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Post by Deleted on Mar 11, 2017 14:42:38 GMT
"Regional div" is an unfortunate turn of phrase.
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Post by joefaekemlin on Mar 11, 2017 17:13:25 GMT
"Regional div" is an unfortunate turn of phrase. There were district wards and regional divisions. Nothing sinister I'm afraid. Lol |
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Post by finsobruce on Mar 11, 2017 17:15:58 GMT
"Regional div" is an unfortunate turn of phrase. There were district wards and regional divisions. Nothing sinister I'm afraid. Lol 100 posts up! Loving the Falkirk Wheel btw. |
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Post by joefaekemlin on Mar 11, 2017 18:04:10 GMT
There were district wards and regional divisions. Nothing sinister I'm afraid. Lol 100 posts up! Loving the Falkirk Wheel btw. Think I will need oxygen once ive finished with the Central results. The spreadsheets don't copy properly then the 1st edit becomes double spacing for some reason so its 3 edits for each post. I can almost see the Falkirk wheel from my flat. |
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Post by joefaekemlin on Mar 19, 2017 13:24:11 GMT
Well folks that's all the data entered now. Can you imagine the dug's breakfast it would have been if I hadn't booked a place for each division? Hope the detractors appreciate that now.
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Post by Foggy on Mar 19, 2017 19:34:17 GMT
Well folks that's all the data entered now. Can you imagine the dug's breakfast it would have been if I hadn't booked a place for each division? Hope the detractors appreciate that now. I'm not privy to knowledge of what Kezia consumes of a morning, but I'd wager that it does not consist of healthy, nutritious placeholder posts. |
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Post by joefaekemlin on Mar 19, 2017 19:59:32 GMT
Well folks that's all the data entered now. Can you imagine the dug's breakfast it would have been if I hadn't booked a place for each division? Hope the detractors appreciate that now. I'm not privy to knowledge of what Kezia consumes of a morning, but I'd wager that it does not consist of healthy, nutritious placeholder posts. As you are from Somerset I shall assume you don't know what a dug is. Either that or you are telling me in code that Kezia has Winalot for her breakfast. |
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Post by Foggy on Mar 19, 2017 20:06:52 GMT
I'm not privy to knowledge of what Kezia consumes of a morning, but I'd wager that it does not consist of healthy, nutritious placeholder posts. As you are from Somerset I shall assume you don't know what a dug is. Either that or you are telling me in code that Kezia has Winalot for her breakfast. It is the past tense of dig, which does not make it a noun. It is none of our business if the leader of Scottish Labour enjoys sampling the delights of Pedigree to start the day. |
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Post by finsobruce on Mar 19, 2017 20:16:01 GMT
I'm not privy to knowledge of what Kezia consumes of a morning, but I'd wager that it does not consist of healthy, nutritious placeholder posts. As you are from Somerset I shall assume you don't know what a dug is. Either that or you are telling me in code that Kezia has Winalot for her breakfast. The Wally Dug I aye mind o' that wee hoose that stood on the brae, Its lum was aye reekin', its roof made o' stray. The ootside was bonny, the inside was snug, But whit I mind best o' was the wee wally dug. It stood in a corner, high up on the shelf, And keepit an ee on the best o' the delf. It was washed twice a year, frae its tail tae its lug, And pit back on the shelf, was the wee wally dug,. When oor John got mairrit tae sweet Jeannie Blue, The auld folks they gied him a horse an' a coo, But when I left the hoose, ma hert gied a tug, For a' mither gied me was the wee wally dug. There's an auld saying, 'Ne'er look a gift horse in the moo', But I looked that wee dug frae its tail tae its broo' An' a fun' a wee slit at the back o' its lug, It was stuffed fu' o' notes, was the wee wally dug. I tain it hame tae oor Lizzle tae pit on a shelf, An' I telt her the worth o' that wee bit o' delf. An' we aye feed it yet through that hole in its lug, It's a guid bit o' stuff, is the wee wally dug. |
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Post by Deleted on Mar 19, 2017 20:18:22 GMT
I'm not privy to knowledge of what Kezia consumes of a morning, but I'd wager that it does not consist of healthy, nutritious placeholder posts. As you are from Somerset I shall assume you don't know what a dug is. Either that or you are telling me in code that Kezia has Winalot for her breakfast. Im from Northumberland, and have no clue. I presume whatever it is that it is deep fried. |
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Post by joefaekemlin on Mar 19, 2017 22:36:00 GMT
As you are from Somerset I shall assume you don't know what a dug is. Either that or you are telling me in code that Kezia has Winalot for her breakfast. The Wally Dug I aye mind o' that wee hoose that stood on the brae, Its lum was aye reekin', its roof made o' stray. The ootside was bonny, the inside was snug, But whit I mind best o' was the wee wally dug. It stood in a corner, high up on the shelf, And keepit an ee on the best o' the delf. It was washed twice a year, frae its tail tae its lug, And pit back on the shelf, was the wee wally dug,. When oor John got mairrit tae sweet Jeannie Blue, The auld folks they gied him a horse an' a coo, But when I left the hoose, ma hert gied a tug, For a' mither gied me was the wee wally dug. There's an auld saying, 'Ne'er look a gift horse in the moo', But I looked that wee dug frae its tail tae its broo' An' a fun' a wee slit at the back o' its lug, It was stuffed fu' o' notes, was the wee wally dug. I tain it hame tae oor Lizzle tae pit on a shelf, An' I telt her the worth o' that wee bit o' delf. An' we aye feed it yet through that hole in its lug, It's a guid bit o' stuff, is the wee wally dug. A dinnae ken far aboots ye are fae but you sharely hae made ma day! Never gonnae see Kez in the same licht again. Lol |
