Hammer
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Where the fuck do you cunts stay then?
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sand-eel
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yourrrrrrrr well gettin chibbed hammer
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LukeS
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quote: Originally posted by BluKoo
quote: Originally posted by LukeS
god i hate the scottish accent, its so high pitched
It really depends on the person
Hmm i suppose
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BluKoo
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http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_uKDm6dUCUM
This was on last night. I forgot how funny Chewin The Fat was
[Edited on 23-06-2009 by BluKoo]
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K17STY
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Better:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=v-WGb56mYuA&feature=related
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sand-eel
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the big man
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sand-eel
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http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HafWTDb_Tpg
"chib ya and phone an ambulance at the same time"
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BluKoo
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Just wandering; Do you English folk call the Cinema "the pictures" too, or is that a scottish thing?
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CorsAsh
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I have educated my colleagues on the Big Man's range of chibbery
Only yesterday was I being told I would be chibbed with a phone chib
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K17STY
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and call sandwiches pieces?
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LukeS
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yeah we call it the pictures
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CorsAsh
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quote: Originally posted by BluKoo
Just wandering; Do you English folk call the Cinema "the pictures" too, or is that a scottish thing?
I've called it the pictures for ages too. I think up north you get some cross-terms. Not so much darn sarf therefore.
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BluKoo
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quote: Originally posted by K17STY
and call sandwiches pieces?
Think thats just a Scottish thing.
What about an afternoon break being called a "fly". I'm fairly sure thats a Scottish thing, but not 100% sure.
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Hammer
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They pieces gee me the heebie jeebies im away doon the pictures.
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Richie B
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quote: Originally posted by BluKoo
Just wandering; Do you English folk call the Cinema "the pictures" too, or is that a scottish thing?
Aye, it's the pictures.
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BluKoo
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U a Geordie?
Geordies are the best type of English people. I almost considder them Scottish.
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alan-g-w
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I think that it needs to be made clear that people in Glasgow don't go around saying ken wit a mean an the like, this thread's making out that we're all a bunch of chookturs.
Nasal speaking ftw an nat no min. ken.
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nathy_87
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quote: Originally posted by LukeS
God everyone should just have a Birmingham accent
Yes they should Luke
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Sam
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If you think Brummie accents are bad, try listening to Black Country accents (i.e. Dudley)
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Sam
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Also on the subject of Scottish words/saying, can someone (Scottish) explain to me what boke/boak/however you spell it means?
For example, that Scottish bird on Big Brother was in the diary room the other day and said something like:
"it gives me the boak"
^ word is a cross between boar and book
[Edited on 24-06-2009 by Sam]
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Marc
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Heres an idea.
Fuck off using Scottish speak on a forum,
You don't get Cosmo saying La after every sentence
[Edited on 24-06-2009 by Marc]
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John
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Boke means to be sick.
Dry boke is when you think you'll be sick but aren't.
Usage - Her face gives me the boke.
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Sam
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LOL cheers John, I thought it meant something like that but wasn't sure
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Tommy L
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I am Ken Kennith from Kenneticut
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BluKoo
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quote: Originally posted by Marc
Heres an idea.
Fuck off using Scottish speak on a forum,
You don't get Cosmo saying La after every sentence
By the looks of it, most of the English users have enjoyed being taught a little Scottish. Can't you enjoy a little culture too?
Any why would Cosmo say "La" after every sentence?
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