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By Fledermaus
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27 July 2007 |
a little frustration...
What a silly orange drink
Back home poured it down the sink
For what did I have to think
Glasses were no longer pink
In Scotland it made love stink
For it's there she broke the link |
Written by Phil (6832 comments posted) 28th July 2007 | About a fizzy drink or lost love? If you tried to win her over with Irn-Bru it isn't any wonder things went wrong!
It's about as Scottish as deep fried Mars bars.
Phil |
Written by Fledermaus (3448 comments posted) 28th July 2007 | Hi Phil.
Long story. I had a girlfriend, but she moved to Scoland and there we broke up. She was trying to become more Scottish then the Scots and thus a huge fan of the drink. For my trip back to the Netherlands, she gave me a bottle of the stuff. | Its our "other national drink"
Written by Talisker (1328 comments posted) 31st July 2007 | Batty, Batty, Batty! You are determined to make enemies of the noble Scots!
Made in Scotland from girders - more efficacious than any brew prepared in the your swampy low-lands - AND a bloody good cure for a hangover too!
Oli | Scottish cuisine
Written by Fledermaus (3448 comments posted) 31st July 2007 | Gabh mo leisgeul, a Oli  Even Scotland now and then produces less attractive things. Funnily enough, I can't think of a Dutch soft drink, and irn-bru is orange, so perhaps there's a market here? There's at least one Dutch girl who seemed to like it  |
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