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So aye We wir watchin that David Attenborough or tryin tae - fower weans tearin up the joint, an she's like, See if youse dinny shut it...! an aw that, ken - You no gonny tell thum? So ah'm like, "Aye.   Wheesht, youse." But it wis amazin, like. These fish. Years oot at sea. Tiny wee at first, dodgin sharks an jellyfish an aw sorts, awa oot, miles fae land. (*God!  Youse!  Take it up the stair! Tell thum, you!* "Aye, boys.  Listen tae yir ma.") Then wan day, like they get the urge, ken? Got tae go. An in they come, surgin fae the sea, these sleek, silver bullets fat wi feedin. (I'll no tell yis again!) Nothin, an ah mean nothing is gonny stop them. Waterfalls?  Nae bother. Just pure hungry fir the lassies, ken? The boy Attenborough sais they dinny even eat! (*That's it!  Ah tellt ye! Here you!  Take some responsibility, wull ye?* "Eh?  Oh, aye. Away tae yir rooms, boys - yir ma tellt ye.") These pure ***** divils will loup up sheer cliffs, baws burstin, bi the look ay it. Poetry in motion, ken? Like, ah dinny ken, pure water brought tae life, an that. Jist pure savage. An then, haw - they find the lassies! An it's jist, like, 'splurge'! Done the deed. Gemme ower, job done, deid. An there's this shot. Ripplin shallows, just fill ay the twitchin bodies. Craws an bears an that, queuin up fir the bonanza. Jist, like, totally spent. An she's aw, *Here, is that no terrible? Pair buggers! Eifter aw that!* An ah'm like, "Aye." But see inside, ah'm thinkin, "Lucky, lucky ********
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Mar 14, 2016
Mar 14, 2016 at 11:43 AM UTC
Salmon
So aye We wir watchin that David Attenborough or tryin tae - fower weans tearin up the joint, an she's like, See if youse dinny shut it...! an aw that, ken - You no gonny tell thum? So ah'm like, "Aye.   Wheesht, youse." But it wis amazin, like. These fish. Years oot at sea. Tiny wee at first, dodgin sharks an jellyfish an aw sorts, awa oot, miles fae land. (*God!  Youse!  Take it up the stair! Tell thum, you!* "Aye, boys.  Listen tae yir ma.") Then wan day, like they get the urge, ken? Got tae go. An in they come, surgin fae the sea, these sleek, silver bullets fat wi feedin. (I'll no tell yis again!) Nothin, an ah mean nothing is gonny stop them. Waterfalls?  Nae bother. Just pure hungry fir the lassies, ken? The boy Attenborough sais they dinny even eat! (*That's it!  Ah tellt ye! Here you!  Take some responsibility, wull ye?* "Eh?  Oh, aye. Away tae yir rooms, boys - yir ma tellt ye.") These pure ***** divils will loup up sheer cliffs, baws burstin, bi the look ay it. Poetry in motion, ken? Like, ah dinny ken, pure water brought tae life, an that. Jist pure savage. An then, haw - they find the lassies! An it's jist, like, 'splurge'! Done the deed. Gemme ower, job done, deid. An there's this shot. Ripplin shallows, just fill ay the twitchin bodies. Craws an bears an that, queuin up fir the bonanza. Jist, like, totally spent. An she's aw, *Here, is that no terrible? Pair buggers! Eifter aw that!* An ah'm like, "Aye." But see inside, ah'm thinkin, "Lucky, lucky ********
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*Lay me doon in the caul caul groon Whaur afore monie mair huv gaun Lay me doon in the caul caul groon Whaur afore monie mair huv gaun* It was silent. His body sunk into the earth. His soul long gone from there. He had died A gun upon his arms. *When they come a wull staun ma groon Staun ma groon al nae be afraid* He had died with a home that his dream would live on. *Thoughts awe hame tak awa ma fear Sweat an bluid hide ma veil awe tears* Later they had told us he had died with courage and valor. *Ains a year say a prayer faur me Close yir een an remember me* The shots continue he fell by the tenth. *Nair mair shall a see the sun For a fell tae a Germans gun* A ******** grasped in his stone cold hand *Lay me doon in the caul caul groon Whaur afore monie mair huv gaun* He saw a line of faces, brown, black and white. Some were smiling others, crying *Lay me doon in the caul caul groon Whaur afore monie mair huv gaun* His body sunk into the cold, wet ground As God opened his arms, for a boy drenched in blood. Whaur afore monie mair huv gaun A group waited in the wings. Soldiers from many places. Who fought to keep their shores safe.
