A bunch of Irish Warriors who got lost,and settled north of Hadrians Wall later assimilated lots of blue painted guys(Picts,not smurfs!)
by Wallace's pet flea August 18, 2006
1. Something or someone originating in Scotland.
2. The Doric, sometimes thought of as a dialect of English but this is incorrect. Germanic, has the same root as English.
NB - This is sometimes taken to mean "someone who drinks whiskey, eats haggis and regularly says 'och aye Jimmy'". This is highly offensive - I'm Scottish, I like haggis, hate whiskey and... well, the words 'och aye Jimmy' were invented for an English music hall!
2. The Doric, sometimes thought of as a dialect of English but this is incorrect. Germanic, has the same root as English.
NB - This is sometimes taken to mean "someone who drinks whiskey, eats haggis and regularly says 'och aye Jimmy'". This is highly offensive - I'm Scottish, I like haggis, hate whiskey and... well, the words 'och aye Jimmy' were invented for an English music hall!
by Nvok February 16, 2005
I'm Scottish, so I can tell you that I hate haggis, I don't roll my "r"'s, I don't wear a bloody kilt, and I am not constantly drunk. I'm never drunk. And that "telephone pole toss" is called a "caber toss". Savy?
We're not all drunkards who wear kilts and fight senselessly. Just because we the Scottish the only nation to give the Romans a fight...
by musicfan62 March 23, 2009
A fantastic country to live in with people that just happen to hold a grudge against those that have done them wrong in the past whether they are from another country or not
by Scottish-lass December 6, 2007
Gods brother to the Irish! The Scottish and Irish kick all ass and if you have a problem with that fuck off!
by AE broadway July 28, 2007
People who have back grounds and ancesters who are Scottish and who live and/or come from Scotland.
Its a Nationality not a Stereotype.
Most of Scots don't wear Kilts. Kilts are a Scottish tradition and are sometimes worn in weddings and shows such as a Ceilidh etc. Hardly ever as general use.
Haggis is ate as a remembrance of Robert Burns ate on the 25th Of Febuary. And Whiskey is a drink from Scotland but it drunk all over the world.
Its a Nationality not a Stereotype.
Most of Scots don't wear Kilts. Kilts are a Scottish tradition and are sometimes worn in weddings and shows such as a Ceilidh etc. Hardly ever as general use.
Haggis is ate as a remembrance of Robert Burns ate on the 25th Of Febuary. And Whiskey is a drink from Scotland but it drunk all over the world.
by Niyko July 24, 2005
Something or someone who comes from Scotland.
I am Scottish & have lived in Scotland all my life & the only time I've seen someone in a kilt is at a wedding, we do wear underwear, no one I know reads oor wullie or the broons, but so what if they did?
Some of my best friends are actually English people who live in Scotland & they never suffer from racism and nobody cares that they're English so any English person who does suffer from racism probably provokes it by stereotyping, insulting and generally being racist to the Scottish person to begin with.
And, just for the record, most people I know hate haggis.
I am Scottish & have lived in Scotland all my life & the only time I've seen someone in a kilt is at a wedding, we do wear underwear, no one I know reads oor wullie or the broons, but so what if they did?
Some of my best friends are actually English people who live in Scotland & they never suffer from racism and nobody cares that they're English so any English person who does suffer from racism probably provokes it by stereotyping, insulting and generally being racist to the Scottish person to begin with.
And, just for the record, most people I know hate haggis.
by Chick from L'ecosse July 28, 2005