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17th October 09, 09:03 AM
#13
Originally Posted by pdcorlis
I have found that Scots are almost always very courteous and helpful but also very reserved compared to most folks here in the states - but I would say that is equally true for many across the British isles.
After spending a few weeks knocking around out of the way locations - away from the heavily touristy spots, the sudden appearance of an "American loudmouth" on the scene is both startling and unsettling to this Idaho kiltie.
Phil aside from an Uncle from California I met once in the early 70's I've yet to find that "American Loudmouth" you refer to. Of my many dealings with Americans I've found them to be a polite, reserved people undeserving the stereotypical reputation that they have. I feel that the US members of this forum generally show this. As for Scots, all I need mention is that I am English by birth and I'm sure to hear his "opinions". It seems a birthright of both nations to poke light-hearted jabs at each other.
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