I mean what is the point of a scottish do/celebrtaion/piss up/barney/party ...unless someone gets fucked up ....i mean literally ..........once you get a scottish fling ....throw in some drugs............ and always booze ....scot's cannot enjoy themselves without alcohol ......it must be a cultural thing .....a scot will never show up at your party if you have tea and biscuits......... or as yanks would say cookies.....that's biscuits ......listen up fuckers .........we were here first ........so its fucking biscuits .....i hate american terminologies...... on stuff ....like soccer....or vest/pants/bin/etc..... etc ........but i live here ........ so i have to put up with the way the say things here .....however .......a scot's party is not a party ......probably glasgow style unless someone gets slashed/cut/stabbed/maimed/usually killed ......(i think its a viking /irish rape child problem ).......you cannot take them to parties ......... once they start drinking ........they feel obligated to start shite ......i saw it growing up ...parties and such like ....... even my older sister's husband slashed a guy at his wedding ( just married) do walking home he/she was covered in blood ......so none of this surprised me on any level .....kind of expect it ......welcome to bonnie scotland........kind of reminds me of it really ......
Scots dad high on booze and cocaine fractured stranger's eye socket on stag do
The 32-year-old, from Coatbridge, hit his victim so hard that the man's head smashed into a metal pole behind him causing him to lose consciousness.
A Scots dad who left a stranger with a fractured eye socket and nerve damage after punching him in the face on a stag do has avoided jail. Scott Carter, from Coatbridge, was in Liverpool with around 24 pals when he came across his victim in the early hours of August 29 last year.
The 32-year-old, who was under the influence of cocaine and alcohol, was in the Black Rabbit bar when fellow pub-goer Aaron Suleman attempted to squeeze past him. CCTV footage of the incident was played at Liverpool Crown Court and showed Carter taking a step back before turning around and punching the stranger in the face in what was described as a 'random attack'.
Judge David Swinnerton told the Scot that while he ‘deserved to go to prison’, he was prepared to hand down a suspended sentence for the one count of causing grievous bodily harm. Carter was also ordered to pay £4,500 in compensation to Mr Suleman plus £500 in costs.
Prosecutor Joanne Cronshaw told the court: “The defendant was standing next to a metal pole on the dancefloor, when Mr Suleman put his hands on Carter to squeeze past him. Carter took offence to this and punched Mr Suleman in the face, causing his head to smash backwards into the metal pole leaving him unconscious on the floor."
Mr Suleman suffered a 2 centimetre gash to the back of his head, bruising and swelling to the face, a fractured eye socket with a deviation of the eye, damage to his teeth and nerve damage in his mouth. He required surgery to his mouth area and dental work, the Liverpool Echo reports.
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