Calling all of Scotland
 

This is the greatest call to scotland since wallace lifted his kilt and mooned the english lords:joker:

dear scotland, our beloved celtic cousins, land of mountainous majesty , luscious lochs, celtic castles , heavenly links courses, bonny bagpipes, legendary inventors and scholars, home of the grouse, the late great jocky wilson and of course the beloved glasgow kiss:dance:

tonight dear scots we need you not to vote with your patriotic head on and instead back the best person for the job, namely adam, a legendary decent funny, friendly brave housemate tasked with redeeming his life

I as a half welsh half english man have forgone any bias I may have had for the english housemates such as luke s, deana, and welshman luke a...Im hoping you can lay down your bagpipes for this special occasion and not back the scots girl....for she has been pretty tedious the whole time, when she talks she rants and spouts the most enormous guff ever, shes obsessed with the power base i.e. the monarchy and the tory party, yet cant even give 1 good reason why? pathetic...people like her need to wind their necks in, stop ranting and do some learning instead

ps I LEAVE YOU with one of my fave scots poetry by mr burns is ....theres a wee bracht nacht on thee lacht teenacht....cheers scotland wallace would be proud:wavey:

I'm with ya the truth:elephant::wavey::xyxwave:

I am Scottish and my hand would wither giving Sara support .I vote for the HMS regardless of the country they represent .

No self respecting Scottish person would vote for Sara.

Thats a new Burns quote to me.
Burns quote for Sara
Oh wad some power the giftie gie us To see oursel's as others see us

i dont understand is adam scottish? lol never seen him in a kilt not do i want to either yikes lol

I'm voting for Sara because I do not want Luke A or Deana to win, I don't think Adam has enough support to challenge either .

:laugh2: No he's not

I think this Burn's ode best sums up sara, on her "intelligence".......

Lord, to account who dares thee call,
Or e'er dispute thy pleasure?
Else why, within so thick a wall,
Enclose so poor a treasure?