do you like england?

Question

this is what i think





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Answer 1

You Scottish low life yes i do .Go back to your slum drink a bottle of whiskey the only thing you scots can do well. You need to bow down to us English we are your masters.

Answer 2

Is this because you are a Scottish person? England is part of Europe, as is the Land of the Brave but, jeez if you walk down Oxford street today, you wouldn't know what country you were in?
Englands next PM will probably be a Scottish person so he can take over where Wallace left off! So save it; until you get them Northern gits who go to all the 'Scotland vs England' footie matches and kick the crap out of them, no-one else in England really cares when that happens.
By the way, you show a great, creative skill with your artwork. Maybe a prospective employer will see it and offer you a job on the strength of it, any way good luck, with that one.

Answer 3

Notice how he lacks either the brains or balls to actually say why....

Now I myself have nothing against England. Neither do most scots ive met (nothing serious at any rate other than centuries old competitiveness and piss taking), but sadly there is a minority that seem to think that England invaded Scotland yesterday and that Braveheart was 100% accurate... They don't seem to understand that technically scotland and england are just two parts of the same country.

Answer 4

I'm a Scot born and raised, Glaswegian in fact. And there are some really nice people and places. Usually farther north though. I have lived in the south of England for 16 years and i have to say i have never warmed to the southern people. In Glasgow we knew everyone who lived in the street, there where all religions, nationalities, creeds and colours. It was a very multicultural society and i am proud of that. My daughter goes to school and there is not one child in her class who is not white and i find that so strange. The people here some whom i have been neighbors with for 7 years would not even lift there heads to say good morning to you. If it was not for certain personal circumstances i would definitely not choose to live here. I dont think its anything special and as a Scot living in England i can tell you that nobody is missing out by not living here that's for sure.

Answer 5

As much as I like Scotland. By the way, my father was a boilermaker who did his aprenticeship at John Browns Shipyard on the Clyde. He, despite being a very patriotic Scot, would not have approved of your gesture or your attitude.

Answer 6

If you knew the beauty of england; as I know the beauty of scotland........my name is Wallace , my scottish father married an english mother and you are a plssed-up, narrow-minded excuse for a human being. Get off the site before you throw up.

Answer 7

England's a great place, some of the most picturesque landscapes you can find and nice people too.

Answer 8

I like England, but I am a bit biased!
--That Cheeky Lad

Answer 9

I'm Scottish and I like England. True, for its size Scotland has perhaps achieved more; but they have both, through their Union, done AMAZING things. My second sentence above is a bit like saying "this bit of Texas has done more for humanity than that bit of Texas". Shows you how stupid comparisons like this can be :-D.

Has my front garden or back garden done more for humanity?

Answer 10

I love England and the English , but I can't stand ignorant scotch gits, or their dump of an annexe.