conversation between the english and the scottish

schuette · Post by **schuette** » Mon Nov 20, 2006 6:07 pm

I'll let Ogg tell you if he understood me

loved talking to you hun and hopefully many times more.........after 6 and at the weekends it will cost me nothing to phone you

Walkinghairball · Post by **Walkinghairball** » Mon Nov 20, 2006 8:56 pm

What aboot us Schu....................it's been a while.

Hey, we have a calling card.

schuette · Post by **schuette** » Tue Nov 21, 2006 4:13 am

what's a calling card?

Ogg · Post by **Ogg** » Tue Nov 21, 2006 6:16 am

schuette wrote:I'll let Ogg tell you if he understood me

loved talking to you hun and hopefully many times more.........after 6 and at the weekends it will cost me nothing to phone you

Aye, I understood fine apart from the one thing thing I asked you to repeat. You have to understand that the majority of the 'Cornish' folk way down here talk as fast as you

. The Cornish are Celts after all.

Yep, it was nice to finally have a 'real' conversation after corresponding for more than four years the now.

I enjoyed talking to Caelan of course although I still think I'd whup his butt in a light-sabre duel

. He made me chuckle when he said his light-sabre is capable of turning into either red (dark side) or blue (jedi) and that he'll choose the dark side in a duel

Walkinghairball · Post by **Walkinghairball** » Tue Nov 21, 2006 8:32 am

schuette wrote:what's a calling card?

It's a pre paid card for long distance calls. We still have almost 600 minutes left on it.

Me · Post by Me » Tue Dec 12, 2006 6:01 am

http://living.scotsman.com/

http://haggishunt.scotsman.com/

ElfDude · Post by **ElfDude** » Sun Jan 14, 2007 1:22 pm

A while ago I was in the lobby of my lawyer's office and another client, a Scotsman, came in to tell them they'd spelled a name wrong on a document. A piece of the conversation between him and receptionist went something like this...

Rec: We spelled his name wrong?

SM: Aye...

Rec: Oh, it's spelled with an "I"?

SM: No... aye means yes...

I just sat there and grinned.

Walkinghairball · Post by **Walkinghairball** » Sun Jan 14, 2007 1:30 pm

I just snarfed my coffee.

schuette · Post by **schuette** » Sun Jan 14, 2007 2:23 pm

ElfDude wrote:A while ago I was in the lobby of my lawyer's office and another client, a Scotsman, came in to tell them they'd spelled a name wrong on a document. A piece of the conversation between him and receptionist went something like this...

Rec: We spelled his name wrong?

SM: Aye...

Rec: Oh, it's spelled with an "I"?

SM: No... aye means yes...

I just sat there and grinned.

awip2062 · Post by **awip2062** » Mon Jan 15, 2007 2:36 pm

ElfDude wrote:A while ago I was in the lobby of my lawyer's office and another client, a Scotsman, came in to tell them they'd spelled a name wrong on a document. A piece of the conversation between him and receptionist went something like this...

Rec: We spelled his name wrong?

SM: Aye...

Rec: Oh, it's spelled with an "I"?

SM: No... aye means yes...

I just sat there and grinned.

Since I was a child I have thought that "aye" was commonly known as meaning yes, but then, I read.

Panacea · Post by **Panacea** » Mon Jan 15, 2007 4:55 pm

I thought everyone knew that "Aye" means yes!

Don't they watch pirate movies or old episodes of Star Trek?

awip2062 · Post by **awip2062** » Tue Jan 16, 2007 9:59 am

Yeah! What Sis said too!

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