Hiya from a bored Scottish girl

am bored as hell in munich dont know many people yet was wondering if there was anything anyoene could recommend to a lively young scottish girl
cheers
Kirsty x

Can you sing?

i dunno if i can sing any good y lol?

Oh well. I'm always on the look out for a feisty singer. Nevermind. Welcome aboard the Toytown train of madness.

lol thnks very much so do u reccomend tthe tt meetings??? what sort of things they do-where can i find the programme
cheers
KIRSTY x

A lively young scottish boy maybe? There's plenty of them around...

whr are all the lively young scottish boys an girlys a wld like to know

Probably out learning to spell...

aye probably u no any good teachers

They are all lurking and wondering if Kirsty x could be encouraged to become Kirsty xxx rated.

Kirsty,

Check out the Toytown Tuesday drinks at the pub thread. A great way to meet a lot of new people at once. We're really just a bunch of harmless drunks.

Oh yeah, there is Karokee at Gunter Murphy's tonight always big fun! and with Toytown's infamous Jimbo in town for the weekend, a good time is pretty much guaranteed. Tomorrow (Monday) is the almost famous pub quiz at The Arc and if you can read, we have an English lending library at the Twisted Bavarian.

ah, lively young scottish boys?! i'm now a recalcitrant old scottish bloke. oh well, try any TT event to meet the crowd, particularily those associated with eating and drinking!! have fun!

I heard there was also a Punctuation TT event happening soon. I am not sure when and where though.

Pint of Helles for those who want to wager on

1. Is this an alternate ID?
2. Is she a he?
3. Will the education system in Scotland improve in the near future?
4. How many PMs did he/she receive

Anywho, as Sin said , welcome to the TT Train.

It seems to be a trend in the UK, kids grow up using SMS and then use the same style for other forms of electonic communication.

Curry Nights are always a good event to meet both old and new TTers.

interesting. what id have given to meet a 20yr old scottish girl in munich.

Especially one wearing a kilt. So, what do lively young Scottish girls wear under their kilts?

bring it on!


1. NO
2. SHE
3. CERTAINLY NOT IN THE NEAR FUTURE
4. not more than 20 for her

Ok werwolf. You might be buying me 3 beers on Curry night. We both agree on #3.

There you go kilted... come to curry night and present yourself to our crazy world

a hope the german beer drinkin lessons are a lot better than this

They can't possibly be any worse.

Kirsty..please answer the following questions HONESTLY:

1. Is this your alternate ID?
2. Are you a she or a he?
3. Will the education system in Scotland improve in the near future?
4. How many PMs did you receive?

OR

Come to the "Curry Night" and we will make you answer

when and where is the curry night i will see what i can do !

You can make the reservation here:-

http://www.toytowngermany.com/xtra/events/currynight/

I always thought Highland lassies shouldn't be wearing a kilt because its male clothing.

if she is not a she then this she/he knows some very impressive information about her lies!! i for one believe her as there is only one person in munich that i know could tell me the stuff she has.

@ Kirsty - FTD 83

im me alright if a cant make the curry thing this week then i will be there next week or i will come o something this week just to prove that am me-y u all think im not me anyhow
FTD 83 - SHED RULE

actually the standard is already better than england. advanced highers are regarded as superior to a levels, and many of the english unis are giving preferences to our system already.

1 up.

good on you schotte im well in aggreance with you there ad by the way i got 8 highers and 2 advanced higers if that mean anything to anyne im also working towards a midwifery degree so i canny be that dumbass
Kirsty x

Any chance you guys could find the Shift-key from time to time and chuck the occasional handful of punctuation at the screen? Would make reading your entertaining posts much less of a headache. Cheers.

that is too much like hard work lol - anyway us young uns of the world learn the sms speak and just have to use it everywhere lol it faster and easier - i did get an A in english honest

I have to agree with Keydeck on this. How hard is it to hold down SHIFT while pressing i... to make it I???

The yoofs of today!

That pretty much sums it up for the state of the Scottish education system. A fucking fourth-grader in the US would be failed for writing as atrocious as that.

This is the Intarweb, not SMS. Extra letters don't cost.

If you can't be bothered to exert the incredibly small effort to actually write properly in your muvver tongue, I sure as hell can't be arsed to read it. It can't be that fucking hard to spell correctly and use capitalisation and punctuation. Not even for a Scot.

woof.

Bugger. I agree with BadDoggie. Damn, damn and double damn.

Forgot to mention, Kirsty, welcome to Munich.

Mysteriously I do too

Is her real name Grant?

Of course 4th grader's in the US can spell they are usually aged 25, unless of course they get a "sports scholarship" in which of course no spelling is required.

tHis i think Ondermines DA aforementioned arrrrgument

I'm pissing myself laughing at this one, true very true, but i suppose we can't all be perfect can we ?

Yes Grant Mitchell that is me,how i get outsted so quickly?
fuck I suppose I'm going to have to go to this curry thing to show it me lol, do i have to wear a name badge and everything?

I'll second that mate!! lol


Surely a '-' is punctuation?? ...A...clearly a capital letter. Get off your high horses an give the newbie a break.


Didn't realise TT was an ongoing assessment! So you know the Scottish education system quite well then? Please, enlighten us with you best google results!! Were you the 'fucking' fourth grader who failed for not writing as atrociously as her?

Speak the way u want, spell the way u want ...either way it is all funny...

Mm-hm. Fourth graders in the US are taught that apostrophes are not used to form plurals. They're taught basic sentence construction and when to add "when" to a sentence. they're taught comma offsets for parentheticals and other such constructions as the insertion of an "of course" in the middle of a phrase expressing a single train of thought.

Consider this: an American is currently lecturing you on English. He is right and every tome on the subject backs him up, British and American. If you want to be smarmy and turn this thread into yet another American-bashing discussion, you'd do well to first post without including a dozen mistakes of your own.

Pot, kettle.

woof.

I see your point but I used writing as a noun, not a verb. Lest I be accused of post facto editing, I wrote "...atrocious as that," not "as hers".

woof.

Can someoone post of of those diethreaddie pictures?

Fair point but you can write it both ways. But honestly...who gives a flying fuck, eh?

I blame Bush.

exactly i thought the point here was to meet new people not get criticised for the way we spell or wright - i have to say ma talents lay in other fields-i have infact brought 73 babies in to the world all by maself so i must have some sort of intellegence and just because im blonde doesnt mean im a bimbo . ok!!!

tries really hard not to make a comment about the sexual behavior of a particular scottish girl while knowing full well what her job is

@dadboggie

Thankyou for your informative reply and I am very sorry if I have upset you with the tone of my reply as well as the quality of my grammar.

Tone: In no way was I intending to "bash" the US merely take the piss, following what some might say is a sweeping generalisation aimed at the Scottish education system.

Grammar: I am also deeply sorry I forced you (against type I am sure) into what some might say (not me!) was a pedantic attack on the grammar in my post. This was surely my fault also and it is my wildest dream never to drive another member of the human race to this painful extreme ever again. I believe that we all should now take a leaf from the French language and make sure it is pure and unsullied by change, frozen forever in golden grammatical nugget. We can all take heart from English literature in this matter and it is my personal aim to improve myself through new learning experiences, as Chaucer put it: "And gladly wolde he lerne and gladly teche": Ah the beauty of the unchanging English language.