06 Sep 10
Originally posted by jimslyp69umm cause we speak different languages and dialects from you, have done for hundreds, possibly thousands of years, in the highlands and Islands its termed Gaelic, in the lowlands its termed lowlands Scots, in the north east they have Doric etc etc
Does anyone care?
Do they have it in Scotland?
Why not?
07 Sep 10
Originally posted by pawnhandlerya wee sleekit cowerin timrous beastie,
No, sorry. Scotland couldn't afford punctuation. To make up for it, they decided to make their oral language hard for outsiders to decipher. That way no one would actually notice.
whit a prattle in thy breastie!
