tell you what if they leave we will bericher
no longer funding their free uni`s and free drugs free oap homes
no longer funding their free uni`s and free drugs free oap homes
actualy last survey shetland island don`t consider them self scotishHave we used all of their oil and gas yet?
they consider them self english and oil belong to them
OK, Shetland can stay, the rest can be sealed off, we'll have all our pound notes back and Scotland can join the Euro....
Agile fair play that you want to come out on the internet and admit your cross dressing do you immac or shave you legs its hard to tell from the picture.
Adlplumbing where is survey that Shetlanders regard themselves as English or are you like a lot of English confusing British as English.
A gamekeeper was walking through the Highlands when he sees a man drinking water from a pool with his hand.
He calls over hey mon dinnae drink tha its foo of coos keek and pish.
Man calls back and says I am English, speak English i dont understand you
Game keeper shouts back use both hands you will get more
I want a dick..tatorship here in Scotland, aye that'll do me!!
Wine cellar full of Buckie,
Shetlands National & Cultural Identity
Although Scottish since 1468 and British since 1707, and despite being an important part of the Highlands & Islands of Scotland, Shetland was under Norse control for far longer is has been Scottish/British and it is the North Atlantic rather than the British culture that drives the island.
It is also worth pointing out that although forming an important part of the Highlands & Islands, the Gaelic culture that has dominated the vast majority of that area for well over a thousand years never reached Shetland. The Scots who did move north after Scotland gained control were largely English-speaking Lowlanders. Therefore, Gaelic was never spoken by Shetlanders and there are no Gaelic place names, any Gaelic house names being recent. Similarly, kilts were never worn and bagpipes were never played by Shetlanders.
The Shetland flag – similar in design to those of Scandinavia rather than other parts of Britain – is flown from many homes and Scotland is spoken of as just another country in Britain. Quite simply, Shetlanders are Shetlanders – a people apart
Aye scottish plumbers have got wee cocks as well !
And how exactly would you know that
Shetlands National & Cultural Identity
Although Scottish since 1468 and British since 1707, and despite being an important part of the Highlands & Islands of Scotland, Shetland was under Norse control for far longer is has been Scottish/British and it is the North Atlantic rather than the British culture that drives the island.
It is also worth pointing out that although forming an important part of the Highlands & Islands, the Gaelic culture that has dominated the vast majority of that area for well over a thousand years never reached Shetland. The Scots who did move north after Scotland gained control were largely English-speaking Lowlanders. Therefore, Gaelic was never spoken by Shetlanders and there are no Gaelic place names, any Gaelic house names being recent. Similarly, kilts were never worn and bagpipes were never played by Shetlanders.
The Shetland flag – similar in design to those of Scandinavia rather than other parts of Britain – is flown from many homes and Scotland is spoken of as just another country in Britain. Quite simply, Shetlanders are Shetlanders – a people apart
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