That is a Mars Bar and... a deep-fried Mars Bar. It's a bit of a national stereotype that Scots will deep-fry anything, and the deep fried Mars Bar is a bit of a joke on that - but a joke we the Scots have made terrifyingly real.

@jgraaay18

8 ай бұрын

Deliciously real, you mean; deep-fried Mars Bars are amazing! I have a friend who originally comes from a little town near Aberdeen whose main claim to fame is that it was apparently the place where the deep-fried Mars Bar was invented.

@neuralwarp

8 ай бұрын

English people can't afford food.

@ziggythedrummer

8 ай бұрын

The stereotype is so prevalent that in Avengers: Infinity War, while in Scotland, Wanda and Vision pass a takeaway with a sign in the window that says "we will deep fry your kebab" 🤣

@raulduke1010

8 ай бұрын

I went to a chippy in Malaig where they managed to batter and deep fry the mushy peas. Playing up to stereotypes? Yes! A little bit of culinary genius? Also yes!

@darraghtalorgan1905

8 ай бұрын

They didn't mind taking our fried chicken to the America's so it's not all bad, I guess.

You literally heard how to say Berwick, and within 2 seconds reverted to the American version.😂 Its "berrick" ❤

@dyent

7 ай бұрын

I actually had to go back and check Jay didnt mispronounce it.

@alwynemcintyre2184

12 күн бұрын

Yeah yanks are a bit slow when it comes to non US pronouciation

3:42 Buddy that is not a Roman Aquaduct, its a Victorian era railway viaduct.

@MrBulky992

8 ай бұрын

It's also a bridge as it crosses the River Tweed. It's the Royal Border Bridge, though it is not actually on the border! The Anglo-Scottish border was the river there until 1482.

You miss the Sailsbury reference. A former Russian spy that was poisoned there by the Russians

@MsClaudz

8 ай бұрын

JJ would definitely enjoy some research into this story. Horrible and also bizarre.

@robertberry2477

8 ай бұрын

@@MsClaudz even back before the war with Ukraine russia was threatening us with nukes for dare trying to accuse russia of using a nerve agent novichok when its was actually proven in the test results

@dyent

7 ай бұрын

Totally accidental, they just travelled thousands of miles to visit the cathedral.

@colintroy3831

5 ай бұрын

@@dyent I hear the steeple is 123 meters high 🧐

@robbiestephenson8497

3 ай бұрын

Also Portadown is down the road😂

Berwick- pronounced Berrick. You really do add even more value to the already brilliant Map Men videos with your on-the-spot research and commets.

The visit Salisbury reference / joke you never noticed was because a few years ago Putin sent 2 of his agents to Salisbury to kill an ex Russian spy and his daughter who lives there. The father and daughter were the Skripals. Putin tried to poison them with Novachok, a chemical nerve agent weapon. I ended up in Salisbury Hospital the same time as them! Someone else died from it. The whole medieval city was sealed off by police and troops, and experts from the nearby Porton Down Chemical Weapons Establishment scoured the city wearing Hazmat suits. It caused worldwide outrage, and the UK and our allies expelled Russian diplomats from our countries. Our biggest ally America kicked out the most!! There is an excellent BBC drama made about it called "The Salisbury Poisonings", and various documentaries on KZread. The Skripals and myself survived, others were not so lucky. Nothing in the UK is named after Nova Scotia for the simple fact that after UK pilgrims travelled to the New World of America and settled, Nova Scotia was named after Scotland. Nova Scotia means 'New Scotland' in Canada, and of course in the US you have New England!

@highpath4776

8 ай бұрын

your not the police sgt (retired ) ?

@bobbybigboyyes

8 ай бұрын

@@highpath4776 No I am not that poor guy.

I remember school geography lessons where the teacher rather poetically described the Caledonian Orogeny (the bit that made the mountains) as resulting in mountains older than starlight. It made me look with different eyes when walking in the highlands.

Love your reactions JJ, and your UK knowledge in increasing at a pace!

Just subbed after watching a few of your vids. I like that you look up something mentioned in videos - so many reactors don’t do that, and it bugs me … it even bugs the bugs that bug me, which bugs me even more. You don’t bug me, so I thought I’d bug you with this explanation 😊

Wick on the end of a name was originally ViK - which was a clue to Viking settlement or renaming of an existing settlement

@davidtrenholm

3 ай бұрын

Vik means bay in old Norse.

