I can almost hear you mispronounce that.

Doesn't change the fact that he lived with a woman for half of his life though.
And who said Glaswegians are easier to understand than the people of Edinburgh? :confused:

yeah, and where was i when this went out?

All that Haggis must go straight to the backside.

Why are females from Glasgow fat?!

I've never heard that stereotype before

Is it due to comfort eating because of where they live?

I have no qualms with a robust rump and the song is excellent, hard not to clap when you here the guitar ramp up at the begining.

At least we spell humor and color correctly.

*sticks American finger down American throat in remorse*

How, when we've been spelling those words correctly for centuries?
Comparatively, your nation is still in it's diapers.
Come back when you've learnt to spell correctly, or when you get a culture.
Whatever comes first.

This is off topic, but I have to say David I'm cool with all the differences in spelling and usage between British and American English with the exception of the word "whilst". It just gets under my skin when I read it.

We have a Declaration of Independence, does that count for anything?