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Related: Editorials & Other Articles, Issue Forums, Alliance Forums, Region ForumsAnother way Scotland welcomes BLOTUS.
https://www.facebook.com/photo/?fbid=1344486300377378&set=a.768182254674455For those of us who dont like Facebook, its a picture of a sign outside a fishmongers shop that says
Free fish guts to throw at Trump.

lastlib
(26,388 posts)Luvya, Scotland!!
usonian
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jls4561
(2,525 posts)I have limitations which make it difficult to post them.
usonian
(19,407 posts)Im on an iPad right now, cruising DU instead of practicing the piano underneath it.
The iPad holds almost all my musical scores.
LetMyPeopleVote
(167,017 posts)Vinca
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LetMyPeopleVote
(167,017 posts)Cha
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What did Traitor think was going to happen when he went to Scotland?

usonian
(19,407 posts)Hard to decipher, even with some enlargement and sharpening.
Anyone got a suggestion?
And no, Im not an
mucholderthandirt
(1,623 posts)a woman's genitalia. Something like a c*nt. It's why they laugh at what we call fanny packs here, those bags you hook around the hips and sit over the butt.
But, gods, I love the Scottish people. Keep it up, friends. My daddy's people are from Scotland.
usonian
(19,407 posts)Can be wildly different (and funny or dangerous) across cultures, including the cryptic that and there
Recall Churchills V sign. My goodness.
And the ice hockey penalty for elbowing. Being of Italian descent, I laugh my ass off every time I see it.
Ill continue to try to decrypt that FANNY sign, give or take some Scott-ism I am unaware of.
If I fail at that, guess Ill have to create one of my own for said acronym.
Emrys
(8,681 posts)but when used more generally, it's roughly equivalent to "idiot" and wouldn't usually be considered as scandalous as other terms of the same type:
The English translation of "yer a fanny" is
you are an incompetent
http://www.scotranslate.com/translate/scottish/yer-a-fanny/4/1915
"Twat" is a similarly ambiguous term used throughout the UK meaning much the same thing.
Emrys
(8,681 posts)
It's an acronym, in this case: Fifers Against Neo Nazi Yanks
(Fifers come from the county of Fife, north of the Firth of Forth, across the estuary from Edinburgh.)
For some reason, Trump's often been called a fanny (and much worse) over here in the past. The banner that's interested you has apparently been around for a while: the pic above is during his 2018 visit, with a couple of accompanying ones.
usonian
(19,407 posts)I never would have guessed.
I love the Scottish sombrero!
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thought crime
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electric_blue68
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Faux pas
(15,816 posts)it was marvelous