>A bit different as people never buy the land officially (as in its not registered the Scottish official records).
Sure, much different also given that the money involved is much less, still a good proxy for gullibility.
Sure, much different also given that the money involved is much less, still a good proxy for gullibility.
Lord Hicks of Lochaber would like to have a word with you:
https://www.dailyrecord.co.uk/news/scottish-news/essex-firem...
Bit of an aside, but I find it odd how hostile people are to Americans retaining any connection to their European ancestry.
If I tell people I'm half-Indian and half-Persian nobody bats an eye. If my wife tells people she's half-Irish and half-Czech she gets treated like she's not supposed to have any heritage or culture other than whatever people imagine as "white American".