Loving the fact that the Map Men knew what was going on with the water in England back then. If only the water companies in England had watched this video

Hadrian's Wall never ever formed the border between England and Scotland, neither of which existed when it was built. It was also built to be defended from both sides and was a choke point not a border.

@Thurgosh_OG

8 ай бұрын

True. It was used to control foot traffic in the north of england and the south of Scotland.

@MrBulky992

8 ай бұрын

Except that it wasn't Scotland because the Scots did not invade Caledonia and the Angles, Saxons and Jutes settle in what became England until after the Romans had left. It was just a geographical convenience to put the wall there, making use of the Great Whin Sill, the River Tyne and the Solway Firth.

@union310

8 ай бұрын

It was formed as a cut off point to what is now known as England and Scotland.

@MrBulky992

8 ай бұрын

​@@union310It's when we start using names like "England" and "Scotland" in this context that people get the wrong idea. Angle invaders/settlers from across the North Sea and Scoti from Ireland did not arrive for another 3 or more centuries and, when they did, this was not their border at any time in history. I wish we could simply say that Hadrian's Wall was there to divide the northern and south parts of the island of Great Britain rather than bringing in anachronous elements from later ages.

@union310

8 ай бұрын

@@MrBulky992 But you would still be wrong as the centre of Britain is Haltwhistle and that is away from the border wall.

Fun fact: When a town has "on..(something)" in the title, it means it is on the (something) River. So Berwick-on-Tweed is situated on the Tweed River.

@AnnabelSmyth

8 ай бұрын

Fun fact 2: in Britain, we normally say River X, not X River, with (of course) one or two exceptions. So it is the River Tweed, or possibly just the Tweed.

@MrBulky992

8 ай бұрын

​@@AnnabelSmythWhat were the exceptions you were thinking of or were you just covering yourself?😊 I can't think of any. Some smaller rivers use the words "water", "beck" or "burn" after the name e.g. Teviot Water, Blackadder Water, Pandon Burn.

@MrBulky992

8 ай бұрын

The form "upon" is used in the formal names of some towns and cities e.g. Newcastle-upon-Tyne" (the same with Berwick too).

@AnnabelSmyth

8 ай бұрын

@@MrBulky992 I was thinking of London River.

@MrBulky992

8 ай бұрын

​@@AnnabelSmythI have never heard of "London River". I googled it and it came up with the name of a female performer in films of an erotic nature!😂 The river which flows through London, UK, is the River Thames, if that is what you had in mind. Is there a river of this name elsewhere in the UK?

You missed the Salisbury joke 🤣

@gwaptiva

8 ай бұрын

It has a very tall spire

You know what, I saw this video in the feed and decided to wait for you to react to it, as I've previously seen all the ones you've reacted to. I wanted us to both react to it. I enjoyed it, worth it, your analysis is fantastic.

The Scottish Mars Bar was deep fried 😂 oh and battered..

08:31 my god I love your humor and timing 😂😂 Possible the best reaction channel... for so many reasons.

The w in Berwick is silent so it's pronounced Berrick, the Scottish food next to the Mars bar is a deep fried Mars Bar.

Scotland wouldn't become independent from England, they would become independent from the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland

@ffotograffydd

6 ай бұрын

Indeed! And anyway, people seem to forget that it was the Scottish King James VI who took the English throne and not the other way around. He was also the architect of Great Britain, although it was his great-granddaughter who finally completed his planned union.

@Swivel360

Ай бұрын

​@ffotograffydd James VI didn't take the English throne he was asked to become the king as Elizabeth I died childless and had no heir and it was done to prevent a civil war from breaking out over the throne. It did become the UK for another 104 years

Geordie is the oldest english accent in the world. Spoken by people in Newcastle. 'There is a video called where does newcastles geordie dialect come from?' Definitely worth a watch

Lol.. Come visit sometime, especially Salisbury! Check Russia/Salisbury poisoning! 😂

A geordie is someone from Newcastle upon Tyne or on the Bank of the River Tyne

The Salisbury reference is about a ex kgb double-agent being offed in hit

The Queen was, and Royal Family are, more closely of Scottish descent than English. There's never been an English family on the throne of England.

@jackdubz4247

8 ай бұрын

Yes, there has. Plenty of them.

@cymro6537

8 ай бұрын

Yes there has - the Anglo Saxons.

@Mark-Haddow

8 ай бұрын

​@@jackdubz4247 No, there hasn't. The Saxons and then the Normans were not from England. Henry VIII was a descendant of Celt Normans. The "English" monarchy died out in 1603. The English Crown and Royal Jewels were melted down and destroyed by Cromwell.

