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7 minutes ago, PaddockLad said:

Bertie Auld is used as jock rhyming slang for cold in Irivine Welsh’s Trainspotting… RIP :good:

 

Wasn't aware, should've guessed knowing Welsh is a huge Hibs man.Nice that though, rhyming slang tends to be a bit playful and that really sums up the dour sarcastic humour up here. He seemed anything but cold, by all accounts sounded like a really warm and humble bloke like.

 

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aye she's pan bread. If it's not announced by Hogmanay I might be on the David Icke train.

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Can anyone explain why stoat the baw, the Geordie equivalent being stott the baal, is slang for having sex with an underaged lass? Irvine Welsh uses it all the time. The Geordie version just means bounce the ball without the same connotation. RIP your majesty btw 

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Just now, Alex said:

Can anyone explain why stoat the baw, the Geordie equivalent being stott the baal, is slang for having sex with an underaged lass? Irvine Welsh uses it all the time. The Geordie version just means bounce the ball without the same connotation. RIP your majesty btw 

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10 minutes ago, Alex said:

I hope you’re not suggesting I’m trying to finger someone 

Well you prefer the left wing and you are partial to a Chinese takeaway...

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57 minutes ago, Alex said:

Can anyone explain why stoat the baw, the Geordie equivalent being stott the baal, is slang for having sex with an underaged lass? Irvine Welsh uses it all the time. The Geordie version just means bounce the ball without the same connotation. RIP your majesty btw 

 

Never heard it used to mean that by anyone bar Irvine Welsh. Might be an Edinburgh thing. 

 

We do widely use "heid the baw" to call someone an idiot though. Maybe derived from that.

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1 hour ago, Blastronaut said:

 

Never heard it used to mean that by anyone bar Irvine Welsh. Might be an Edinburgh thing. 

 

We do widely use "heid the baw" to call someone an idiot though. Maybe derived from that.

We’d use heed the baal to describe a nutcase 

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9 minutes ago, Alex said:

We’d use heed the baal to describe a nutcase 

Toontastic Translation

 

Blastronaut/KCG - Heid the baw 

 

Fish - Moon touched chap

 

Wykki - Not Right in t'head, that one 

 

Robin Robin/Toonotl - Flamin' drongo 

 

Everyone else - heed the baal 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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  • 2 weeks later...

Thanks all, absolutely gutted. He was only 12 and Westies tend to live 16-18 years. He got really sick about four weeks ago with anemia and was being treated for that with good signs he would make a recovery.

Then on the weekend things suddenly went downhill and he suffered internal bleeding, renal failure and developed diabetes. Poor little guy was in so much pain and there was nothing we could do.

His sister, our Scottie, is beside herself, he was her favourite person, actually he took places one to ten, with mum being eleven and me about 35.

 

Hopefully where ever he's gone, he's chasing bunnies, sniffing every bush/tree/corner he wants and the club he's named after are winning cups and premierships.

 

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