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With their language being born from a mixture of English, Scottish Gaelic, and Scots, combined with generations of slurring alcoholism, the slang commonly used in Scotland would give even the most skilled linguist a headache.
Pronounced crack and not to be confused with someone asking you about drugs. Shut up. Plain and simple, time to stop that drunken ramble. Also, the nicer the whisky, the less acceptable it is to mix it. If someone is offering you a 12 year Glenfiddich, a very small amount of water is the only thing you could ask to be added without getting a bollocking.
One of the most beautiful phrases in any language. I first heard it within two minutes of stepping off the train in Glasgow from the mouth of a drunken hobo facing off against three equally drunk but marginally better dressed students.
This phrase is for when you are so angry that all sense of grammar and logic goes out the window and all your brain is capable of producing is an explosive outburst of expletive ecstasy. Have the language be the only thing you have to worry about with Stoke Travel taking care of everything else! Sign up here to receive travel dates, insider info, and travel gossip. One-night stands are…. Read More. The anticipation creates unrealistic expectations….
