There is a Scotsman working at Google.

Upthehatters2008 · #1 11.12.2011, 22:44

Aye...

Google "what defines an English person" , look at the first result.

Caviarchips · #2 12.12.2011, 00:02

i get somebody from cardiff making the same point as you were

EDIT - Ah! Worked this morning!!!! Funny!

Faybay · #3 12.12.2011, 00:24

Ha ha haaaaaaaaa!

Helm · #4 12.12.2011, 08:55

Naughty naughty!

PaddyG · #5 12.12.2011, 09:00

As I understand it, that particular word is a term of endearment in Scotland.

Me Myself & I · #6 12.12.2011, 09:10

Hahahahaha!!!

Ouchboy · #7 12.12.2011, 09:34

I don't see why someone could be offended.. after all, those things can really take a pounding.

#8 12.12.2011, 09:35

Can't say I have ever disagreed with the googlez

bigblue2 · #9 12.12.2011, 09:37

enough said

grynch · #10 12.12.2011, 09:40

	Quote:	Ouchboy
	I don't see why someone could be offended.. after all, those* things can really take a pounding.*

I don't suppose anyone would remember the old Timex advert...

Faybay · #11 19.12.2011, 14:09

	Quote:	PaddyG
	As I understand it, that particular word is a term of endearment in Scotland.

It is indeed. Especially if you're English.

flavio · #12 23.12.2011, 14:26

Google has an opinion about it.

You may or may not like it, but Google being Google, you must read this one:

http://www.google.com/#sclient=psy-a...english+person

NotAllThere · #13 23.12.2011, 16:02

Another google bomb.

#14 23.12.2011, 16:42

	Quote:	flavio
	Google has an opinion about it. You may or may not like it, but Google being Google, you must read this one: http://www.google.com/#sclient=psy-a...english+person

Now click on "Images" and you'll find the majority of them are screen shots of that page.

Peg A · #15 23.12.2011, 16:46

. . .

Terrible word is terrible, screenshot or no.

True, it's not as bad as calling someone that word directly, but still...