Buzz·Posted on 18 Oct 201719 Piss-Funny "Simpsons" Moments That Perfectly Sum Up ScotlandLisa: "Can you say something nice about Scotland?" Willie: "Well, sometimes the fog comes in and covers everything terrible."by Hilary MitchellBuzzFeed StaffLinkFacebookPinterestTwitterMail 1. When they highlighted our fondness for tough love. View this post on We do not mollycoddle anyone or anything. Especially not babies. 2. And our stoic refusal to experience emotions. Tap to play GIF Tap to play GIF 3. Or to let anyone else experience them. View this post on "Stop your snivellin' and greetin', plenty have it worse." – Our national motto. 4. When they came out with this gem. 5. When they got this fact 100% right. 6. When they summed up our communication problems. 7. When they nailed our hobbies down to a tee. 8. When Willie was everyone's dad at the end of a party. Tap to play GIF Tap to play GIF 9. And when he reminded you of every drunk rugby fan you've ever sat across from on a train. View this post on So many bollock-flashes. 10. When they nailed the pain of going to an away game. Tap to play GIF Tap to play GIF 11. When they summed up all Yes campaigners. Tap to play GIF Tap to play GIF 12. When they perfectly described every single hipster food stand at every single Scottish festival. Tap to play GIF Tap to play GIF Tap to play GIF Tap to play GIF Tap to play GIF Tap to play GIF 13. When they showed the end of a night out in Glasgow. 14. When they had a truly excellent name for the lowest setting on Willie's new air conditioner. 15. When they showed the world what it's like to use Tinder in a small Scottish village. View this post on "My only match is me." 16. And when they nailed our collective dating strategy. View this post on There's 5 million of us, so it definitely works. 17. When they introduced the world to "North Kilttown". View this post on All Scottish people are from here. 18. When they showed Willie drinking Bucky. 19. And when they summed up our age-old rivalries. View this post on *rolls up sleeves* 'MON THEN. WE'LL FIGHT THE LOT OF YE.