Scottish
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the standard by which all else is judged.
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along with the Irish the coolest ethnicitys in the world
- they drink
- they like to fight over sports
- their national costume is underwear optional
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Brother God to Irish! Scots and the Irish kick all ass and if you have a problem with that fuck off!
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God's Chosen People, but after a heavy night on the [Whisky] resulting in a huge argument with God he punished us and cast us down on to the island of Britain,and to add insult to injury he gave us the English as neighbours!.
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The scottish language ; A form of Gaelic, closely related to Irish and Manx, part of the Goidelic or Q-Celtic sub family of the Celtic language grouping.
Not to be confused with Scots, Lowland -
One of the few, one of the proud. Only country not to give in without a long fight against the Romans. Greatest drinkers on the planet. Fun loving people who dinny hold a grudge (except with england). You know you love us cause you've no reason to hate us!!!
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The sexiest accent in the world, The Typical [Scotsman] abroad is often plagued with hot women wanting to [fuck] his brains out.
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adj.
- term used to describe someone from scotland. (note: not every1 there rolls their R's and says occh I jimmy al the time)
- a type of dialect. the scottish language was originally a form of gaelic, from when the irish settled in scotland. That language is rapidly going away and so a form of english is more commonly used in scotland.
n.
the collective noun the scottish are a group of people who are born in scotland and face many prejudices from narrow-minded idiots. -
An adjective describing a pleasurable sexual experience.
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- Something or someone originating in Scotland.
- The Doric, sometimes thought of as a dialect of English but this is incorrect. Germanic, has the same root as English.
NB - This is sometimes taken to mean someone
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[AYE] AM [SCOTTISH], AYE, AM FUCKIN AMAZING LIKE [THE REST].
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The [accent] you [think you] [can do] but cannot
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Relating to Scotland or its people.
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