Flower of Scotland my fecking ar5e
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Flower of Scotland my fecking ****
Due to working, I have neglected my front garden for the past couple of weeks or so. I have just been out to clear up what I thought would be a few weeds & found a thistle FIVE & A HALF FOOT TALL lurking behind one of the bigger shrubs. A fortnight ago the only thing there was a dandelion which I dug up and salted.
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The Order of the Thistle represents the highest honour in Scotland, and it is second in the UK, after the Order of the Garter. The date of the foundation of the Order is not known. It is possible that the Order may have been founded by James III (1488-1513), who was responsible for changes in royal symbolism in Scotland, including the adoption of the thistle as the royal plant badge.
You lot sayin the Queen has bad taste
You lot sayin the Queen has bad taste
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Originally Posted by Jye
It is possible that the Order may have been founded by James III (1488-1513), who was responsible for changes in royal symbolism in Scotland, including the adoption of the thistle as the royal plant badge.
You lot sayin the Queen has bad taste
You lot sayin the Queen has bad taste
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Originally Posted by Jye
The Order of the Thistle represents the highest honour in Scotland, and it is second in the UK, after the Order of the Garter. The date of the foundation of the Order is not known. It is possible that the Order may have been founded by James III (1488-1513), who was responsible for changes in royal symbolism in Scotland, including the adoption of the thistle as the royal plant badge.
You lot sayin the Queen has bad taste
You lot sayin the Queen has bad taste
Once you've got 'em you cant get rid
They'll cling forever onto any scabby bit of rock
They're prickly ******* who spread like wildfire
It doesn't matter how much poison you put on them they don't die
Oh BTW
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The Queen and The Duke of Edinburgh meet Allied Distillers employees at a whisky bottling plant in Dumbarton, 4 July 2003
One is not amused ajm
Yeah she should deffo have chosen the thistle garb, yellow just aint her colour
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Originally Posted by ozzy
Is this the English national dress?
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So it pretty much sums up our natural trait too, i.e: If you turn your back on anything for a minute, the English'll nick it
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Originally Posted by ozzy
Is this the English national dress?
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http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/scotland/2777537.stm
Originally Posted by Google
Certainly the Morris Men say there was indigenous Morris Dancing in Scotland, until the early seventeenth century.
Neil Bayfield said it was banned by the Scottish kirk for being too much fun.
Neil Bayfield said it was banned by the Scottish kirk for being too much fun.
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LOL, I hope the bloke on the right's about to beat the **** out of him with that stick
Skirt, yes, but at least we've a set of bo!!ocks under them
Skirt, yes, but at least we've a set of bo!!ocks under them
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Claire, women are just always wanting to know what's underneath and if you're a "real" scot. You'd need to be real ugly or English not to get some attention in a kilt.
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Originally Posted by eClaire
Scottish women like men in kilts Nothing better than seeing a bloke walking down the road in traditional dress. Absolutely stunning