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Old 6th April 2008, 22:12
Polwarth Polwarth is offline
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I applaud your attempt at Scottish, but ey is not AYE!
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Old 7th April 2008, 19:12
the_cube the_cube is offline
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Polswarth dear...
It was meant as an ey, but I suppose aye sounds better


Btw, Celyn, thank you! Hogmanay sounds much cooler than New Year


I have a question though: Someone recently wrote: Go raibh maith agat Vicky!


Any idea what it means? A penny for your thoughts
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Old 7th April 2008, 22:15
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It means "Thank you"
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