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17th October 09, 01:42 AM
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 Originally Posted by Arlen
Let me tell you, as a Scot who moved to America... YES!!!
One of the main culture shocks for me when I visited here was how openly friendly people are here.
In Scotland it's considered polite to let people have their privacy and let them be.
It's certainly not a lack of friendliness.
Got it in one Arlen! You will find the Scots courteous and helpful almost to a fault(most of the time), but unless you have known a Scot for a long lifetime you will never know ALL there is to know about them and even then, perhaps not. I suppose that is probably why I use a "nom de plume" here, it is just a natural thing to do to keep a bit of ourselves to ourselves.
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