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just putting this out there

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Aye Lad, but England like t'tell me i'm on my own in this. The support means muckle.

Ye…yer organising a march? Fer me? I’m…ahm stunned. An honoured. Lad. Lad thank ye. Thank yoo.

@ask-thenetherlands

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Ye...yer organising a march? Fer me? I'm...ahm stunned. An honoured. Lad. Lad thank ye. Thank yoo. @ask-thenetherlands

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Kilt Rock, Isle of Skye, Scottish Highlands, Scotland, UK

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ah like sheep

but no like that

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the scot chuckled to himself, mind too clouded by alcohol to realise how inappropriate this all was. [text] och, nay. thought ye'd like?

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Tim picked up his phone when he felt the buzzing, somehow expecting something more along the lines of a work related test rather than a-.. a nude?! His cheeks flushed lightly.

[Text] I am aware that this was probably a mistake on your part?

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a do make objections!

Proposed land bridge and canal between Scotland and Ireland.

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Oi! Rome! Glad we can agree on one thing at least.

@ex-empire-adventures

I kid you not, this is what the Roman’s opinion on pants were when they first discovered them.

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how to say “I'm bored”

in various languages spoken in scotland English: I'm bored Scots: A'm are boirt Focurc:  amdélis Scottish Gaelic: Tha mi torrach

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dutch soup is basically broth.

Soup squabble

Netherlands: “I’m making soup.”

Germany: “That’s not a soup. This is a soup.”

Netherlands: “Why are you like this?” Germany: “Why is your soup a stew?”

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ye stole a viking bairn??? ye've got guts, gie ye that.

So... a couple months ago, you had a baby help respond to an ask. Where did you get a baby?!!!

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(friendly reminder this blog exist to be interacted with)

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 I was born and bred in Scotland  In a Glasgow tenement  And when people spoke of my bonny land  I didn't know what they meant  But then I took to travel  And I roamed far and wide  And now when I sing of my native land  I sing with love and pride   Chorus:  I hae seen the hielands  I hae seen the low  And I will sing of my native land  Wherever I may go    Oh, Nature took the tantrum  In many an age gone by  To add to all of her wondrous works  She thought she'd have a try  She toiled and she thundered  She rumbled and she roared  She made the hielands of Scotland  The glory of the world   Oh, strolling down by Oban  Rolling down by Perth  On the rugged coast of Argyllshire finds  The finest place on earth  Go ramblin' in the Cuillins  See Ben Lomond in the mist  On the lovely island of Mulla  Hear the songbird at its best   And now that I am older  My children long since gone  I've sung to them of our glory days  As golden as the dawn  And when my years are over  And my final breath has passed  I'll ask for only my hieland hame  Where I'll take my rest 

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People make Glasgow Igloos…..

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Kind o' an bawbag, manxman.. ((@ask-manxman blog also under this mun))

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Chaotic good dwarf sorcerer with a military background. What do you mean dwarves can't weild longswords? Ah'll fooking show ye!

Dungeons and Dragons AU

Hear me out

The Germanic Fam&Friends have a game night and they decide to play dungeons and dragons-hoping that the minor roleplay would help overcome the..sometimes diffusion relations.

I am willing to fight someone that Maria would play a Wood Elven Druid.She likes Nature magic.

Reblog with your muses!