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To be fair I did think it was a bit of a branding error naming a razor after a two-handed broadsword!no the Claymore frae Executive Shaving?
Naw, yon big fecker that lops yer baws of frae seven feet! An she can lift it an all! Shotty boys, run like a celtic boys club coach is after ye!no the Claymore frae Executive Shaving?
My pal is working up there this week (forestry) and this is what he's had for his tea tonight. Only a chicken and haggis burger. Get in! Proper food envy I've got now. I bet its Simon Howie haggis an all.
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the old ones are the best (jokes i mean)I love haggis, but I'm too slow to catch the buggers, (dodgy knees). not had any in ages will have to get some tomorrow.
but out of character!I don't know why but this thread has reminded me of this:
What about the Highlands ?Only Islay that doesn't remind me of iodine.
Uisge Beath
I need to go now and get my jamas on and try out my recently acquired Henson Ti Medium as a special St Andrews day shave.
(I always shave at end of day).
Christ, I lost a pint just thinking about a straight razor shave after a few.You said what I was thinking! At least he's not planning on trying out a Koraat 14 square point. I've lost blood just from shaving before coffee in the morning, never mind after a dram!
My Dad, 100% pure Weegie, always called it roasted cheese. For me and my siblings it's always been "toasted" - that's what Mum calls it. (even though she's just as much a Glaswegian, but with a more genteel background).TBF that's a particularly heinous example of a cheese toasty. "Roasted" though? None call it roasted cheese do they?
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