classic33
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Which part?That sounds reasonable
Which part?That sounds reasonable
Frige the Anglo-Saxon goddess of Marriage, Child-birth and the home.
AKA Frige the Frigid. Married to the man who dared.Frige is also the Anglo-Saxon goddess of domestic cooling products
Is that why the Scots get really angry whenever anyone mentions it's in the north of England?Au contraire. I have it from the Encyclopedia Britannica that England was subsumed into the Scottish empire by King James VI (who was incorrectly called James I by Englishmen who only had one hand to count on).
Is that why the Scots get really angry whenever anyone mentions it's in the north of England?
I don't understand their anger, do they think it's in the south of England, do they have it upside down?
Doncaster, South Yorkshire, is part of Scotland.
Disgruntled Scots who wanted to carry on wearing trousers as a defence against the midges moved to Corby where I enterprising guy invented an automatic ironing machine so he could have an extra 10 minutes in bed and still go out with freshly pressed trews.I've lived in both roughly 50/50 and couldn't care less!
The kilt was invented by a canny Scot's tailor, Dougal McTavish. He was fed up with the extra expense incurred by tailoring trousers for men over skirts for women, so the kilt was a canny ploy to unify the process and save a fortune on production costs.
This led to some awkwardness in the early days as Scottish Jethro Tull fans insisted on wearing their codpieces atop the kilt. This proved impractical, and the codpiece was modified accordingly and became the sporran.
One legged Scots rocker, Ian Anderson, was so disgusted by the changes to the codpiece that he bought England and moved there. Thus England is technically now a province of Scotland.
It's a well known factoid that Scots never get angry.Is that why the Scots get really angry whenever anyone mentions it's in the north of England?
I don't understand their anger, do they think it's in the south of England, do they have it upside down?
Errr...Surely Scotland is not in England so no wonder they get annoyed when it assumed that it is.
Get your factoids rightSurely Scotland is not in England so no wonder they get annoyed when it assumed that it is.