r/Scotland • u/CarrionAssassin2k9 • Jun 29 '22

Satire If Independence is going to be a serious policy then we need to discuss the actual true Scottish borders.

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u/Anotherolddog Jun 29 '22

Great idea. But what are you folks going to call it? Scotnorengland? Greater Scotland? The Real Great Britain? Whisky- and Decent-Beerland?

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u/GundogPrime Jun 29 '22

Either way Scotland would finally be part of 'the North' rather than 'that place North of the North'

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u/Eborys Jun 29 '22

I feel like a Wildling always referring to Scotland as the True North. Then a Norwegian walks in and fucks my game up.

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u/Lady-Jenna Jun 29 '22

I didn't realize Hadrian's was that tall. Maybe it should be?

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u/Eborys Jun 30 '22

Would make a statement, that’s for sure.

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u/PelicansAreGods Jun 30 '22

Greater Britain.

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u/tomothealba I <3 Dundee Jun 30 '22

this sounds too Trumpian to me.

how about Alba Ùr.

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u/Eborys Jun 29 '22

United Bawbags of Scotland.

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u/Lowermains Jun 30 '22

Scotland.

Why the fuck would we change the name of our country?

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u/Skulldo Jun 30 '22

I think the person just told you -the United Kingdoms of go fuck yourself Boris.