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Feb 6, 2016
Feb 6, 2016 at 7:54 PM UTC
* **Lay Me Doon** *
Arise Great Britain, swell wi pride this is no time tae split, divide, a hero needs us on his side a man apart Brave Osbourne comes wi manly stride and lion heart When danger ca’s, he stauns and fights He’ll haud the baddies bang tae rights Nou in their een he sees the whites and yells, “Attack!” He’s got oor mojo in his sights – He wants it back! Let’s cheer his valour tae the roof Condemn the wans wha’d cry him couff And pray oor Geordie’s bulletproof As on he flies Then fit him wi a parachute and wave guidbye. This GM perfect Tory clone need not rely on un-manned drone He’ll tackle ISIS on his own their fight dissolve His pores squirt pure testosterone his eyes, resolve Just watch the baddies turn and flee as George, wi patriotic glee wreaks vengeance for democracy a one-man dojo And cries, “Come, Britain, flock to me, and feel my mojo!” Or mibbes we should check this twice. Although the image may be nice The blood we risk on his advice may never stop - But Geordie will not sacrifice one ****** drop These profiteering pinstripe ****** wha ken no life but politics Are no the first tae play these tricks while deals are made Why no just wave a crucifix and shout “Crusade!” So hooses burn and horror grows A stream o misery outflows While braggard Geordie struts and crows, "Ye want a fight?" I’d dump him on Damascus road tae see the light Ye plot the death o innocents Tae score yir points in parliament Yir fascist mocking o dissent it suits ye well George Osbourne, ye're a proper gent **** ye tae hell.
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Dec 10, 2015
Dec 10, 2015 at 5:54 AM UTC
To Saint George
Arise Great Britain, swell wi pride this is no time tae split, divide, a hero needs us on his side a man apart Brave Osbourne comes wi manly stride and lion heart When danger ca’s, he stauns and fights He’ll haud the baddies bang tae rights Nou in their een he sees the whites and yells, “Attack!” He’s got oor mojo in his sights – He wants it back! Let’s cheer his valour tae the roof Condemn the wans wha’d cry him couff And pray oor Geordie’s bulletproof As on he flies Then fit him wi a parachute and wave guidbye. This GM perfect Tory clone need not rely on un-manned drone He’ll tackle ISIS on his own their fight dissolve His pores squirt pure testosterone his eyes, resolve Just watch the baddies turn and flee as George, wi patriotic glee wreaks vengeance for democracy a one-man dojo And cries, “Come, Britain, flock to me, and feel my mojo!” Or mibbes we should check this twice. Although the image may be nice The blood we risk on his advice may never stop - But Geordie will not sacrifice one ****** drop These profiteering pinstripe ****** wha ken no life but politics Are no the first tae play these tricks while deals are made Why no just wave a crucifix and shout “Crusade!” So hooses burn and horror grows A stream o misery outflows While braggard Geordie struts and crows, "Ye want a fight?" I’d dump him on Damascus road tae see the light Ye plot the death o innocents Tae score yir points in parliament Yir fascist mocking o dissent it suits ye well George Osbourne, ye're a proper gent **** ye tae hell.
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Wee cosy, tranquil Gatehouse Library Ah come in quite a lot tay see yi, Tay read yir books and use yir wifi                 An' chat tay Joannie, Sae noo Ah'm goannie sing yir praises,                 Ah'm pure dead goannie. Ye're sic' a cultural oasis, Wan o' ma favourite learnin' places, Yir books can form the verra basis                 O' Scottish brain power, Enrichin' minds an' cheeky faces                 O' Scottish wean power. So let us pray they never close yi Tay those who would, we will oppose yi. We'll be the storm an ill wind blows yi                 At sic' a crunch time. The only closin' we'll allow                 Is Joannie's lunch time.
