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Post edited by Hmmm... on 29/12/2018 at 18:19.

If the cap fits! ;¬)

I'd be embarrassed just shouting Braveheart, never mind in a scottish accent. You'd have to be mad to do either.

DL wrote:
Sonic Chris wrote:
[i]I just did the dog name test, which is imagine shouting the name out in the park. "Glencoe!". "Jock!". Doesn't work for me.

My dog's called Braveheart.

I can imagine the looks you'd get shouting that out in the park ... probably think you've had too much Super Brew ;¬)[/i]

By law it should have to be shouted in a thick Scottish brogue, or not at all.

Or White Lightning

Or Irn Bru

Sonic Chris wrote:
I just did the dog name test, which is imagine shouting the name out in the park. "Glencoe!". "Jock!". Doesn't work for me.

My dog's called Braveheart.

I can imagine the looks you'd get shouting that out in the park ... probably think you've had too much Super Brew ;¬)

Morning.

No dogs here, only a guinea pig named Lilly.

I just did the dog name test, which is imagine shouting the name out in the park. "Glencoe!". "Jock!". Doesn't work for me.

My dog's called Braveheart.

Got fed up being inside in this lovely weather, so went down to the beach for a walk. It was pretty crowded, but still enjoyed it.

Now eating dinner and catching up with the Olympics.

Sonic Chris wrote:
Lmao who calls a dog Jock, or Glencoe?!

Tartan coat = Scottish + dog = Jock

My neighbour's dog is called Paddy.

So, what's your dog called then Barbara Woodhouse(SC)?

For info:

Jock

Another Jock

Yet another Jock

@Davidm4 ... you've been watching too many of those 18+ films ;¬)

And on a final note, isn't 'text speak' frowned upon in these forums?