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I am definitely not, however, chopped liver.
Edward the Bonobo - Gone. Posted Mar 25, 2008
Great opening lines:
'The sweat wis lashin oafay Sick Boy.'
A friend's wife read it, at the time when (despite Vickey's perception of it as an Arts Council funded niche novel), *everyone* was reading it. She couldn't figure out who was this character 'Masel' was. As in,
'So ah said to masel...'
I am definitely not, however, chopped liver.
Giford Posted Mar 25, 2008
It took me ages to work out why the police are called Labdicks - I was wondering if there was a particularly good forensic science department in Edinburgh
I know the film better then the book - the judge described Renton as quite bright, and it's Renton they all turn to to say something when the baby dies. (His immortal eulogy: 'I'm cookin' up!')
Gif
I am definitely not, however, chopped liver.
Effers;England. Posted Mar 25, 2008
>I thought crucifixion was the *Romans* preferred method of torture and torment.<
I was speaking theologically, Nog. Of course I know it was the Roman method. I was meaning that the Father in Heaven selected that for son in order to maximise the torment and suffering of his death, because as Gif pointed out, there is the idea that the more Jesus suffered, the more our sins are forgiven.
I am definitely not, however, chopped liver.
Giford Posted Mar 25, 2008
Tsk. I dated a Glaswegian. I've always assumed Weegie = Glasweegiean (though I suspect it may mean 'drunken Glaswegian thug', in which case I didn't).
Thank goodness for elitist literature, that's what I say. Good job those working-class oiks don't read anything other than The Sun.
Gif
I am definitely not, however, chopped liver.
Edward the Bonobo - Gone. Posted Mar 25, 2008
No - Weegie is any Glasgow resident. The drunken, thuggish variety are 'neds'.
It probably still counts as misegenation, though.
Happy Birthday
Maria Posted Mar 26, 2008
Today is a year that Ramdom Mood opened this thread. Two months later I was a newbie in this place and found this thread.
I must say that it is one of the most interesting and worthwhile reading. I love people going off topic, I´ve learned here a lot of things, funny, amazing, always tasty.
Congratulations to all of you who have contributed here using the best of your mind, feelings and good will because I´ve enjoyed it a lot.
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