Thunder Bolt
Silly old bat
Abuse isn't personal when it's in your face then? Oh goody goody, that's alright then........................
I had some of that when I lived in Yorkshire, so it isn't confined to nationality.
Abuse isn't personal when it's in your face then? Oh goody goody, that's alright then........................
I had some of that when I lived in Yorkshire, so it isn't confined to nationality.
I'm not talking about Yorkshire. Never lived there (hardly ever been there either). Just reporting facts about living in Scotland.
Your posts read, as though you have as big a chip on your shoulder as the Scots you have met. Personal abuse due to your place of birth is just as unpleasant no matter where you live in later life.
Your posts read, as though you have as big a chip on your shoulder as the Scots you have met. Personal abuse due to your place of birth is just as unpleasant no matter where you live in later life.
That's just a polite way of summing it up, without becoming abusive {which I haven't, despite what your post implies}.
She comes across as a seriously desperate woman who thinks Scotland is a key player in everything and what's her obsession with the EU?christ the EU won't take them as they'll need bail outs like Ireland did after a few years.
Her plan is to become independent and to get businesses to move up there in which is just plain stupid...We can all play games and considering they depend so much on us sums her up really....Her obsession will ruin her !!!
In my experience, having lived in many places, inside and outside the UK, how you are treated tends to reflect how you behave and how you interact with those around you.
Maybe Scotland (where i have spent a bit of time, but haven't lived for any length) is entirely different from the rest of the world and Scots are just randomly and systematically abusive to people from England.
Maybe.
But I doubt it.
(By the way, is it just me or has anyone else noticed that Nicola Sturgeon looks a little bit like one of the Krankies)
I lived in Edinburgh for 18 months and there's absolutely no doubt that a percentage of the population really don't like the English and have a real chip on their shoulder about us. That said it was only ever a minority of Scots who felt strongly about it - the majority I encountered were always pretty chilled about the whole England:Scotland thing.
I've spent a lot of time in both Edinburgh and Glasgow.....I'd say from personal experience the latter has a much higher (or just noisier perhaps) contingent of anti-English. It does feel like a socio-economic split at times, the working classes being more vehemently anti-English.
I'll be up there next week. I'll pop into a few boozers and ask [emoji106][emoji23]
No he doesn't. He just appears to be someone reporting his experiences. As someone posted earlier, much of the English population has Scottish blood in its veins. Certainly in my part of the world 90% of us have. This makes it particularly sad that the old jocular anti-Englishness of centuries has turned into (in many cases) a bitter, hate-filled mindset in the last few decades.
Doubt away as long as you like; although I'd call it denial.In my experience, having lived in many places, inside and outside the UK, how you are treated tends to reflect how you behave and how you interact with those around you.
Maybe Scotland (where i have spent a bit of time, but haven't lived for any length) is entirely different from the rest of the world and Scots are just randomly and systematically abusive to people from England.
Maybe. But I doubt it.
I'll be in Edinburgh in May for a break.
You'll have to let us know how the land lies
Best not mention 'May' then!I'll be there in May for some work stuff...........