system board bearers?

Bobbysupascaff said:
U sure den??? Just remembered where I heard it watched auf weidersehen and the legend oz come out with it along with heed-a-bal???? Something like that asked my scotch mate earlier what the later was he looked at me like I farted!!!! Must have said it wrong?
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Ha ha, this just gets better, it's heed the baw. :laugh:
 
Close if romanians can learn cockney I can scotch...... In theory them wee lasses won't know what hit em lol or who will hit me :(

Back to the thread sorry al forgot first post mate blame that heed a bam den ;)
 
Bobbysupascaff said:
Fooking gadgies lol

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Or is that in geordie???? Gunny help lol
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gadgie is geordie for bloke - "some gadgie just waaked past the hoose with a muckle dag" = a gentleman stolled past my residence with a rather large canine"!:D

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aom said:
Ha ha, this just gets better, it's heed the baw. :laugh:
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naa, it's heed the baal - geordie for someone whose is daft!:D
 
deek the shanish gadgie cov is derived from diddycoy jaw the can, used by many Scaffolders to confuse non-speakers of the tongue.

The Doric is hard enough to understand ( Jordies accepted ), however, when diddycoy is laced into the conversation together with Doric it is near impossible to decipher to the untrained ear...
 
Start a thread on regional dialects al then someone might pipe up about cuplock component prices.:nuts:
 
I remember my first time in london and my mate danny a dyed in wool eastender said "e 'it 'im right in the fookin canister" - never heard it before and think its the best expression ever, still use it to this day!:D
 
Ffs it would be simpler to walk to glesga and ask the boys at generation. :confused:
 
Garry Adams said:
deek the shanish gadgie cov is derived from diddycoy jaw the can, used by many Scaffolders to confuse non-speakers of the tongue.

The Doric is hard enough to understand ( Jordies accepted ), however, when diddycoy is laced into the conversation together with Doric it is near impossible to decipher to the untrained ear...
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Did you write the new tg20:13 garry??? :laugh:
 
aom said:
Ffs it would be simpler to walk to glesga and ask the boys at generation. :confused:
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for our non-scottish readers, there are subtitles on p888!;-)

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Bobbysupascaff said:
Did you write the new tg20:13 garry??? :laugh:
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let's hope it's not written in scottish - "place the ledger in the double, give the cnut a good tighten"!:laugh:
 
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