@MrBulky992

8 ай бұрын

"England" takes its name from the Angles. There was no "England" before the Angles, even as an idea. The Venerable Bede wrote "An Ecclesiastical History of the *English* Church and People" in the early 8th century so, by that time, the concept of English, referring to Angles, Saxons and Jutes, as evidenced by the contebts of Bede's book had become established. If we accept the view of history which says the indigenois Brythonic people of the area were slaughtered or chased out toWales, Cornwall, Brittany etc., the invaders/settlers of Germanic invaders remaining were the English. If you believe the Celtic people were absorbed by the Anglo-Saxons through intermarriage and peaceful coexistence, they too became English by adopting the customs of the English. The Kingdom of England came into existence in 927 and was ruled by English kings from the dynasty of the former rulers of Wessex until 1015 when there was a Danish invasion. Every king after the restoration of the English line in 1042, with the exception of except William the Conqueror, had English blood. Henry II's ancestors included Edmund II Ironside, Aethelred II the Unready, Edgar the Peaceful (crowned in 973) and Edmund, brother of the first King of England, Aethelstan. Henry VIII's grandmother, Elizabeth Woodville, was English as was the mother of Mary II and Queen Anne.

@cymro6537

8 ай бұрын

@@MrBulky992 Agreed 💯

I love the way you research things, that's why you're so intelligent x

ENGLAND was conected to France many many years ago

@jackdubz4247

8 ай бұрын

Don't tell Reform UK! They'll go apeshit.

There is another wall called The Antonine Wall in Scotland.There is another Berwick in Scotland.

@Thurgosh_OG

8 ай бұрын

The Antonine wall was covered in JJLAs Hadrian's wall video.

Is the cement mixer a reference to Roman Concrete ?

Seeing as it’s nearly Christmas .. can you pls react to probably the best Christmas song ever…. The Pogues ( Fairytale of New York).

love your channel

Not just roads. Many buildings also used the stone from The Wall. Not Ber-Wick but Berrick, the W is not pronounced in most place names, e.g. Warwick - pronounced Worrick. There is also a North Berwick further North on the East coast of Scotland. When I visited Berwick-upon-Tweed I drove across that Roman viaduct, (an aqueduct carries water along the top, a viaduct carries a road). I'm English, but descended from two Border clans (both were Reiver clans i.e. 'bandit raiders') and have lived and worked in Scotland and can tell you that we all get on pretty well and the 'animosity' is just an example of that UK banter where you greet friends with an insult😛.

Hey Jay, loving the google tangents. Wrong Station Cafe though....

@vernon523

8 ай бұрын

... 23 Staplehurst Rd, London SE13 5ND

Berwick is pronounced: bear-ick 9:31 Not haggis, that's another Scottish delicacy, the deep fried mars bar!😀

@BZ2YYZ

8 ай бұрын

More like Berrick, for pronunciation

@Mark-Haddow

8 ай бұрын

Deep fried Mars Bar is English, not Scottish. If you want a few English stereotypes I would pick their enjoyment of stabbing kids while snacking on jellied eels. Also, Haggis was found in England before Scotland. It's a variation of a middle Eastern dish, brought back from England's colonisations and trade endeavours.

@georgebarnes8163

8 ай бұрын

haggis originated in England not Scotland

BEH-RICK-upon-Tweed 😊

JJ ... @10m 40s that Scottish thing is a Deep Fried Mars Bar.

@bugnazbinnyking1198

8 ай бұрын

9:32

@Mark-Haddow

8 ай бұрын

It's an English thing, like stabbing English kids. Is there anything English people won't lie about.

Hadrian’s Wall is entirely within England and has never formed the Anglo-Scottish border. There’s also the Antonine Wall which is in Scotland, so Hadrian’s Wall wasn’t even considered the border of the Roman occupation, there were Romans based further north in present day Scotland.

LOL the Salisbury comment was a brilliant dig :-)

Northern Ireland did have an official flag called the Ulster Banner which is still used today as an unofficial flag at sporting events. It’s official use ended when the parliament dissolved in 1973

Thanks JJ , you do make me laugh

9:30 Both Mars Bars

I found he background music from 'Lemmings' very nostalgic ...

You should react to Jay's old songs as well. But maybe do a whole bunch at once, they're rather short.

