I love the UK

[UKBusinessLive]

Nice to see you spelled it right this time Shelley "Greenock and not what you said in post 4

Mind you the scots do tend to drink a bit and perhaps thats a side effect

[Shelley_c]

LOL - I must have been thinking of some terrible male disease.

[UKBusinessLive]

Originally Posted by Shelley_c

LOL - I must have been thinking of some terrible male disease.

I did get a bit worried when you said the view was breathtaking, for a minute i thought your VB account has been hacked and an imposter posting here

[lasto]

Originally Posted by Tim Skellett

Crissakes.

I happen to know Glasgow a fair bit, and Glaswegians personally. I like both. I also know a couple of other Scottish cities. I also happen to know Mumbai, India (Bombay), and Sydney, Australia, and London, UK, and so on.

I may be a country boy myself, but even so. This thread is for saying nice things about the UK. There are after all a million threads to say nasty things about the UK on, so not this one. I couldn't give a stuff at the moment if a million rapist killers are marching down the streets of Edinburgh mutilating everyone's pet bunnies; this thread is for saying nice things.

Anyone who wants to +++++ about things, please show a mite of consideration and choose a different thread to do it on, and get yourself a positive frame of mind and a life, it can only benefit you.

Why would a million rapists be marching though the streets killing pet bunnies - would`nt they rather be raping the women ?

[Tim Skellett]

Originally Posted by lasto

Why would a million rapists be marching though the streets killing pet bunnies - would`nt they rather be raping the women ?

There are no smilies adequate enough to answer you with. :erm:

[Shelley_c]

I'll jump in and disagree with you there Tim. There's always a smiley to express that emotion.

What was it about the UK that makes you swoon and go wobbly at the knees? And, do you think the uk has got better or deteriorated? We all know that green belt areas of Britain once protected are now being built upon due to the increase of people in the uk .

I fear that the greenbelt land which was once protected from the urban busters are now easily destroyed because of growth. Heck, think what scotland could be like in a few years, no scenic views to marvel at.

I guess it all part of the give and take chain of command.

[Paul M]

Thread cleaned up slightly. Play nice people.

[Vinyljunky]

I love Loch Lomond its a stunning place :up:

You can get a nice wee dram

[Shelley_c]

The wee dram. Hated whiskey for the best part of my life, smelling it made me bulk but since mixing it with other beverages the dram is now a dream. Dream dram on the tram. Or so to speak.

I felt like I was on a tram drinking the dram. Couldn't remember a thing the day afterwards apart from the room spinning.

Dream dram, For today's man. and wo-man.

[tipoboy]

Scotland is a beautiful place, i have traveled the length and bredth of it, and i live there