Coming To A Phone Near You Soon!

[BroadScot]

As my headline says, these  http://news.stv.tv/scotland/1344756-haggis-braveheart-and-scotties-as-scotmoji-set-for-mobile-launch/ will be coming to a mobile phone soon....and..I hope Admin will kindly add a few on here for those of us from north of the border!  A bit of fun

Iain

[TheQ]

Getting as bad as the Americans,

In this case celebrating an Australian / American destroying our history....

[BroadScot]

5 minutes ago, TheQ said:

Getting as bad as the Americans,

In this case celebrating an Australian / American destroying our history....

As I said The Q, its only a bit of fun, and should be taken that way. 

[TheQ]

Sadly too many believe that Awful film....

[Seriously]

Love that film and watched it in Glasgow .being a Englishman ,when at the end of the film . Everybody stood up and clapped I did too . 

I I want the  blue face emoji 

 

 

[imtamping2]

FREEEEDOMMMMMMMMMM !

 

[JennyMorgan]

Can understand folk having one of these:

but not one of those foreign/Scottish ones!

[SteveO]

I read a biography of William Wallace recently. There is a strong chance that his family was from Wales.

Steve

 

 

[MauriceMynah]

That would explain all the "Freedom look you" quotes.

[BroadScot]

15 minutes ago, MauriceMynah said:

That would explain all the "Freedom look you" quotes.

Never! In my thickest welsh brogue! 

[TheQ]

51 minutes ago, SteveO said:

I read a biography of William Wallace recently. There is a strong chance that his family was from Wales.

Steve

it always amuses me those who are so vehemently against this when Wallace means Welshman and surnames were not yet settled. Since he originally supported Johan de Bailliol  against originally Robert the Bruce and then against Edward 1 and then switched sides to support Roibert a Briuis, against Edward 1 it's not surprising he was hung drawn and quartered as a traitor!!

Since the Kingdom of Strathclyde had been Welsh speaking it could be he was a local ( I read somewhere the last native Welsh speakers from the area died out in the 1500s). it's the Scots and Norman Nobility who were the foreigners. It was just Normans fighting each other in the whole of the UK once they had taken over with the little people squashed in the middle.