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| # | Comment | Survey |
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| 1081 | He's a great player, that Laurent Blanc. In fact, his name is a really useful mnemonic: Bolton (2-1) Liverpool (3-1) Arsenal (3-1) Newcastle (4-3) Chelsea (3-0) Of course, by the end of the season they'll need a player with a longer name  | Which is "your" team? |
| 1082 | There's a really odd male/female split in the advanced stats. Women have a distinct preference for Willie McSporran, but men are pretty much evenly divided over all the names. I'm sure there's a reason for this, but I'm not sure what it is | Which of these is a real Scotsman? |
| 1083 | icurok has got the right answer. The island is Gigha, by the way, and half the people living there seem to be called McSporran. Of the others.... "Phud" is a rude word in parts of Scotland (I'll let someone who's Scottish explain it!). Campbell is a common Scottish name, and double-barrelled names are quite common in Scotland, but I've never heard of anyone called Campbell-Soup. Jock Strap is, well, obviously a joke name, as is Andrew Muchiehabbit (try saying it out loud). There are quite a lot of Ronald McDonalds in Scotland, but none of them have been in the news recently. Wallace is a Scottish surname (as in William Wallace), but is probably better known in England as one half of Wallace and Gromit, a pair of animated claymation characters created by Aardman Animation (the company that made Chicken Run). | Which of these is a real Scotsman? |
| 1084 | It depends entirely on context. All of these are, to some degree, insults, but many of them could well be justified in certain circumstances. | Which of these would you find offensive if directed at you? |
| 1085 | Whaddya mean, "pretend"... ? | If you were to pretend to be someone you aren't on the Internet, who/what would you pretend to be? |
| 1086 | It's been something of a bummer of a year, really. | What are your thoughts/reflections on 2001? |
| 1087 | Neil Kinnock Anthony Hopkins Ryan Giggs Tom Jones | Name a famous Welshman |
| 1088 | Sean Connery and Ewan McGregor are Scottish! | Name a famous Welshman |
| 1089 | Scottish means from Scotland. Welsh means from Wales. Calling a Scotsman Welsh is like saying a New Yorker is Texan. | Name a famous Welshman |
| 1090 | Oliver Cromwell wasn't Welsh! He was born in England, and lived for a time in my home town. His family were of Welsh origin, but Olly himself was English by birth and upbringing. | Name a famous Welshman |
