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hetalia2010-01-23 11:21 pm
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[fic] You Either Love It or Hate It
Title: You Either Love It or Hate It
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Character(s) or Pairing(s): England, OCs: Scotland, Wales, Ireland
Rating: PG-13
Warnings: Poor use of Scottish dialect/slang and Irish dialect, little England, and Wales's sheep.
Summary: The four brothers of the British Isles must spend at least one day a year where they get along and not try to kill each other. Scotland's hosting this time and he's got a new dish for England to try.
Author's Note: This takes place sometime in the early Middle Ages. The Nations of the British Isles (age they "appear" in human years): Scotland (12), Ireland (10), Wales (7), England (4).
Quote Used: "My theory is that all of Scottish cuisine is based on a dare." - Mike Myers
"What is it?" a young England asked, eying the brown stuff on the earthenware plate suspiciously. He poked it with one of his tiny fingers. "Can you eat this?"
Author/Artist:
irrationalsenseCharacter(s) or Pairing(s): England, OCs: Scotland, Wales, Ireland
Rating: PG-13
Warnings: Poor use of Scottish dialect/slang and Irish dialect, little England, and Wales's sheep.
Summary: The four brothers of the British Isles must spend at least one day a year where they get along and not try to kill each other. Scotland's hosting this time and he's got a new dish for England to try.
Author's Note: This takes place sometime in the early Middle Ages. The Nations of the British Isles (age they "appear" in human years): Scotland (12), Ireland (10), Wales (7), England (4).
Quote Used: "My theory is that all of Scottish cuisine is based on a dare." - Mike Myers
"What is it?" a young England asked, eying the brown stuff on the earthenware plate suspiciously. He poked it with one of his tiny fingers. "Can you eat this?"