[jennyjuniper]

British. Although if it ever came to civil war I'd be torn, as I have Scottish roots but was born and raised in England.

[Babayaro.]

I'm Scottish

[Josy]

Scottish

Cut me in half and I'm tartan

[UserSince2005]

I'm British. Although I know I am eligible to apply for Australian, Kenya and Brazilian Passports with a possible case for a Canadian passport.

[Brillopad]

British.

[ebandit]

.............criminal

Mark L

[joeysteele]

My Father and his ancestry was Scottish,my Mum and her ancestry are Irish.
I was born in England in Worcestershire and lived there until I went to Uni.

So I prefer to call myself British.

[Kazanne]

Originally Posted by smudgie

English, British.
Either either.

This ^

[Kazanne]

Originally Posted by joeysteele

My Father and his ancestry was Scottish,my Mum and her ancestry are Irish.
I was born in England in Worcestershire and lived there until I went to Uni.

So I prefer to call myself British.

I am half Irish too Joey and my husband was born in Worcestershire a place called Pershore,have you heard of it?

[joeysteele]

Originally Posted by Kazanne

I am half Irish too Joey and my husband was born in Worcestershire a place called Pershore,have you heard of it?

Indeed,it is in the same parliamentary constituency as where I was born,Worcestershire West.

I was supposed to be born at my Grandmothers in Southern Ireland but we were staying at my Aunts in Worcestershire,and I decided to arrive a little early.
Then my Parents bought a home there and stayed.

Close to the Welsh border,I made and have loads of Welsh connections too as friends.
Hence British more fitting than English as to my own nationality.

[user104658]

Scottish though I almost certainly have Irish ancestry on my paternal grandmother's side. I do know that my own mothers side were Ayrshire through and through for hundreds of years. Probably forever . Including my mum her entire life. Lived there until I was 18... Though I wouldn't live there now . Nor does my sister. We've destroyed the Ayrshire family line .

[Cherie]

100 per cent Irish going back for generations

[Niamh.]

Originally Posted by Cherie

100 per cent Irish going back for generations

Same

[waterhog]

Originally Posted by Riley.

Me and my fiancé had an argument because he says he considers himself English yet I consider myself British. Maybe that's because I was born in Scotland but grew up in England and I don't really feel comfortable saying I'm English because I view our country as one nation (I'm a strong unionist) but he's like "Nicola Sturgeon doesn't consider herself British she considers herself Scottish" but surely that's just a nationalist view? I wish we could still keep in touch with our own Welsh, English, Scottish and Northern Irish heritage but unite as one nation because being split into 4 countries, with the exception of Northern Ireland really makes no sense.

very tricky question - the top in science can not out where I am from

[Livia]

I was born in England, so... English.

[Brillopad]

Originally Posted by waterhog

very tricky question - the top in science can not out where I am from

Are you an alien?

[VanessaFeltz.]

none

[DemolitionRed]

Half my family are formerly highlanders and the other half are a Heinz variety of French and Spanish Caribbean.

I've done my Scottish genealogy and we were Picts through and through.

[Cherie]

Originally Posted by Niamh.

Same

If they cut us in half we are potatoes

[Amy Jade]

English but I normally say Welsh because I've lived in Wales most of my life.

[T*]

Originally Posted by Josy

Scottish

Cut me in half and I'm tart

we don't need to cut you open to see that!!!!

[Tom4784]

Originally Posted by Josy

Scottish

Cut me in half and I'm tartan

'if you prick her does she not bleed Irn Bru?'

-William Shakespeare, The Merchant of Ayrshire (Act III, Scene I)

[jaxie]

Originally Posted by Cherie

If they cut us in half we are potatoes

I love roasted potatoes. Yum.

[Natalie.]

English

[Cherie]

Originally Posted by jaxie

I love roasted potatoes. Yum.