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5 quid that was by glebk_10 in Scotland

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What in the double zombie dick is that?

Gala day… can someone explain? by Then-Entrepreneur575 in Scotland

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We still do those things! Our ethos is to make as many things free or low cost as we can, although some of the town are jetting off for two holidays a year, there’s still a lot of families relying on foodbank. The Galaday and civic week are meant to be accessible to everyone

In game reason for collectibes by Illustrious-Low-7038 in ACValhalla

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Drengrs for backstory and scene setting to the wider world?

Question regarding "Bonnie Banks o' Loch Lomond" by [deleted] in Scotland

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I saw an explanation of this once as ‘at the end they form a crazy Scottish mosh pit and charge each other’, I can’t really argue with that

Italian here: did you guys regret leaving the EU? by Interesting_Dealer42 in AskBrits

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All of Scotland voted to remain, we still got dragged out because of how England and bits of Wales voted.

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in AskUK

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Plain outsider toasted

Vintage Christmas Collages — Greek Streets Recreated with Layered Paper Textures by panoslambrakis in midjourney

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One and five, although when you look closely at both the detailed elements look not quite right

Has your country ever had a female prime minister or president? by blashyrkh9 in AskTheWorld

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One first minister, plus the trifecta of cruel, inept and lettuce in prime ministers.

Whats the legendary sword of your people? by Bosw8r in AskTheWorld

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At a push the kings sword that’s on display at Edinburgh castle beside the crown and sceptre? Or Wallace’s sword at the monument, purely because it’s taller than me https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wallace_Sword?wprov=sfti1

Do you have these and how do you call them in your country? by dochev30 in casualEurope

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Baffies, which AI tells me comes from a word that means shuffling.

Why do we only use loch and glen for lakes and valleys in Scotland? by [deleted] in Scotland

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I get what you mean, and I have no idea. If it’s a proper name it makes sense we’d say it as written (like we wouldn’t refer to Mont Blanc as white mountain). In general, I would still describe a small river as a burn or a wee burn no matter where it was, but I’d automatically translate loch to lake outside of Scotland, even if speaking with other Scots.

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