My whole point of continuing to interrogate her was to show that anyone can make up anything they want, so it's important to ask questions to make sure their story is real (hers had more holes than the Swiss cheese that was on my morning toast), and that I only confirm something to be true if I vet the source, and they can PROVE what they're saying is true.

The Legendary Limb source could not. And what she said about young Sam does NOT match anything any of my IDENTIFIED and VERIFIED sources have said about him. He was not some huge player back in the day, he was shy and focused on acting and working out. That's probably why he's dating so much now--he's making up for lost time.

She was just trolling me and seeing if I would buy the manure she was selling. But this ain't my first rodeo, lassies. I can smell bullshite a mile away based on past fandom experiences. 🤷‍♀️

As for the "legendary limb" part, I don't think the nickname itself is real BUT the fact that Sam's dirk is NOT small, that part probably has some truth to it. And here is a video of Sam talking about it and referring to himself as Sam Hugeone instead of Heughan. 👇😁🍆

Your brother talked to you about Sam's big dirk during Passover? You know you're going to hell, Anon. 😈 JK 😜

Let's play a game. Two truths and a lie. Two truths: 1. Rumor IS that Sam does have a big 🍆. 2. And it has been confirmed over and over by anyone that knows Sam that he IS a "very lovely guy." One lie: the rest of your story.

Sorry, Anon, but you're just making up shit...and should actually turn to writing fanficfion. There's a big audience for it in the Outlander fandom.

How do I know you're lying?

1. Sam lived in LONDON for years after he left Scotland. He didn't go back to Scotland until he started filming Outlander...and then he lived in Glasgow, not Edinburgh. Soooo, how could he be a "Thursday night regular" at a bar in Edinburgh, like you mentioned in your previous Ask? He couldn't.

2. Your BROTHER told you Sam was known as "The Legendary Limb?" Um, I hate to break it to you, but guys don't talk about each other's "limbs." I have lots of brothers and male cousins. There are certain guy rules, like you don't look over at the dude next to you in the urinal...and you don't talk about other guys' d*cks. You should have said your "sister" told you this and maybe I would have bought it.

3. You said to ask my sources. Well my sources said when Sam was younger, he was shy, didn't date much because he was laser focused on getting acting gigs and going to the gym. At no point, has any source painted him in his younger years as a lothario who left a bunch of hens crying because he went home with some other chick.

4. Both your Asks have way too many unnecessary details--a telltale sign of lying. The truth is simple and straightforward...and doesn't feel the need to add details, you should have especially left out the Passover mention. Dead giveaway that this is all fantasy. Who talks about Scottish cock at Passover FFS? 🤭

Are you sure you're not talking about Gerry Butler? Now HE I could believe this about.

Can't wait for your third installment of the Sam faux saga. Oh, I know, you "forgot" to mention your brother is gay and that's why he was mentioning Sam's ginormous limb?! 🤭😁

I'll be waaaiiiiting...😊

Thanks for your kind words about my blog, Anon, I really appreciate it!

As for the rest of your Ask. NOPE. Sorry.

The previous Anon FIRST said her brother saw Sam as a regular at an Edinburgh pub in 2011. Sam was THIRTY ONE years old in 2011. Then she said she may have gotten the dates wrong. In your scenario, if Sam was in Edinburgh drinking at local pubs at age 18, that would have been in 1998. I'm no Math major but there is a BIG difference between 2011, give or take a few years, and 1998...two different centuries, in fact.

As for the Anon saying it was an industry pub. "Industry" means only ONE thing---acting industry...not drama school.

Also, as for your assertion that his mates would have given him the nickname "legendary limb"...um, NEGATORY. Girls talk about legendary limbs, guys do not give their friends those nicknames. They just don't. "Hey big dick Bobby, how you doin'?" said by no straight man ever. Like never.

And yes, I know Edinburgh is about an hour from Glasgow but Sam was NOT living in Glasgow...he was living in London, for YEARS post university.

I appreciate you taking the time to write me, but I've been here long enough and have seen SO much bullshit, that I know when someone is lying and/or trolling. Unless the Anon can Submit a pic of Sam with her "brother," I'm still filing this under fanfiction. 🤷‍♀️

I'm SO confused, Anon. Now, it's not your brother, it's your stepbrother. And now, it's not an industry pub, but there were Industry Nights, and now it's your brother worked at the pub in 2011 and Sam was already known as a regular, yet as I've said Sam had not lived in Scotland for YEARS, and now your stepbrother happens to not be Scottish, but is from Connecticut in the US, yet you're supposedly Scottish but, aside from the use of the word "mates," sound nothing like a Scottish person, and sent me this Anon Ask in the middle of the night UK time. And you "love me," which would indicate you're not a newbie to my blog, yet this is the FIRST time you mention your brother allegedly knew Sam back in the day?

Still a NOPE. And now, I'm not buying it even more. But keep trying if you want. This is more entertaining than The Bachelorette tonight. What's next...? 🤔😁

Here 👇

You used the word "mates," which Scottish people use...and basically said you're in Scotland when you said your brother, who grew up in Connecticut, came over (to Scotland, to "crash with us.") Oh let, me guess, now you're going to say you're actually American and live in Scotland...and want to sound like a native, so you use words Americans don't use, like "mates."

AND 👇

People in the UK use the term "hen party," Americans use "bachelorette party."

Soooo, are you Scottish, but don't sound Scottish except for the use of the words stated above? Or are you American and have decided to use words Scottish people use? Again, sooooo confusing...because your stories don't add up.