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Anonymous
8 years agoNot applicable
Is that right? Did you really say that?
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- FlaneuseMember@Zoffiel @kezmusc @kmakm Worth a hidden camera!Sign in to react to this post
- kmakmMember@Zoffiel @kezmusc If I carry your bags can I come and watch?!Sign in to react to this post
- AfraserMemberI was born and raised in Scotland, came here when I was 19. Scottish schools taught Scottish history! I would have preferred to have been associated with the Frasers of Lovat, but I am pretty sure I am not.Sign in to react to this post
- FlaneuseMember@arpie I'm a Ross. When I visited Culloden there was an information panel with this sort of information.Sign in to react to this post
- arpieMemberHAHAHA LOVE IT @kezmusc Well said - and a CLASSIC! And I bet he didn't even realise that he walked right in to that one! LOL That just made my day!!
@Sister @Flaneuse @"Patti J" @Afraser
How did you all find whether your forebears had sat on the fence or not with the Scots vs the Poms?? I am a 'MacIlwraith' ....... and don't know WHO they supported!!! ;) All my siblings names are Scottish! (Including me - a female version of Robert.)Sign in to react to this post - ZoffielMemberBoomTISH! @kezmusc. We must go shopping together one day, we could offend everybody. Absolutely everybody:)Sign in to react to this post
- SoldierCrabMember@kezmusc
Just let my son with Autism read your morning at Bunning's he is now giggling his head off and said good on ya !!Sign in to react to this post - kmakmMember@kezmusc He was just gagging to mansplain wasn't he... A most excellent retort. #nofilter!Sign in to react to this post
- SisterMemberOops - meandering off topic - thought I was in Night Howls.Sign in to react to this post
- SisterMemberMy great great grandmother was a Buchanan and the name has been passed down in each generation since. She married a Macadam and arrived with him and extended family in Melbourne in 1848. The Buchanan castle is (or at least was in the 80's) a picturesque ruin in the middle of a golf course near Loch Lomond. Apparently, George Buchanan was a famous Latin scholar and tutor to Mary Queen of Scots and later to her son, James (I believe he was also convinced that the world was flat).Sign in to react to this post