Och - I think I'm turning Scottish
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Veronese68 wrote:Never heard of "outwith" what context would it be used in?
Really? I use it a lot - not within the parameters being discussed = outwith
As for turning Scottish, am warming to matters tartan since my beloved Bristol City appointed the mighty Derek McInnes as manager.
It's just a hill. Get over it.0 -
meanredspider wrote:Something "needs done" is another Scottish expression - instead of "needs doing" in English-speak.
"The bottom bracket needs done" for instance.0 -
SecretSam wrote:Veronese68 wrote:Never heard of "outwith" what context would it be used in?
Really? I use it a lot - not within the parameters being discussed = outwith
As for turning Scottish, am warming to matters tartan since my beloved Bristol City appointed the mighty Derek McInnes as manager.You've no won the Big Cup since 1902!0 -
Probably my favourite bit of outwardly unintelligible Scots (or more accurately Doric) is the Aberdonian in a shoe shop who is trying on shoes and wishes to ascertain which shoe is which. So he asks " Fit fit fits fit fit." Seriously that makes sense to an Aberdonian.You've no won the Big Cup since 1902!0
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Wtf are you people gibbering about? Or should that be aboot? I went out with a Glawegian girl (lass) when I was about 18 and I don't remember any of this. Mind you I may have had other things on my one track mind. Where's the "drifts off in a haze of fond memories (mammaries)" smily?0
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Veronese68 wrote:Wtf are you people gibbering about? Or should that be aboot? I went out with a Glawegian girl (lass) when I was about 18 and I don't remember any of this. Mind you I may have had other things on my one track mind. Where's the "drifts off in a haze of fond memories (mammaries)" smily?You've no won the Big Cup since 1902!0