Things to bring you back to earth when you start to speak like Denis Law!
#1
Things to bring you back to earth when you start to speak like Denis Law!
Calling all Scots! Calling all Scots!
A few things to bring you back to reality when you start to talk like Denis Law in Australia or if female how about Sheena Easton!
1. Get out yer 'Still Game' DVDs and get tuned in!
2. Remember no tae forget yer auld erse noo that you've goat yer new wan!
3. Dig oot yer auld 'Oor Wullie' and 'Broons' annuals an yer Bay City Roller LPs and huv a good SHANGALANG!
By all means adjust, try and fit in but never lose your 'Mither' tongue and always remember your roots!
If you think of anything fae hame that can bring you back tae reality and keep ye in check in Oz lets hear it!
A few things to bring you back to reality when you start to talk like Denis Law in Australia or if female how about Sheena Easton!
1. Get out yer 'Still Game' DVDs and get tuned in!
2. Remember no tae forget yer auld erse noo that you've goat yer new wan!
3. Dig oot yer auld 'Oor Wullie' and 'Broons' annuals an yer Bay City Roller LPs and huv a good SHANGALANG!
By all means adjust, try and fit in but never lose your 'Mither' tongue and always remember your roots!
If you think of anything fae hame that can bring you back tae reality and keep ye in check in Oz lets hear it!
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Re: Things to bring you back to earth when you start to speak like Denis Law!
Originally Posted by LoneRanger
Calling all Scots! Calling all Scots!
A few things to bring you back to reality when you start to talk like Denis Law in Australia or if female how about Sheena Easton!
1. Get out yer 'Still Game' DVDs and get tuned in!
2. Remember no tae forget yer auld erse noo that you've goat yer new wan!
3. Dig oot yer auld 'Oor Wullie' and 'Broons' annuals an yer Bay City Roller LPs and huv a good SHANGALANG!
By all means adjust, try and fit in but never lose your 'Mither' tongue and always remember your roots!
If you think of anything fae hame that can bring you back tae reality and keep ye in check in Oz lets hear it!
A few things to bring you back to reality when you start to talk like Denis Law in Australia or if female how about Sheena Easton!
1. Get out yer 'Still Game' DVDs and get tuned in!
2. Remember no tae forget yer auld erse noo that you've goat yer new wan!
3. Dig oot yer auld 'Oor Wullie' and 'Broons' annuals an yer Bay City Roller LPs and huv a good SHANGALANG!
By all means adjust, try and fit in but never lose your 'Mither' tongue and always remember your roots!
If you think of anything fae hame that can bring you back tae reality and keep ye in check in Oz lets hear it!
#3
Re: Things to bring you back to earth when you start to speak like Denis Law!
Originally Posted by LoneRanger
Calling all Scots! Calling all Scots!
A few things to bring you back to reality when you start to talk like Denis Law in Australia or if female how about Sheena Easton!
1. Get out yer 'Still Game' DVDs and get tuned in!
2. Remember no tae forget yer auld erse noo that you've goat yer new wan!
3. Dig oot yer auld 'Oor Wullie' and 'Broons' annuals an yer Bay City Roller LPs and huv a good SHANGALANG!
By all means adjust, try and fit in but never lose your 'Mither' tongue and always remember your roots!
If you think of anything fae hame that can bring you back tae reality and keep ye in check in Oz lets hear it!
A few things to bring you back to reality when you start to talk like Denis Law in Australia or if female how about Sheena Easton!
1. Get out yer 'Still Game' DVDs and get tuned in!
2. Remember no tae forget yer auld erse noo that you've goat yer new wan!
3. Dig oot yer auld 'Oor Wullie' and 'Broons' annuals an yer Bay City Roller LPs and huv a good SHANGALANG!
By all means adjust, try and fit in but never lose your 'Mither' tongue and always remember your roots!
If you think of anything fae hame that can bring you back tae reality and keep ye in check in Oz lets hear it!
All ma weegie chinas
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Re: Things to bring you back to earth when you start to speak like Denis Law!
Originally Posted by LoneRanger
Calling all Scots! Calling all Scots!
A few things to bring you back to reality when you start to talk like Denis Law in Australia or if female how about Sheena Easton!
1. Get out yer 'Still Game' DVDs and get tuned in!
2. Remember no tae forget yer auld erse noo that you've goat yer new wan!
3. Dig oot yer auld 'Oor Wullie' and 'Broons' annuals an yer Bay City Roller LPs and huv a good SHANGALANG!
By all means adjust, try and fit in but never lose your 'Mither' tongue and always remember your roots!
If you think of anything fae hame that can bring you back tae reality and keep ye in check in Oz lets hear it!
A few things to bring you back to reality when you start to talk like Denis Law in Australia or if female how about Sheena Easton!
1. Get out yer 'Still Game' DVDs and get tuned in!
2. Remember no tae forget yer auld erse noo that you've goat yer new wan!
3. Dig oot yer auld 'Oor Wullie' and 'Broons' annuals an yer Bay City Roller LPs and huv a good SHANGALANG!
By all means adjust, try and fit in but never lose your 'Mither' tongue and always remember your roots!
If you think of anything fae hame that can bring you back tae reality and keep ye in check in Oz lets hear it!
#5
Re: Things to bring you back to earth when you start to speak like Denis Law!
What is it with the jocks abroad? And especially on the internet??
You never hear the Welsh or Irish talking in some sort of hieroglyphic code or trying to hang on to their mother tongue.
