Wait, why would Scottish people have a pet food? D:

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| Its legs on one side are shorter than the legs on the other side. It's evolved to walk on the sides of hills. But, this means it can only run round one side of the hill, so the way you catch it is by running round the other side. They're similar, yet completely different from a small dog for the little ones. Don't underestimate them, though. They are classed as dangerous as scottish wildcats |
| Imagine a badger with less hair crossed with a small dog, aye? They're found in the hills here in the highlands. They're usually found in the thick woodland of the hills. Basically in the same place where stags live. You'll have to come up to the highlands for the day/weekend. |
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I knew someone who thought Canadians don't curse, so when I cursed in front of her one day she was completely amazed. Then she started to ask me if our curse words are the same. [facepalm] And apparently, being Native American automatically makes me very nice? I was in a Ventrilo mic chat with some old WoW guildies a long time ago, and the topic was brought up. They kept saying how every Native person they know seems to be really nice. |



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I have a David Tennant life size(ish) cutout in my room and once when my mom came in to ask me what I wanted for dinner, she started talking to the cut out about haggis.
I can't let her in my room for more than 30 seconds any more, because at some point she'll tell me David Cutout Tennant has some form of an opinion. |

| There is more obesity in America than any other country on the planet and I reckon I've worked out why. I reckon in 1984 a group of British and Irish musicians put out a song that told us all to 'Feed The World'. And then a year later a group of American musicians put out a song that said 'We Are The World'. |
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