Just seen the latest Irn Bru ad on TV tonight and though it was superb.

To view click here.

Another thing. Is Irn Bru a predominantly Scottish drink or is it just as available down south?

Obviously mainly Scottish, but I think it's popularity is growing south of the border. Good advert, like all the Scottish landmarks. George Square at the end.

Do you know it's made in Scotland, from girders?

You can get it down south but nothing like as prevalent as in girderland.

I like it (but get it in a brown paper bag in case anyone sees me)

Especially chuffed my avatar's on the advert

Yeah, it's a quality advert. Naturally it finishes in the home of Scotland though.

I don't think you understand the advert properly YOD. The young upstart is 'dumped' into George Square for his less than Easterly manners. The extended advert shows the Snowman come back to roost on the Forth Bridge

...then it cuts back to the wee boy, who says "f*ck yer Irn Bru", before necking a bottle of Buckfast and starting a fight with a jakey.

Why's it called 'girdleland'?

I think you'll find that's 'griddleland'.
It's whit yuh bannock's cucked un.

Not seen the ad, but when I'm down south with a hangover I'm lost without it.
Why don't Macdonalds down south sell Irn-Bru?