Happy Tartan Day

Since 1998, Tartan Day has been designated by the US Senate as April 6 each year in recognition of the contribution made by generations of Scots-Americans to the foundation and prosperity of modern America.

http://www.tartanday.org/

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Is it telling that the House is in recess for tartan day?

Good to know I have a reason to go home and down a Dalwhinnie, neat, after work.

good grief………..

you people are weird…………….

Wait until I've had a couple of Dalwhinnies, lulu….

Let's all celebrate with a tinnie of Irn Bru!

P.S. Fuck the Scots, except for Lulu, Mike Scott and Darren Fletcher!

new restaurant:

Flying Scotsman
Capitol Hill
233 Second St., NW (Constitution Ave., NW), Washington, DC 20001
202-783-3848

This Scottish-themed dining venue and saloon in the east end of Capitol Hill is named after a legendary steam-powered locomotive that ran between London and Edinburgh; expect the likes of Scotch eggs, fish 'n' chips, lamb shank braised in Guinness stout and a wide variety of whiskeys served in a space outfitted in tartan, dark wood and brass; while it conceptually pays homage to an early-20th-century train, 21st-century accents such as touch-screen games and digital jukeboxes abound.

Originally posted by Bollocks:
Let's all celebrate with a tinnie of Irn Bru!

anyone know where you can buy that stuff around here?

Originally posted by Bags:
new restaurant:

Flying Scotsman
Capitol Hill
233 Second St., NW (Constitution Ave., NW), Washington, DC 20001
202-783-3848

This Scottish-themed dining venue and saloon in the east end of Capitol Hill is named after a legendary steam-powered locomotive that ran between London and Edinburgh; expect the likes of Scotch eggs, fish 'n' chips, lamb shank braised in Guinness stout and a wide variety of whiskeys served in a space outfitted in tartan, dark wood and brass; while it conceptually pays homage to an early-20th-century train, 21st-century accents such as touch-screen games and digital jukeboxes abound.

When did fish n chips become Scottish?

Originally posted by sparklygirl:

Originally posted by Bollocks:
Let's all celebrate with a tinnie of Irn Bru!

anyone know where you can buy that stuff around here?

I saw it once, many years ago, in a pokey little beer store somewhere in NE DC but haven't seen it since…..I prefer Tizer actually, but you can't get that over here either.

Originally posted by sparklygirl:

Originally posted by Bollocks:
Let's all celebrate with a tinnie of Irn Bru!

anyone know where you can buy that stuff around here?

they've got it in that little british food/cigarette store in arlington…….(it's near iota but i forget it's name)
otherwise…………

http://goodwoods.safeshopper.com/4/cat4.htm?609

great website for all you british foodie fans…………..

Originally posted by poorlulu:

Originally posted by sparklygirl:

Originally posted by Bollocks:
Let's all celebrate with a tinnie of Irn Bru!

anyone know where you can buy that stuff around here?

they've got it in that little british food/cigarette store in arlington…….(it's near iota but i forget it's name)
otherwise…………

http://goodwoods.safeshopper.com/4/cat4.htm?609

great website for all you british foodie fans…………..

Yeah I know where that place is. Thanks! :)

wonder if deep fried pizza is on the menu..

nice website…gonna get me some irn bru!!

irn bru is narsty. but Ima have to order me some hob nobs…mmmmmmmm…..

right then ya cunts!! whose shaggin fer scatlin?!


eh, likesay, ken?

The worlds greatest Scotsman!!

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