Is it a national identity crisis or something more than that?
You never hear the Welsh or Irish talking in some sort of hieroglyphic code or trying to hang on to their mother tongue.
Is it a national identity crisis or something more than that?
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Re: Things to bring you back to earth when you start to speak like Denis Law!
Originally Posted by Wife Beater
What is it with the jocks abroad? And especially on the internet??
You never hear the Welsh or Irish talking in some sort of hieroglyphic code or trying to hang on to their mother tongue.
Is it a national identity crisis or something more than that?
You never hear the Welsh or Irish talking in some sort of hieroglyphic code or trying to hang on to their mother tongue.
Is it a national identity crisis or something more than that?
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Re: Things to bring you back to earth when you start to speak like Denis Law!
Originally Posted by gobbyjock
Hmmm not sure quite what you are trying to get out of that comment
2. Remember no tae forget yer auld erse noo that you've goat yer new wan!
I have no idea what this is all about but off putting.
I translate this as:
Remember not to forget your old house now that you've got your new one.
Is that correct? It took a few bits of guess work and some time to decipher it so it is just a bit off putting is what I am trying to say. Maybe the jocks would get more replies to threads if they spoke English?
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Re: Things to bring you back to earth when you start to speak like Denis Law!
Originally Posted by Wife Beater
What I mean is why do the jocks feel the need to type the words as if they are saying them, for example from this thread.
2. Remember no tae forget yer auld erse noo that you've goat yer new wan!
I have no idea what this is all about but off putting.
I translate this as:
Remember not to forget your old house now that you've got your new one.
Is that correct? It took a few bits of guess work and some time to decipher it so it is just a bit off putting is what I am trying to say. Maybe the jocks would get more replies to threads if they spoke English?
2. Remember no tae forget yer auld erse noo that you've goat yer new wan!
I have no idea what this is all about but off putting.
I translate this as:
Remember not to forget your old house now that you've got your new one.
Is that correct? It took a few bits of guess work and some time to decipher it so it is just a bit off putting is what I am trying to say. Maybe the jocks would get more replies to threads if they spoke English?
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Re: Things to bring you back to earth when you start to speak like Denis Law!
Originally Posted by Wife Beater
What I mean is why do the jocks feel the need to type the words as if they are saying them, for example from this thread.
2. Remember no tae forget yer auld erse noo that you've goat yer new wan!
I have no idea what this is all about but off putting.
I translate this as:
Remember not to forget your old house now that you've got your new one.
Is that correct? It took a few bits of guess work and some time to decipher it so it is just a bit off putting is what I am trying to say. Maybe the jocks would get more replies to threads if they spoke English?
2. Remember no tae forget yer auld erse noo that you've goat yer new wan!
I have no idea what this is all about but off putting.
I translate this as:
Remember not to forget your old house now that you've got your new one.
Is that correct? It took a few bits of guess work and some time to decipher it so it is just a bit off putting is what I am trying to say. Maybe the jocks would get more replies to threads if they spoke English?
There is nothing worse than an 'Anglified American Scots' accent ie Denis Law etc and most Scots will back that up!
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Re: Things to bring you back to earth when you start to speak like Denis Law!
Originally Posted by LoneRanger
Disagree totally with your quotes, the thread is merely about Scots who lose their accents trying to speak in an English that folk like you have no difficulty in understanding and who take no time in trying to respect peoples accents, traditions and heritage! Our dialect is famed the world over and maybe that is why we love to speak in this manner as most of us never forget where we come from!
There is nothing worse than an 'Anglified American Scots' accent ie Denis Law etc and most Scots will back that up!
There is nothing worse than an 'Anglified American Scots' accent ie Denis Law etc and most Scots will back that up!
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Re: Things to bring you back to earth when you start to speak like Denis Law!
Originally Posted by LoneRanger
Disagree totally with your quotes, the thread is merely about Scots who lose their accents trying to speak in an English that folk like you have no difficulty in understanding and who take no time in trying to respect peoples accents, traditions and heritage! Our dialect is famed the world over and maybe that is why we love to speak in this manner as most of us never forget where we come from!
There is nothing worse than an 'Anglified American Scots' accent ie Denis Law etc and most Scots will back that up!
There is nothing worse than an 'Anglified American Scots' accent ie Denis Law etc and most Scots will back that up!
looks like they all backed you there.
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Re: Things to bring you back to earth when you start to speak like Denis Law!
Originally Posted by LoneRanger
Disagree totally with your quotes, the thread is merely about Scots who lose their accents trying to speak in an English that folk like you have no difficulty in understanding and who take no time in trying to respect peoples accents, traditions and heritage! Our dialect is famed the world over and maybe that is why we love to speak in this manner as most of us never forget where we come from!
There is nothing worse than an 'Anglified American Scots' accent ie Denis Law etc and most Scots will back that up!
There is nothing worse than an 'Anglified American Scots' accent ie Denis Law etc and most Scots will back that up!
#13
Re: Things to bring you back to earth when you start to speak like Denis Law!
Originally Posted by Sallyanne
Why do you have an American Avatar?
The Lone Ranger's fae Easterhoose
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Re: Things to bring you back to earth when you start to speak like Denis Law!
Originally Posted by framac
Gaun yersel LR. A canny stand that Sheena Easton or Lulu. Dinis izny a patch on thay 2 boots
Wha's like us eh?
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Re: Things to bring you back to earth when you start to speak like Denis Law!
Originally Posted by framac
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