Those scots

[I AM NOT THAT GUY 5,715]

'The sheep are a great attraction for the public and are the talking point of the area,' Mr Bell said.

And the Welsh?

[missmissy 38]

What are they up to now?

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A farmer has bred the first ever tartan sheep – creating a minor tourist attraction at his farm in Scotland. Grant Bell has taken to parading the colourful flock across his East Lothian property to the sound of bagpipes.

'The sheep are a great attraction for the public and are the talking point of the area,' Mr Bell said.

Ewww!

You meant EWE!

[Mina76 0]

What are they up to now?

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A farmer has bred the first ever tartan sheep – creating a minor tourist attraction at his farm in Scotland. Grant Bell has taken to parading the colourful flock across his East Lothian property to the sound of bagpipes.

'The sheep are a great attraction for the public and are the talking point of the area,' Mr Bell said.

Ewww!

You meant EWE!

Ohhh yesss right, but I really meant ewwww!

[trinket 30]

Woolen carpet

[Barry and Jackie 0]

I remember two classic April fools both from the BBC, one is from the 1950's regarding the swiss spaghetti harvest, while the other is from last year regarding flying penguins! Yes I know they are not believable, but some, just some people do fall for them!!! I have read that the BBC even had some people writing in how they could grow their own spaghetti, to which the BBC replied just take some spaghetti and put one end in some pasta sauce and wait till it sprouts roots!!! LOL!!!

Edited April 2, 2009 by Barry and Jackie