A new career for Magnatom or BhoyJim?

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gavintc

Guru
Location
Southsea
Coco said:
Can I have a go?



Magnatom is cycling to work? ;)

LOL
 
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goo_mason

goo_mason

Champion barbed-wire hurdler
Location
Leith, Edinburgh
"Stank" is the only one I'm not familiar with. All the rest are well-known in the east.

My fave one as a kid was: "That's the hawz!" or "That's hawzy!"
 
bhoyjim said:
Round the not so posh part where i live, a stank now means a rather unclean lady :?: btw Goo huv ye hud yer tea yit :sad:

I think I would use stank in the terms of 'something stank' had a bad smell. I had a look at the urban dictionary and it seems both descriptions are apt :biggrin:,
btw I just had mine, traditional Scottish Spaghetti Bol (and it wasn't deep fried :thumbsup:)
 

gavintc

Guru
Location
Southsea
HLaB said:
I think I would use stank in the terms of 'something stank' had a bad smell. I had a look at the urban dictionary and it seems both descriptions are apt :?:,
btw I just had mine, traditional Scottish Spaghetti Bol (and it wasn't deep fried :thumbsup:)

Talking about Scottish spag bol, we recently made lasagne with haggis and I am advised that spag bol can also be done with haggis. The lasagne was good, but not as good as mince.
 

AyrshireBacon

Senior Member
You could always buy a phrase book

http://www.amazon.co.uk/Parliamo-Gl...=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&s=books&qid=1255645127&sr=1-1

Includes general comments about the weather ('Scummindooninbuckets')and useful phrases designed to ward off those who might be getting just a bit too familiar ('Takyurhonaffmabum') :blush:
 

Weegie

Well-Known Member
Location
Glasgow
HLaB said:
I think I would use stank in the terms of 'something stank' had a bad smell. I had a look at the urban dictionary and it seems both descriptions are apt :blush:

Oh dearie me. For the education of the east-coasters...

Stank
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