Cold in Scotland?

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AtW replied

2 November 2006, 18:42
Originally posted by mcquiggd

they will either mug you or sexually assault you.
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spankmebono replied

2 November 2006, 18:01
And if they throw up on their white stilletoes that means you're in !
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expat replied

2 November 2006, 17:59
Originally posted by mcquiggd

They hate everyone Alexei, until they have had some Buckfast or Baccardi Breezers, then they will either mug you or sexually assault you. And that is taken to be a sign of affection.....

Second that.
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mcquiggd replied

2 November 2006, 17:54
They hate everyone Alexei, until they have had some Buckfast or Baccardi Breezers, then they will either mug you or sexually assault you. And that is taken to be a sign of affection.....
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AtW replied

2 November 2006, 17:53
I am not an expert on anything Scottish, the only thing I know for sure is that girls from Glasgow universally hate me.

HTH
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expat replied

2 November 2006, 17:44
Originally posted by TonyEnglish

When I lived in Aberdeen I didn't think it was that cold. When we lived on top of the Pennines that was cold!

Well, the rest of the Scots think that Aberdeen is cold (and ugly with its famed granite buildings just looking like breeze-block) but indeed, on top of the Pennines you're definitely in open country. No surprise that the best mountain clothing comes from there.

But actually I was just going off on the hopeless hobby of trying to get AtW to respond to something that proves him wrong.....
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BoredBloke replied

2 November 2006, 17:15
When I lived in Aberdeen I didn't think it was that cold. When we lived on top of the Pennines that was cold!
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mcquiggd replied

2 November 2006, 17:14
It's not too bad up here - yet... was a a bit nippy yesterday but I haven't had the heating on once so far. Got the winter coats handy though as it tends to suddenly change....
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expat started a topic Cold in Scotland?

2 November 2006, 17:13
Cold in Scotland?

Sample Yahoo weather forecasts for Saturday:

Plymouth Max 11 Min 5
Kyle of Lochalsh Max 12 Min 10

London 11 3
Inverness 11 8

Bristol 9 0
Wick 10 8

Pardon me if we're not allowed to post the same thing more than once.
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