Newbies- Introduce yourself

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Re: Newbies- Introduce yourself.

By MK Chris
-  Sat Jul 26, 2008 10:27 pm #353321
He didn't tell me anything.. it's what I told him.

Let us say no more about it.
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Re: Newbies- Introduce yourself.

By MK Chris
-  Sat Jul 26, 2008 10:55 pm #353325
Let us say no more about it.
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Re: Newbies- Introduce yourself.

By MK Chris
-  Sat Jul 26, 2008 11:16 pm #353331
Oh, it certainly is dull.

Re: Newbies- Introduce yourself.

By foot-loose
-  Sat Jul 26, 2008 11:19 pm #353334
Pah don't care now. Anyway if it was between you two it'll be dull anyway :p

Good, you won't mind if it stays secret then.

And the award for shittest comeback of 2008 goes to.......




I can't decide. They were both lame.
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Re: Newbies- Introduce yourself.

By MK Chris
-  Sun Jul 27, 2008 10:08 pm #353424
It's a Scottish thing. The English equivalent would be 'and your mum', but we tend to grow out of that before we leave school.

Re: Newbies- Introduce yourself.

By foot-loose
-  Sun Jul 27, 2008 10:40 pm #353434
"and your mum" is certainly not the same as "Yer Maw."


It's all to do with the timing and delivery. "and your mum" simply couldnt work. The Scotchlanders will back me up here.
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Re: Newbies- Introduce yourself.

By MK Chris
-  Sun Jul 27, 2008 10:48 pm #353435
It don't work, as yours doesn't... but school kids use it.
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Re: Newbies- Introduce yourself.

By TIAL
-  Sun Jul 27, 2008 11:39 pm #353440
"and your mum" is certainly not the same as "Yer Maw."
It's all to do with the timing and delivery. "and your mum" simply couldnt work.


But 'your mum' could.
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Re: Newbies- Introduce yourself.

By Bonanzoid
-  Mon Jul 28, 2008 1:05 am #353448
"and your mum" is certainly not the same as "Yer Maw."


It's all to do with the timing and delivery. "and your mum" simply couldnt work. The Scotchlanders will back me up here.


Backed up. Yer maw works, regardless. Even if it is reet annoying.
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Re: Newbies- Introduce yourself.

By Munki Bhoy
-  Mon Jul 28, 2008 11:26 am #353485
"Yer maw" has a kick to it that "and your mum" doesn't. Some what similar to "* off" and "Go Away!". Roughly speaking they mean the same thing, but one is far more powerful than the other.
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