Favourite Words

[mammutly]

phlegm - i love the way it's spelt like it looks and sounds and you actually get a bit in your throat when you say it.

unbeatable if you're a Glaswegian with a cold

 

[Sheikh Django]

"och"

If you're Scottish that is. Top word that. Top!

 

[sweynforkbeard]

phlegm - i love the way it's spelt like it looks and sounds and you actually get a bit in your throat when you say it.

unbeatable if you're a Glaswegian with a cold

I love people who selflessly share things, but in the above case it is a misplaced generosity. Still, look on the bright side, some shades of jacket are improved by having green patches.

 

[shootmeifipost10k]

Liripoop

I was seeing this girl and knew her family had a bob or two but only realised how much when at her graduation her mum went into a panic when noticing her Liripoop had dropped on the floor this was the first and only time I've heard it spoken.
When hearing it spoken in a posh english accent you could make the mistake of thinking somebody had dropped a little turd.

To us simple folk it's the tassle on her hat/motarboard.



I do also like they way the scottish say Ya ken

 

[Wheelsy]

Zephyr

 

[wrongun73]

mooch/mooching

 

[tommyducks]

Blowing chunks was an old favourite expression.

 

[ffs]

RUMBUMTPIOUS.

 

[Jim Tolmie's Underpants]

Bobby Crispy!

 

[Gabriel]

Rumbledethumps, the Scottish equivalent to the Irish colcannon or the English bubble and squeak.