Tuesday 6 April 2010
The Cherry Blossom Shiner
For my non-Scottish readers, Oor Wullie is a comic strip about a lad who is forever in trouble. It can be read every Sunday in the Sunday Post - Scotland's best selling Sunday paper.
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Brilliant.
I used to get the Oor Wullie annual every year for Christmas from my Gran. She was, of course, half Scottish.
That makes me about an eighth Scottish, I think, but I haven't inherited Kirkcaldy tendencies.
Apart from a love of haggis, obv.
Oh Marvo, I can't imagine your granny with Kirkcaldy tendencies.
I know grown men and women who are still disappointed if Santa doesn't bring them the Oor Willie or The Broons annuals.
SR
Was in Londistan today with my boys, they were v annoyed that helicopters were hanging around Westmidden, I explained to my 9 year old why they were there, he was very understanding.
At the Imperial War Museum, eldest taking notes on the Holocaust for Grammar School studies; all it takes for evil to succeed is for good men to do nothing - 13 years of evil to be exact and about to end - Enshallah!
CD
That's true CD, in today's world it's perhaps interpreted as for any evil to rear it's head means that those who have no evil stick their heads in the sands.
But his name's Gordon.
I know DL, but I didn't want to upset TS by asking him to change it. Anyway that would be an insult to Oor Willie. :)
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