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Jan 18, 2015
Jan 18, 2015 at 6:38 PM UTC
My Luve Is Like A Read Read Story
Ah didny recognise him fae the eulogy. The meenister'd nivver met the lad, Ah could see. A hero?  Aye, mibbe.  Jist a name tae maist ay these fowk. But ah kent im as a boay, the daft wee scapegoat, ayewis in boather, but nae real hairm in im. He wis the lad wha'd get skelped, the noise makkin the teacher turn is heid jist in time tae spot im skelpin back. Mairched tae the heidie again. "Yir a bad lot, Barry. Yir faither wis a bad lot too." Puir Baz. Da in the jile, Ma aff her face on smack, an him, daft, funny, doomed. If onybody at hame had cared enough tae keep the schuil photies, they'd have shown a wee freckly laddie wi a too-open grin, year eftir year, jersey gettin tattier, teeth getting gappier, still grinnin while the rest ay us were far too cool tae smile for the camera. Ah liked im. Didny unnerstaun how the teachers were sae ***** tae im. There wis far badder boays in the year. Ricky ****** Jackson - a nasty, sleekit wee body, yankin ab'dy's strings. But his da wis rich an the teachers fawned ower im. No Baz, though. Cannon fodder, richt enough. Tackin the flack fir the rest ay us. Exactly the kind ay lad the ******* Army thrives on. Ah canny feel the patriotic pride, canny picture the self-sacrifice, the heroism. Ah can juist see im, daft an grinnin, daein whit he wis tellt an gettin killt. Mind you, he wis aye headin for the poppies, that yin, One wey or anither.
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Jun 23, 2013
Jun 23, 2013 at 6:08 AM UTC
Cenotaph
Ken a' these auld Scots words, The wans that we've forgot, Why are we no using them, It's because we wernae taught, At hame wi' mither an fathir, Speaking all and proper, First day at school, Speech becomes a cropper, All yir mates at school, Coming oot wi' words like bowff, Saying them in the hoose, Yir fathir says watch yir mouth, Rax me oor the poorie, As ma grama said to me, Asking her whit she meant, Gies the milk jug fir ma tea, Fab technology today, Smert phones and iPad, They missed oot wan thing, The language o' my grandad, Skype, that's a new word, Sounds a bit like Scottish, Was it tae clip you round the ear hole, That word should be abolished, If yir no Scottish, Rabbie's words are a' daft, All the words that came out o' him, That was the man's craft, Whit aboot these well kent lines, Fair fa' your honest, sonsie face, Sorry aboot that Rabbie, Stealing that was totally misplaced, Oot o' bed on wi' ma baffies, Tae pit them on I need tae sit doon Sittin' on the chair wi' ma bahookie, Missed the chair fawing like a loon, When yir oot daein the gowf, And yir breeks are a' in a runkle, Dinnae be a feart tae tac them aff, If you've got them in a fankle, Deekin oot the windae, Stramash on the doon the road, Some folk getting a doin', Ithers getting a carry code, Polis got there quick enough, Must have a been a hunner, Saw the big yin there, He was the heid ****** The rammy wi the radges Was just oot side the offie, Jings crivvens help ma boab, Some went ben the bothy, We're all **** Tamson's bairns, We a' just want tae learn, We can do it wi' the Scots, It's a language that we yearn.
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Jan 2, 2015
Jan 2, 2015 at 3:45 PM UTC
Forgotten Scots Words
Ken a' these auld Scots words, The wans that we've forgot, Why are we no using them, It's because we wernae taught, At hame wi' mither an fathir, Speaking all and proper, First day at school, Speech becomes a cropper, All yir mates at school, Coming oot wi' words like bowff, Saying them in the hoose, Yir fathir says watch yir mouth, Rax me oor the poorie, As ma grama said to me, Asking her whit she meant, Gies the milk jug fir ma tea, Fab technology today, Smert phones and iPad, They missed oot wan thing, The language o' my grandad, Skype, that's a new word, Sounds a bit like Scottish, Was it tae clip you round the ear hole, That word should be abolished, If yir no Scottish, Rabbie's words are a' daft, All the words that came out o' him, That was the man's craft, Whit aboot these well kent lines, Fair fa' your honest, sonsie face, Sorry aboot that Rabbie, Stealing that was totally misplaced, Oot o' bed on wi' ma baffies, Tae pit them on I need tae sit doon Sittin' on the chair wi' ma bahookie, Missed the chair fawing like a loon, When yir oot daein the gowf, And yir breeks are a' in a runkle, Dinnae be a feart tae tac them aff, If you've got them in a fankle, Deekin oot the windae, Stramash on the doon the road, Some folk getting a doin', Ithers getting a carry code, Polis got there quick enough, Must have a been a hunner, Saw the big yin there, He was the heid ****** The rammy wi the radges Was just oot side the offie, Jings crivvens help ma boab, Some went ben the bothy, We're all **** Tamson's bairns, We a' just want tae learn, We can do it wi' the Scots, It's a language that we yearn.
