Friend is looking for a Scottish Husband

[jundp 191]

PS My hubby says to make sure she knows and c*nt is a term of endearment!

Hee hee. Apparently not restricted to Scotsmen :-)

[Rhiannon 0]

http://www.qmscotland.co.uk/marketing/tvpop.php?page=2

*wink*

that was absolutely PERFECT.....

[Marilyn. 340]

I could be wrong but I think the OP was trying to see if any of you knew a Scottish guy or two that her friend could maybe visit if she went to Scotland on vacation....

[rebeccajo 14]

She might want to try an Irishman.

Accent without the attitude.

So big deal some girl likes Scotsmen. And besides that - most of the thread is hilarious.

Edited July 29, 2007 by rebeccajo

[Lizzy 0]

Have to agree Rebeccajo, bif friggin deal, made me laugh.

[C and J 1]

Maybe it should have been voiced as looking for a penpal or something similar, rather than a husband. Friendship has to come first. After all, in a normal relationship (i.e not long distance) if things lead to marriage then they lead to marriage but you shouldn't start out with that particular thought in mind.

However, I also think that long distance relationships only end 2 ways... either burning out or marriage. We don't have the luxury of living together, unmarried, for the rest of our lives, as we do in our own countries. As soon as we make steps to be together, they take that option away from us. So the OPs friend is looking on the bright side... who wouldn't hope for a relationship that leads to marriage, over a relationship ending?

It has to be "friendship -> relationship -> marriage" though. Maybe the OPs friend should visit a few sites that interest her (non-dating) and make friends on there. I didn't visit websites to find anyone, but I was lucky enough to find Josh

When you're actively looking for something that is generally when you're NOT going to find it.

[pj1959us 0]

[Sinergy 3]

Go to www.hotornot.com

start an acct, choose age group, choose by location then choose scotland

[rebeccajo 14]

OMG! He's not wearing anything under his kilt!!!!

[Leney 0]

And his butt is just about as hairy as my hubby! *hides*

[rebeccajo 14]

And his butt is just about as hairy as my hubby! *hides*

BWAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA!!!

PS - In our house we call that 'fur'.

Regarding the upper torso, we call it "European Chest Hair Pattern". We've decided it's actually a genetic predecessor of Aran sweaters.

[~*Maria*~ 1]

:lol: where's the haggis supper and bottle o Irn Bru???????

[Mrs. Irish 0]

hahaha As someone who has a Scottish husband, and male Scottish friends, and a brother-in-law, let me be the first to say - no she really doesn't *hides*

Aside from that, I don't think this is really a site for Scottish singles, considering most folks looking to immigrate are married, engaged, or wildly insane

Good luck with that though!

PS My hubby says to make sure she knows, Mel Gibson is not Scottish, and not all Scottish males wear kilts, toss cabers, or have big fuzzy ginger beards, the only blue parts of his body have occurred due to extreme cold, and c*nt is a term of endearment!

That's what my IRISH husband says... hahahaha. And marrying people who are ginger and having ginger kids while it may seem like a splendid idea is a lot of hard work. I know. I have 2 ginger children, one boy one girl and a ginger husband.

[Mrs. Irish 0]

She might want to try an Irishman.

Accent without the attitude.

So big deal some girl likes Scotsmen. And besides that - most of the thread is hilarious.

Accent without the attitude. What part of Northern Ireland is your husband from?

But dear God do I love my husband's accent. We've been married two years(almost) and certain words he says still send shivers down my spine. TO ALL OF YOU WHO THINK ALL IRISHMEN HAVE THE "HOLLYWOOD" IRISH ACCENT... THEY DON'T. SOME HAVE EVEN BETTER.

[rebeccajo 14]

..... and c*nt is a term of endearment!

That's what my IRISH husband says... hahahaha.

Everytime I turned around in Northern Ireland, the word I heard (from women and men) was '####'.