Friend is looking for a Scottish Husband

[Gaby&Talbert 1]

I have a coworker friend that would like to meet a potential husband from Scotland.

Edited July 26, 2007 by Gaby&Talbert

[Cassie 8]

I humbly suggest she gets on a plane to Scotland then.

[Toshtishtash 1]

I have a coworker friend that would like to meet a potential husband from Scotland.

And you seriously think that you are going to get a 'taker' here after saying that?

[perfect 39]

match.com

eharmony.com

[~*Maria*~ 1]

is she finds one, could she possibly bring me back some haggis plz...just kiddin btw Edited July 26, 2007 by MariaDane

[no name 1]

VJ is NOT a dating site!

Edited July 26, 2007 by devilette

[Leney 0]

hahaha As someone who has a Scottish husband, and male Scottish friends, and a brother-in-law, let me be the first to say - no she really doesn't *hides*

Aside from that, I don't think this is really a site for Scottish singles, considering most folks looking to immigrate are married, engaged, or wildly insane

Good luck with that though!

PS My hubby says to make sure she knows, Mel Gibson is not Scottish, and not all Scottish males wear kilts, toss cabers, or have big fuzzy ginger beards, the only blue parts of his body have occurred due to extreme cold, and c*nt is a term of endearment!

Edited July 26, 2007 by Leney

[featherB 1]

[PlatyPius 5]

Scottish husbands are in Aisle 7, right next to the shortbread.

[TimsDaisy 0]

Considering the number of people on here who have met online and/or through various international dating services (perhaps more so in other forums), I'm kinda suprised anyone else is surprised or bothered by the thread.

[no name 1]

Considering the number of people on here who have met online and/or through various international dating services (perhaps more so in other forums), I'm kinda suprised anyone else is surprised or bothered by the thread.

No one has said they are bothered, but as Leney said, we are all attached as this is an IMMIGRATION site, not a dating one.

[Leney 0]

Sorry, my post was sarcasticish/goofy But that's who I am - at any rate my hubby and I just found extreme humour in this topic, but we don't have a "problem" Not quite sure it's in the right forum though

[featherB 1]

I don't have a problem with it, either, just thought it was a slightly odd announcement to make... but hey, if the OP's friend has a thing for scotsmen, I'm sure she can make the acquaintance of plenty of 'em if she visits some dating/networking type sites, or books herself a trip to Scotland. Go for it...

[Toshtishtash 1]

hahaha As someone who has a Scottish husband, and male Scottish friends, and a brother-in-law, let me be the first to say - no she really doesn't *hides*

Aside from that, I don't think this is really a site for Scottish singles, considering most folks looking to immigrate are married, engaged, or wildly insane

Good luck with that though!

PS My hubby says to make sure she knows, Mel Gibson is not Scottish, and not all Scottish males wear kilts, toss cabers, or have big fuzzy ginger beards, the only blue parts of his body have occurred due to extreme cold, and c*nt is a term of endearment!

:lol:

Considering the number of people on here who have met online and/or through various international dating services (perhaps more so in other forums), I'm kinda suprised anyone else is surprised or bothered by the thread.

I'm not 'bothered' by it either!

Just think it would be more suited to a dating site! Everyone on this site is attached already!

[featherB 1]

hahaha As someone who has a Scottish husband, and male Scottish friends, and a brother-in-law, let me be the first to say - no she really doesn't *hides*

Aside from that, I don't think this is really a site for Scottish singles, considering most folks looking to immigrate are married, engaged, or wildly insane

Good luck with that though!

PS My hubby says to make sure she knows, Mel Gibson is not Scottish, and not all Scottish males wear kilts, toss cabers, or have big fuzzy ginger beards, the only blue parts of his body have occurred due to extreme cold, and c*nt is a term of endearment!

Only just saw your post, Leney... made me laugh! Particularly the 'wildly insane' and 'term of endearment' bits... how true, I have a (Scottish) friend who always says something along the lines of 'in Scotland, that's a word you can say in front of your mum without her batting an eyelid'.