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Whoa. See that yin? Jist sittin there? Ye ken how she’s sittin like that, don’t ye? Well, whit’s she sittin oan? Aye, her erse. She’s only sittin like that So ye ken she’s got an erse. Gaggin fir it. An whoa, check that yin! Wearin claes! Filthy cow! Whit dae ye mean, “Whit dae ah mean”? Claes! Ye canny wear claes If ye huvny got a boady, can ye? That’s right – Just screamin it, so she is – “Check oot ma boady!” Aye, ah wull an aw! Don’t mind if ah dae! Aw, mate – that yin! That yin ower there! Bendin her airm! See her? Bendin her airm like a mucky **** That’s so ye ken She’s got elbows! Phwoar, I ken your type hen – you wi yir elbows an a’thin! Desperate fur it, aren’t ye? An man! This yin, walkin towards us! Breathin in an oot! Whit a slapper! Breathin in an oot! Aye, ye need a pair o lungs tae dae that, I bet, eh, hen? A pair o fine, functioning lungs! Aye, you use them, doll – dinny you be shy! Ah’m no! Aw pal, haud me back! This yin! This yin eatin a meat pie! Shameless wee **** Aw yeah, baby, I ken whit that means! Mean’s ye’ve got yirsel a **** wee digestive tract in there, no? Ye dinny hae tae spell it oot tae me, love! Probably got a pair o kidneys tucked away in there too, ye ***** wee ***** Aw the same, ur they no? Aw ae thum. Gantin oan it.
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Dec 20, 2016
Dec 20, 2016 at 7:39 AM UTC
Aw the Same
1:   Ah’m the Boss Man.  Me. 2:   Dinna ****** swear. 3:   Go tae Church.  OR ELSE. 4:   Mind yer lip wi the Auld Dear. 5:   Nae ****** 6:   Keep yer hauns tae yersel. 7:   Whit isna yairs, isna yairs. Dinna forget. 8:   Dinna fit nae ****** up fir whit they didna dae. 9:   Keep yir ehs aff her nixt door… 10:   …an yir ehs aff thir gear, as well. Mind now!
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Jan 21, 2013
Jan 21, 2013 at 2:58 PM UTC
If God Had Been From Glasgow
Kriekgeguard: Sö tall meh how ya doeth wit despair, and all fir of flams flewing and chewing yir up, that the hole time yir piercenality waz, so streing to solve it, but yir did it, in wreighting of odders wreighting yirself down, for yirs and yirs and yirs, the hole time and wie all wanted tingz easey, sö as yi sayeth, you maketh things hart, möre difficult for understanding, how to deal cards with comeflict as it is with the absolutelysurd world? Crosstianity, come thinkets, is nothing 'ese aftir all. So cometh rill empairic, roll yir thongue. Tall true the true tailing. Sore: Tired Ae got. But righting is noting, it is a smull bud of rose, and roses out of noting, Ignore how day and day only tell you: "You are a great prose stylist, you know the craft, I don't" For a fukd, Ae might be called a prose cyclist, but it is not me, it is the kisses muse, you never forget it for a fukd, first you note in, then you synthesize, symphonise, syncrosise. It is all just music.
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Apr 21, 2019
Apr 21, 2019 at 7:19 PM UTC
Sore 'N' Kriekgeguard
*** yir ******* skids outta m'ah 'uckin feece! god i love that place, glasgow is like birmingham of the north...   a rotten scow to nowhere, unless it be a place that spoke: deep-fried mars bar for breakfast - you scurvy worth of the tangled sailor! **** gods took to the twallop, and i takes me to the rool ups!        got a bargain with a shrimp you belfast *****            my **** you 'av! next time they sing: sweet dover, i'll have you marrying the ***** cult of: shard!    ye storm ah heed! **** me an' timber twice: V fooking eye of ye, hire-crane! ******** twice,    three times removed the drunk... huh?!    it's all plus minus with me by now...          ha ha! had a cousin, didn't say why, cursed & numbed the cuss words like a nun ought to know why...   so i says me:      lingua the leash - earn the ir - softspot for the tucker-jacks and the irish lepers: shauns they called them...          he he... look at me:   all smug and waiting for brussel sprouts out the paan tree... what's with these wallaby terms?     panchree? panna quinoa, panna cotta? ******* as clingy as those pepsoowongs, or wangs or pepsoos. as the english queers say    F F Θ, but then pull out a churchill - and vey v girman vey such & such... they and way become indistinguishable - churchie and the welsh abbey become one and the same with either V as "peace", or the V and the welsh longbowmen **** you...        v'eh point... wayward: too soon...    vuck!     wook?        wookie?       va va voom!            woonder-brum, brimming, bra bra bra... ha ha ha...     dried it all off with the giggles... then it became apparent: the man settled for the dozen, whether it was a dozen of ostriches, hyenas,    bunches of lychee,        leaks,                bulgarian strippers - or worse...    a dozen of english rhetoricians, notably gay;                      **** what a gamble.
