On-fight
when chatting online to a group of people, never tell them your nationality unless you want an an online fight.
youll soon be bombarded by a bunch of mostly english tw-ts who call you sc-m if youre scottish, thick if yuore irish, or just w-nkers if your welsh.
if you want to get rid of them, challenge them and ask where they live.
they’ll soon sh-t themselves and leave.
on computer
tw-ts. f-ck off you scottish b-st-rds
sb.sh-t, its an online fight-on here.
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