British people

[nikijack]

I really love you British people. I've been to Scotland, Wales and England. I live in Canada, which is quite pleasant, as long as one doesn't travel to the U.S.
Jack

 

[buzyg]

Thx Jack. Unfortunately I always seem to take a wrong turn somewhere over the Atlantic when heading West.

 

[Beerman]

Scottish people are generally the most friendly people. The Irish are too.

For all the Americans get a bad reputation every time I've been over I've had a great time.

I didn't like the amount of racism apparent in Washington DC, but usually all the Americans I've met have been friendly and fun.

 

[nikijack]

Yes, Beerman: Was in Wales last year. Had so much fun. A pub on every street corner.

 

[buzyg]

Yes, Beerman: Was in Wales last year. Had so much fun. A pub on every street corner.

Just be careful of those sheep tied up outside. :wink:

 

[nikijack]

Or, not tied up.

 

[Pondrew]

Scottish people are generally the most friendly people.

No idea as I can't understand a word of what they are saying. Seems like every sentence has the words "nae bother" in it, which I don't understand, either. :wink:

 

[Scubaregs]

I really love you British people. I've been to Scotland, Wales and England. I live in Canada, which is quite pleasant, as long as one doesn't travel to the U.S.
Jack

Scots and Canadians share the same problem, terrible neighbours. :rofl:

 

[Scubaregs]

Scottish people are generally the most friendly people.

No idea as I can't understand a word of what they are saying. Seems like every sentence has the words "nae bother" in it, which I don't understand, either. :wink:

We could start with, Eeee by gummmmmmm, if it helps?

 

[Pondrew]

We could start with, Eeee by gummmmmmm, if it helps?

No, doesn't help. I am from the 'home counties' so don't have an accent! I say 'barth' and 'graass'.

My parents were both from London, though, so I drop my 'H's; like 'ope' and 'otel'. It's also bloody 'ot' today! :wink:

 

[Beerman]

Scottish people are generally the most friendly people.

No idea as I can't understand a word of what they are saying. Seems like every sentence has the words "nae bother" in it, which I don't understand, either. :wink:

Furry boots far ye in Scotland?

 

[sp3ctre]

Scotish people are really friendly... once you figure out that when they call you a c**t it means they like you! :rofl:

 

[Beerman]

Scotish people are really friendly... once you figure out that when they call you a c**t it means they like you! :rofl:

Or if your can't join in with with our dancing. :rofl:

https://youtu.be/1msu8iQT3kw?feature=shared

 

[Mr Tidy]

That's a fascinating insight.

I worked for a US domiciled company for over 12 years, and whenever we all got together I generally found my Canadian colleagues had a much better grip on what was happening in the world at large than those from the US. I was amazed how many of the Americans didn't actually have a passport!

My uncle Ken went to Glasgow once and thought everyone was talking to him - he kept hearing d'you ken!

 

[Argyll Andy]

Scotish people are really friendly... once you figure out that when they call you a c**t it means they like you! :rofl:

Really depends what's in front of it guid c*** means you're definitely sound

 

[Argyll Andy]

My uncle Ken went to Glasgow once and thought everyone was talking to him - he kept hearing d'you ken!

Must've been a lot of east coasters visitors in Glasgow that night Iain as ken DEFINITELY isn't a Glasgow saying, Fife/Edinburgh/Dundee

 

[Beerman]

My uncle Ken went to Glasgow once and thought everyone was talking to him - he kept hearing d'you ken!

Must've been a lot of east coasters visitors in Glasgow that night Iain as ken DEFINITELY isn't a Glasgow saying, Fife/Edinburgh/Dundee

Ken is an east coast thing.

I don't like it either.

 

[Mr Tidy]

Must've been a lot of east coasters visitors in Glasgow that night Iain as ken DEFINITELY isn't a Glasgow saying, Fife/Edinburgh/Dundee

TBF plenty of his stories involved a bit of poetic licence!

 

[buzyg]

Must've been a lot of east coasters visitors in Glasgow that night Iain as ken DEFINITELY isn't a Glasgow saying, Fife/Edinburgh/Dundee

TBF plenty of his stories involved a bit of poetic licence!

:lol:

He should have joined the forum. :wink:

 

[Z4Dude]

I really love you British people. I've been to Scotland, Wales and England. I live in Canada, which is quite pleasant, as long as one doesn't travel to the U.S.
Jack

How does traveling to the U.S. make living in Canada unpleasant?

Seems like there's plenty of sheep in Canada as well....