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Post by joefaekemlin on Mar 19, 2017 22:44:46 GMT
As you are from Somerset I shall assume you don't know what a dug is. Either that or you are telling me in code that Kezia has Winalot for her breakfast. Im from Northumberland, and have no clue. I presume whatever it is that it is deep fried. Thou shall have a fishie on a little dishie but Kez can stick to the dug food lol |
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Post by joefaekemlin on Mar 19, 2017 22:48:02 GMT
Btw ive started and finished a new thread. Theres one mistake ive spotted in it. Feel free to point it out and any others you see. Lol
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Post by Adam in Stroud on Mar 19, 2017 22:57:03 GMT
As you are from Somerset I shall assume you don't know what a dug is. Either that or you are telling me in code that Kezia has Winalot for her breakfast. The Wally Dug I aye mind o' that wee hoose that stood on the brae, Its lum was aye reekin', its roof made o' stray. The ootside was bonny, the inside was snug, But whit I mind best o' was the wee wally dug. It stood in a corner, high up on the shelf, And keepit an ee on the best o' the delf. It was washed twice a year, frae its tail tae its lug, And pit back on the shelf, was the wee wally dug,. When oor John got mairrit tae sweet Jeannie Blue, The auld folks they gied him a horse an' a coo, But when I left the hoose, ma hert gied a tug, For a' mither gied me was the wee wally dug. There's an auld saying, 'Ne'er look a gift horse in the moo', But I looked that wee dug frae its tail tae its broo' An' a fun' a wee slit at the back o' its lug, It was stuffed fu' o' notes, was the wee wally dug. I tain it hame tae oor Lizzle tae pit on a shelf, An' I telt her the worth o' that wee bit o' delf. An' we aye feed it yet through that hole in its lug, It's a guid bit o' stuff, is the wee wally dug. My wife and my (Scots) mother-in-law always referred to those china spaniels as Wally Dogs and I never understood why. Enlightenment dawns (a bit). |
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Post by spqr on Mar 19, 2017 23:07:13 GMT
My wife and my (Scots) mother-in-law always referred to those china spaniels as Wally Dogs and I never understood why. Enlightenment dawns (a bit). 'Wally' is used in Scotland to refer to porcelain. Hence 'wallies' for false teeth (once commonly made of porcelain, of course) and 'wally close' for a tiled tenement stair. |
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Post by finsobruce on Mar 19, 2017 23:35:11 GMT
My wife and my (Scots) mother-in-law always referred to those china spaniels as Wally Dogs and I never understood why. Enlightenment dawns (a bit). 'Wally' is used in Scotland to refer to porcelain. Hence 'wallies' for false teeth (once commonly made of porcelain, of course) and 'wally close' for a tiled tenement stair. I had a quick look in the newspaper archive and couldn't find a reference to wally dugs or wally dogs earlier than 1903 which surprised me. |
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Post by spqr on Mar 19, 2017 23:40:33 GMT
'Wally' is used in Scotland to refer to porcelain. Hence 'wallies' for false teeth (once commonly made of porcelain, of course) and 'wally close' for a tiled tenement stair. I had a quick look in the newspaper archive and couldn't find a reference to wally dugs or wally dogs earlier than 1903 which surprised me. The Wally Dug pub in Edinburgh was supposedly established in 1811 (although it may well have had another name then). www.wallydugbar.com/ |
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Post by joefaekemlin on Mar 20, 2017 0:23:10 GMT
I had a quick look in the newspaper archive and couldn't find a reference to wally dugs or wally dogs earlier than 1903 which surprised me. The Wally Dug pub in Edinburgh was supposedly established in 1811 (although it may well have had another name then). www.wallydugbar.com/In modern-day parlance wally means idiot. I was surprised to here dogs arnae called dugs in Northumberland though. Dinnae want tae appear rude but the pic o that wally dug on the pub sign looks a bit like Kez lol |
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Post by joefaekemlin on Mar 20, 2017 0:38:25 GMT
The Wally Dug I aye mind o' that wee hoose that stood on the brae, Its lum was aye reekin', its roof made o' stray. The ootside was bonny, the inside was snug, But whit I mind best o' was the wee wally dug. It stood in a corner, high up on the shelf, And keepit an ee on the best o' the delf. It was washed twice a year, frae its tail tae its lug, And pit back on the shelf, was the wee wally dug,. When oor John got mairrit tae sweet Jeannie Blue, The auld folks they gied him a horse an' a coo, But when I left the hoose, ma hert gied a tug, For a' mither gied me was the wee wally dug. There's an auld saying, 'Ne'er look a gift horse in the moo', But I looked that wee dug frae its tail tae its broo' An' a fun' a wee slit at the back o' its lug, It was stuffed fu' o' notes, was the wee wally dug. I tain it hame tae oor Lizzle tae pit on a shelf, An' I telt her the worth o' that wee bit o' delf. An' we aye feed it yet through that hole in its lug, It's a guid bit o' stuff, is the wee wally dug. My wife and my (Scots) mother-in-law always referred to those china spaniels as Wally Dogs and I never understood why. Enlightenment dawns (a bit). Belated happy birthday for last week. I never understood it either but now I know. |
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Post by joefaekemlin on Mar 20, 2017 7:48:12 GMT
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