retired_kswansonwoolf

By your reasoning, English would be the most likely to refer to Scotland as Jockland though

retired_rescume72

Very true, but I dont take offense at being called a Jock as it is a widely accepted nickname for a Scot as is Paddy for an Irishman, Taffy for a welshman. None of these are derogatory whereas I would take offence at being referred to as a poof

Uknowmehfo

We LLaMas are proud when someone calls us Pooves. :cool:

KingsbayYHPE

Quinny's nearly Scottish...being as Fat Bob's filled virtually the whole Pilgrim squad with Jocks

Liam McQuinn :cool:

retired_sara maria

I thought Pilgrims were American?

KingsbayYHPE

...and I always thought Plymouth Ho' was a woman :cool:

retired_sargent

<BLOCKQUOTE class="ip-ubbcode-quote"><font size="-1">quote:</font><HR>Originally posted by seamus:
I thought Pilgrims were American?

<HR></BLOCKQUOTE>

No that's their fathers

retired_jsammut

<BLOCKQUOTE class="ip-ubbcode-quote"><font size="-1">quote:</font><HR>Originally posted by iajafer:
Quinny's _nearly_ Scottish...being as Fat Bob's filled virtually the whole Pilgrim squad with Jocks

Liam McQuinn :cool: <HR></BLOCKQUOTE>

Actually my mother's maiden name is Graham, so I do have some Scottish blood in me. Hopefully the next transfusion wil cure me of this ailment, though

retired_stelutaivan

Suprised there ain't been a reaction yet from the jocks.

/going to hide again

retired_pmetzger1

Not surprised. Us Celts have a good sense of humour.

And anyway, Liam meant that he hoped he would receive good meat-eaters blood in his next transfusion.