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Sep 21, 2017
Sep 21, 2017 at 10:38 PM UTC
glaswegian dublíneesh
*** yir ******* skids outta m'ah 'uckin feece! god i love that place, glasgow is like birmingham of the north...   a rotten scow to nowhere, unless it be a place that spoke: deep-fried mars bar for breakfast - you scurvy worth of the tangled sailor! **** gods took to the twallop, and i takes me to the rool ups!        got a bargain with a shrimp you belfast *****            my **** you 'av! next time they sing: sweet dover, i'll have you marrying the ***** cult of: shard!    ye storm ah heed! **** me an' timber twice: V fooking eye of ye, hire-crane! ******** twice,    three times removed the drunk... huh?!    it's all plus minus with me by now...          ha ha! had a cousin, didn't say why, cursed & numbed the cuss words like a nun ought to know why...   so i says me:      lingua the leash - earn the ir - softspot for the tucker-jacks and the irish lepers: shauns they called them...          he he... look at me:   all smug and waiting for brussel sprouts out the paan tree... what's with these wallaby terms?     panchree? panna quinoa, panna cotta? ******* as clingy as those pepsoowongs, or wangs or pepsoos. as the english queers say    F F Θ, but then pull out a churchill - and vey v girman vey such & such... they and way become indistinguishable - churchie and the welsh abbey become one and the same with either V as "peace", or the V and the welsh longbowmen **** you...        v'eh point... wayward: too soon...    vuck!     wook?        wookie?       va va voom!            woonder-brum, brimming, bra bra bra... ha ha ha...     dried it all off with the giggles... then it became apparent: the man settled for the dozen, whether it was a dozen of ostriches, hyenas,    bunches of lychee,        leaks,                bulgarian strippers - or worse...    a dozen of english rhetoricians, notably gay;                      **** what a gamble.
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Ever have they dwelled in that sickly city, That even the flowing ice avoided As it crept down from the heights, Devourving all in its path. Among evil shadows, Did they practice their craft. In the primordial conurbation Of forsaken Yir. Since time immemorial They have met in silence. Beneath Yir's dark obelisks And the backdrop of jagged mountains. Many believe them necromancers. It is even said in myth , That they were the ones to create man In order to spite the gods . But such memories , If ever there were any, Have long since passed From the revelries of thought. None have seen these sorcerers Or that sable city of Yir Since the ice had receeded In more recent ages. In fact, not even the location Of that monsterous place Can be agreed upon anymore, Which many count as a blessing. For though the city is lost, And unseen by the eye, The meer mention of it Disturbs and unsettles the mind. As if it's raven spell, Was never truely lifted.
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Dec 13, 2016
Dec 13, 2016 at 1:13 AM UTC
The Emyune of Yir
Far and awa fae the light making shadows. Sight to behold in the afternoon snow. Gallant destruction in wall tumbled ivy. Tight as the hack of the hobbling crow. Parson and gardener, nipped on their fingers. Wrapping up, fenced, for the winter to come. Cauld is the cloak on the journey to pasture. Tilling the field and the prayer book hum. Frost blaws to thaw as the sun yawns, persistent. Batter the drum as the hail thumps in time. Speed through the wind as it gnaws faces, twisted. Slush churns to wet as the welcome bells chime. Winter yir song, as it puffs into whisper. Herald the twilight for new days to speak. Underfoot crack as your hold starts to weaken. Buttercup sun tips her hat to the bleak.
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Dec 11, 2019
Dec 11, 2019 at 12:40 PM UTC
Turn o' winter.