9:30 England (Mars Bar) Scotland (Deep Fried Mars Bar)

Niel Armstrong the first man on the moon. His ancestors were border reavers and occupied the site of the Roman fort of Vindolanda. The first man on the moon was a Geordie ✌🏼 have that

They deep fry battered Mars bars in Scotland.

@Mark-Haddow

8 ай бұрын

They deep fry them in England too, mostly because that is where it started.

Mountains ! Look up the Alps lol

Love the video! just remember if a place name has a 'W' in the middle 9/10 the 'W' is silent. so Ber-Rick. Weird i know

The tap water in the part of Scotland I was brought up in was brown, but also better for you. And the battered turd looking thing was a battered mars bar, you can get battered haggis as well though.

@jmillar71110

8 ай бұрын

Jeezo what part Scotland were you brought up in?

@daveffs1935

8 ай бұрын

@@jmillar71110 Not far from Aberfeldy. In central Scotland near Loch Tay.

@Thurgosh_OG

8 ай бұрын

@@irene3196 Whisky gets its colour from the Oak barrels it is matured in. Distilled whisky is actually clear before going into the barrels. (Highlander here.)

@jmillar71110

8 ай бұрын

@@daveffs1935 I'm in Fife right on the coast and only ever had brown water if there was a burst pipe lol

@daveffs1935

7 ай бұрын

I say brown, but it was pretty clear,, just had a light sort of tan colour to it. Loch Tay has the same colour water so it might have been from there, I have no clue TBH@@jmillar71110

08:05 *and Wales.

It's a deep fried Mars bars... yeah, they deep fried them.

@JJLAReacts

7 ай бұрын

Oooooooh! I see. I bet that’s tasty! I wouldn’t have expected fried Mars Bars to be a thing there. I know fried candy bars are a big thing in Texas.

@rainyfeathers9148

7 ай бұрын

@@JJLAReacts I've never tried them but my brother liked them.

Actually English (and indeed the UK in general) tap water is among the cleanest in the world.

@Thurgosh_OG

8 ай бұрын

The reason Scottish tap water is better, is due to the lack of chalky mineral deposits in the majority of Scotland. Tap Water in the SE of England is particularly bad for this (but still safe to drink).

@garymcatear822

8 ай бұрын

I've tried tap water in London and it was disgusting and warm, this was in 1990 though, maybe they got their act together idk.

@Mark-Haddow

8 ай бұрын

England's tap water is amongst the worst and dirtiest in Europe. Stop lying! Also, England's tap water is not one combined entity. It is several, failing, private operations.

@ffotograffydd

6 ай бұрын

For now, but the way things are going it’s not guaranteed.

As the soundtrack of the video you're reacting to illustrates numerous times: Berwick is pronounced "Berrick", though you choose to ignore that and repeatedly pronounce it as "Bear-wick".

@neuralwarp

8 ай бұрын

He was saying BЯЯЯ-wick.

Berwick is pronounced Berrick.

Northern Ireland used to have the red hand of Ulster as a flag before the English took over.

@georgebarnes8163

8 ай бұрын

Still does

I get the fact that it was originally higher and that stones have been taken over the years for other purposes, but why is it such a uniform height remaining along almost the whole length. You’d think more stones would have been removed from the most accessible sections!

@12thArchknight

8 ай бұрын

I imagine its because people like symmetry so they took it from the top and went down and streamline it for it to look nice as they took it apart **shrug**

Northern Ireland does have a flag, but it can not be flown from public buildings to keep the Irish happy as the flag contains the Crown.

There is an unofficial flag of Northern Ireland, but not an official flag. That's because some people in Northern Ireland (the Irish/Catholic/Republican community) don't agree that Northern Ireland should even exist.

@georgebarnes8163

8 ай бұрын

more to do with the fact that the Northern Ireland flag contains the crown

Come on J, you know we (mostly) don't pronounce the W if it's in the middle of town names, It's now Bur-wick, it's Beh-rick... Ber(w)ick, War(w)ick, South(w)ark, Green(w)ich etc etc

That's a deep fried Mars Bar.

Especially Salisbury 🤣

Many reactors do the pointy finger thing and nothing happens so don't sweat over putting the links.

Hadrian's Wall is not the border

For some strange reason I've found myself playing Lemmings (on Mayhem level!) so strangely odd! :D 7:10

In all English names, the suffix WICK is pronounced ICK. All? Well .. all but one. I leave this as an exercise for the reader.

