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It seemed such a good idea at the time, infiltrate the enemy camp, disguised as garden gnomes, where’s my fishing rod?
Look at them out there, they’ve been waiting for ages, we have to make a decision, and whilst I concede it’s totally random, if any of you can come up with a better name than the Bay City Rollers, then let’s have it now lads.
4 scots on the rocks coming up!
Let’s have a picnic! Who’s kilt will it be today?
What say we exit from this Brexit Scot-free?
Latest line-up of the Sugarbabes not likely to revive bands’ fortunes…
It’s up to us to find a solution to the food shortage problem. Some of the men are threatening to leave the clan and go to MacDonald’s!
Johnny where’s your trousers
What do I have to moderate..
Donald THERE’S your troozers
Dinna look sae smug, Laddie! The wunds are cault for us auld folk
RPG Adventure teams go back well before D&D as this historical document demonstrates. It appears the character second from left was an experienced player who had far better equipment, much to the irritation of his fellow adventurers.
What’s with the bows? We’re supposed to be playing “The Three Musketeers” here, not “The Lone Ranger”!
Braveheart say he’ll join us in an hour. He’s still at his dressing table putting on his woad.
Who brought the beer?
I appreciate it’s a bold fashion statement but I don’t think kilts worn above the knee will ever catch on !!