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Sep. 11th, 2012 06:12 pmAndy Murray...won? Again?
What strange beautiful world is this?
What strange beautiful world is this?
Made in Scotland from Girders
Mar. 28th, 2012 08:48 pmIt's enough to make you patriotic: Irn Bru beats Coke.
It certainly beats it when it comes to a diet version that manages to taste the same as the full sugar version. Stupid Diet Coke.
It certainly beats it when it comes to a diet version that manages to taste the same as the full sugar version. Stupid Diet Coke.
It's the story of amazing hair.
Feb. 23rd, 2012 06:30 pmOf course, no film set in Scotland can go without a kilt joke. But at least the accents are real. Or mostly real anyway, but it's Emma Thompson so that can be forgiven.
I wish I had an Irn Bru Enterprise.
Pixar goes all epic.
Jul. 1st, 2011 12:07 pmAnd we have our first Pixar female protagonist. It only took 12 movies. Sadly not the first female director, as she got fired and replaced.
Rrrrex Is Not Your Lawyer
Aug. 18th, 2010 12:28 pmDavid Tennant's American accent in all it's glory.
I have a tin ear for these sorts of things, but while he's no Hugh Laurie it's not Godawful. But then I might have gotten distracted when he started licking things.
I have a tin ear for these sorts of things, but while he's no Hugh Laurie it's not Godawful. But then I might have gotten distracted when he started licking things.
Revenge of the Daleks
May. 5th, 2010 05:53 pmFor those of you poor unfortunate souls who don't live in Scotland, you got an extra scary monster in the form of a whopping great Graham Norton ad invading the ending.
And the lack of interrupting Graham Norton up here totally counts as part of the Scottish Agenda! Long live the Scottish Agenda!
And the lack of interrupting Graham Norton up here totally counts as part of the Scottish Agenda! Long live the Scottish Agenda!
