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youth person or teen or adult ?Can you recommend shoulder pads for quarterbacks?
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youth person or teen or adult ?Can you recommend shoulder pads for quarterbacks?
They have a very dry and often direct sense of humor. Hilarious! I dated a couple of Scottish women in my day, they kept me on my toes.Ha! Scottish peeps have the best sense of humor! And they are the best at creative cussing as well
They have a very dry and often direct sense of humor. Hilarious! I dated a couple of Scottish women in my day, they kept me on my toes.
I am as well Tomcat, where is the fun in behaving.Since I'm Scotch/Irish I'm gonna keep my mouth shut!
I am as well Tomcat, where is the fun in behaving.
Bwahahahaha! No wonder I lub ya guys!!!!!
My momma was 100% Scottish Highlander... (I was adopted - if anyone is keeping up or confused with my half Asian background... heh) and my Scottish relatives are hilarious and funny as hell. Love my visits over there with them. They know how to party.
My favorite story is chit chatting with 2 Scots... and they were talking about their friends success with the lassies. ‘So he got a leg over, yeah?’ First time I had heard that expression...and it took me a sec to get it!Did she know William Wallace?
Like most Scots-Irish my peeps hopped back and forth across the Irish Sea.
The first woman I dated from Scotland and I were sitting and talking when we first met. I was telling how I was a young guy and joined the Navy, left home, went sailing the seven seas and while looking at her I stopped and said "nevermind, I got nothing on your moving from your home country at age 18 to a place where you knew no one ..."
Ochhhh, me bum is hangin oot the windae ....
Highlands and the Isle of Skye are truly astounding to me.WOW, beautiful scenery!
Betty told me a story about her brother coming to the States to visit her and one of them bumped into another woman's rear end. I can't remember now but Betty used the American "fanny" in Scottish dialec "fanny" is the front side ... her brother almost had a heart attack.My favorite story is chit chatting with 2 Scots... and they were talking about their friends success with the lassies. ‘So he got a leg over, yeah?’ First time I had heard that expression...and it took me a sec to get it!
Hahahahaha!
Crossed in translation! Lol. So many expressions I cracked up at over there...when I could understand them! The Scottish burr can be tuff at times.Betty told me a story about her brother coming to the States to visit her and one of them bumped into another woman's rear end. I can't remember now but Betty used the American "fanny" in Scottish dialec "fanny" is the front side ... her brother almost had a heart attack.