@JamesLMason

8 ай бұрын

I think the one you're thinking of is plane to see ...

@Ibis117

8 ай бұрын

I can think of at least three.

@auldfouter8661

8 ай бұрын

Prestwick ,Lerwick, Wick ,Herdwick ( sheep).

@MrBulky992

8 ай бұрын

​@@auldfouter8661They're not all English, though, are they?

@auldfouter8661

8 ай бұрын

@@MrBulky992 They're English language place names.

Also, scottish water is a delight to the senses. i have never felt so refreshed. My skin was clear and my hair as thick as a highland cow

@Mark-Haddow

8 ай бұрын

A Highland what? I've never seen a cow anywhere in Scotland.

@Mark-Haddow

7 ай бұрын

@@irene3196 Why would I be "kidding." Scotland's Highlands have coos, not cows. 😉 (Coo is not slang, or the result of an accent, it's the appropriate Scots word)

Correction! The wall was 15 feet tall!

nice video. some mistakes but it was fun to watch. i am from Sunderland and the North is not Manchester.

kinda ironic that england used to be attached to nova scotia and its now attached to scotland

Hey have you looked into the Antonine wall? Even more brutal footage for you - further North!

It has more to do with the stones and minerals than the visible formations

I think it's about time that Americans stopped calling towns cities, and cities towns.

I hate correcting people but I guess you would want to know so, Berwick is pronounced Berrick.

It's pronounced berick the w is silent, it just one of the weird things about place names over here

You've already forgotten the rules from the "how to pronounce British place names" video, haven't you? It's a silent "w" in any "-wick". So it's said "ber-ick", even if spelt "ber-wick".

It's not Berwick, it is pronounced Berrick.

Regarding Berwick-Upon-Tweed, as these guys have pointed out before in their vids, when a British placename has "wick" at the end, following a consonant, you don't pronounce the "w". So "Berrick" is the pronunciation. Think actor "Warwick Davis", pronounced Warrick.

@stewedfishproductions7959

8 ай бұрын

Unfortunately _(and I appreciate what you are trying to explain),_ but mentioning Warwick Davis, _(a very British actor who probably means nothing to an American - even if he was in Star Wars)_ it doesn't actually mean anything _(especially if they don't know how it's really pronounced and get it wrong anyway!)_ - Just saying! 🤔

Google "Berwick upon tweed declaration of peace with the USSR" :) There is a QI clip on here also where Stephen Fry talks about it!

@Stoggler

8 ай бұрын

I can’t believe QI spouted that nonsense. It’s apocryphal about Berwick being officially at war with Russia until the 1960s.

100% definite friction between Scotland and England.

Bear-ick please

Note: Berwick is pronounced Berrick

Whilst Northern Ireland doesn’t have a flag, England does not have a national anthem. They use the British national anthem “ God save the King/Queen” The others all have their own anthems.

@Thurgosh_OG

8 ай бұрын

Officially we all have 'God save the King/Queen' as our UK anthem but at certain events, mainly in sports, each country uses its 'local' anthem to differentiate between countries in the same nation.

@MrBulky992

8 ай бұрын

I read that the UK has no official national anthem. Are any of the others official? I think there has to be a law passed to make things official e.g. the union jack is the official flag of the UK because there is a law to say so. "Flower of Scotland" is fairly recent. When I was young, it was either "Scotland the Brave" (used at the Commonwealth Games) or "Scots wha' hae wi' Wallace bled". Does Northern Ireland have an official national anthem? Surely not "Danny Boy"?

@Mark-Haddow

8 ай бұрын

Scotland doesn't have a national anthem. It has a variation of tunes that Scots support being used in place of an official one. Flower Of Scotland being the most popular.

@georgebarnes8163

8 ай бұрын

no, NI does not have a national anthem but they do use the English song Danny Boy at sporting events@@MrBulky992

@georgebarnes8163

8 ай бұрын

Northern Ireland does have a flag but it can not be flown from public buildings to keep the Irish happy, it can be and is flown from private buildings in its tens of thousands all year round.

1:37 it's because we scots are too strong and beat the romans

A huge number of English people would be very happy for Scotland to have independence if they want it. If Norway has independence, why not Scotland? Scotland is politically very different from England.

Do you do voice over on tik tok. Feel like ive heard your voice before

NOZINS.

PS berwick is pronounced Berrick

The Scotland/England border is the best border in the world. I just wish it was a hard border, just to stop the English from settling in Scotland. By the way, I am sure that there are plenty English people who would say a similar thing, but the other way around.

