Aye, the filter's pish.

[Deleted User]

Well the rain in the summer is warmer than in the winter, but apart from that the people are great and very friendly.Although I was born in the east end of London my whole family came from Scotland and as a child I can remember many a happy hour being thrown into the sea at Montrose in what I thought was mid-winter but was apparently high summer.
No I like Scotland but I don't like the midges,rain, bannocksand cold.But I love the people,the scenery,the kindness,hospitality and of course the stovies.

Graham_Devon

It's !!!!!!.

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jackieb

hamstercheeks wrote: »

keech.............

now that always slips through:beer:

I like to hear non-Scottish people trying to pronounce that sound. But it's easy. If you can say Bach, as in the composer, you can pronounce words like 'loch' or 'keech' too.

looby75

Fifer wrote: »

Aye, the filter's pish.

pish became my favourite word after I visited my sister up there for the first time getting pished sounds soooooo right lol

Edinburghlass_2

Dr_DiNg_DoNg wrote: »

The main memory I took from Scotland, was the filth, its one of the dirtiest places I have been.

Edinburgh only just beats Dublin by a short head in the "filthy City stakes" , but my gosh its a dirty old place.

AVOID AT ALL COSTS!

two years later and you are still wittering on....

Mr_Urdd wrote: »

I have to say that when I went to Edinburgh they obviously were not spending all their UK tax moneys on road cleaners, it was one of the dirtiest places I have ever been to, even my friend Rhoderi said that everyone he has spoken to is saying Scotland is a dirty place, and if you dont eat soup or fried dont plan on eating

Dr_DiNg_DoNg

Thank you Edinburgh, I always knew it was not just me who felt that way.