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LR - I deliberately wrote "Scotch" instead of "Scottish" in a rather childish attempt to wind up some other posters. Nowadays, "Scotch" means whisky (and mist, eggs and corner), while the general word for people and things from Caledonia is "Scottish", but until the 1950s or 60s it was a class difference: posh people said "Scotch" for all people and things Caledonian, while hoi polloi said "Scottish", with the above exceptions.
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