@Thurgosh_OG

8 ай бұрын

There are plenty more of us Scots and English who are happy with the way things are with the Union, as shown in the vote a few years ago.

@darkwave9345

8 ай бұрын

as someone from Newcastle, i have to put up with the scots and the southern english...its a pain

@Mark-Haddow

8 ай бұрын

​@@Thurgosh_OG No, there isn't. There were more Scots happy with Scotland's EU situation.

@Mark-Haddow

8 ай бұрын

​@@darkwave9345 Is Newcastle a real place? Aren't you that Northern Town that ran every time Scots marched down to York, which Scotland owned for quite a while.

Or Englands independence from Scotland 😂

Scottish independence is rather dead in the water at the moment, thanks to financial irregularities and dodgy goings on within the SNP, the political party that campaigns for independence. The problem is that the SNP forms a personality cult behind it's leader, but the last two leaders have left their post because they did dodgy/sleazy things. It will be 5-10 years before any movement gets going again, because the current leader isn't that remarkable.

If you lived "on" the wall and fell off where you now homeless? 🤔

What are you doing?

I give up with the USA, the more I find out about the USA the less I understand

I'm a Geordie and those Geordie accents are horrible

Symptomatic of inherent English arrogance that they show the 'English' Queen and groundskeeper Willie representing Scotland. In fact, the Queen was Monarch of England and Scotland and her stronger claim to the throne was through her Scottish ancestry, not English.

@Mark-Haddow

8 ай бұрын

The English have never gotten over losing all the wars to the much smaller Scotland, and having to give up their sovereignty to prevent Scotland finishing them off with a French alliance.

@ffotograffydd

6 ай бұрын

There hasn’t been a monarch of England or Scotland since the Act of Union, cooked up by James VI & I, and carried out by his great-granddaughter.

@ffotograffydd

6 ай бұрын

@@Mark-HaddowSo James VI fought a war to take the English throne? They’d better rewrite the history books then… oh wait, that’s not what happened at all! 😂

@Mark-Haddow

6 ай бұрын

@@ffotograffydd Yeah, which is why I never made such a gibberish claim, and you did. England lost every war (3) with Scotland. James VI inherited England, and was the last monarch crowned King of England, as he created the Union of Crowns and no longer recognised England as a seperate Kingdom. Likewise with his son, who was the last monarch to wear the crown of England before the English destroyed it. 😆

@ffotograffydd

6 ай бұрын

@@Mark-Haddow Someone is only using the history that suits their argument! 😂😂😂

You realise the comparisons are comical?

The tap water reference was a joke, try and understand British humour!

England and Scotland is still a problem now, not just in the past. We need to separate to stop the nastiness from both sides. Staying together just prolongs it all. Notsaying that i want to separate, just it will always be a thing while we are together

@curtiswatts4349

8 ай бұрын

I don't think separating will ever stop the nastiness between the English and Scots... the nastiness you speak off today though, is nothing compared to the nastiness before we became a union...

@jackdubz4247

8 ай бұрын

@@curtiswatts4349 True. The hatred from the English towards the Scots is getting beyond a joke these days.

@curtiswatts4349

8 ай бұрын

@@jackdubz4247 that’s not what I was trying to say… but I wouldn’t say it’s the English hating the Scot’s more either. Both have that love/hate relationship.

@dilligaf73

8 ай бұрын

@curtiswatts4349 true. I know of Scottish who have visited England and I know of English who have visited Scotland. The news on both sides of the border is horrendous and so different. Both are as bad as each other

@Thurgosh_OG

8 ай бұрын

@@OneTrueScotsman What you have to realise is that more of us Scots are happy in the Union and unhappy with the devolved government that the SNP gave us. Can you imagine how much worse things would be in Scotland, if we were trying to be independent. We'd be pushed into third world category in no time and the EU isn't interested in having us (thank god) because they don't want more members who can't even raise enough funds to run their own countries.

Pronounce Berrick

Norther Ireland is a Province not a country.

@Thurgosh_OG

8 ай бұрын

Legally and officially Northern Ireland is a country. News media though, often calls it a province or a region of the UK, which is actually wrong but no one seems to correct any inaccuracies said by mainstream media.

@georgebarnes8163

8 ай бұрын

Northern Ireland is part of the old Province of Ulster and most certainly is a country, you are confusing Ulster with NI.

The may know a lot about maps but the know sweet F all about history the racist English gits.