This lassie has run in the London, New York and other marathons and can stop a six footer in his tracks with her bare hands! They seem to rely on better training than bulk these days.
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emanday
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My nephew's wife is a polis(ess). She's only a wee skelf and looks like a feather could bowl her over, but it's all smoke and mirrors!
This lassie has run in the London, New York and other marathons and can stop a six footer in his tracks with her bare hands! They seem to rely on better training than bulk these days.
This lassie has run in the London, New York and other marathons and can stop a six footer in his tracks with her bare hands! They seem to rely on better training than bulk these days.
[b]Mary[/b]
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McDonald or MacDonald (some couldn't make up their mind!), Bonner, Crichton, McKillop, Campbell, Cameron, Gitrig (+other spellings), Clark, Sloan, Stewart, McCutcheon, Ireland (the surname)
A cat leaves pawprints on your heart
McDonald or MacDonald (some couldn't make up their mind!), Bonner, Crichton, McKillop, Campbell, Cameron, Gitrig (+other spellings), Clark, Sloan, Stewart, McCutcheon, Ireland (the surname)
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JimM
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Reminds me of a song where one line is in English.... and the next is in Gaelicemanday wrote:I also remember that a lot of the Glasgow ones were big braw hielanders!
"When I came to Glasgow first"
"a-mach air tìr nan Gall"
The song is about a young highlander who comes to Glasgow and gets annoyed at the beggars pestering him for money.
He thumps them so hard that he kills them
The police arrive to investigate, but fortunately one of them is a big highlander from Portree, who takes his notebook out and pretends to book him....but he lets the young man of with a warning.
"Oir gu cinnteach cuiridh mis' thu an sàs" (for I'll certainly put you jail)
"If you do the likes again".
Jim
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McIntyre, Menzies, Cowley, Pearson, Copland, McCammond, Forbes, Edgar etc. in Scotland
Skinner in Northumberland
McIntyre, Menzies, Cowley, Pearson, Copland, McCammond, Forbes, Edgar etc. in Scotland
Skinner in Northumberland
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StewL
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Mary
I can understand your nephews wife being able to take care of herself even though she's a wee smout.
Going back to my time in the navy, I did an exceptional amount of military police duties in my time, and they taught me a few wee tricks of the trade
Including small arms training for the many times I did Pay Sentry on paydays
Some of my communications mates used to wind me up and ask if I was really a signalman or a navy polisman.
I can understand your nephews wife being able to take care of herself even though she's a wee smout.
Going back to my time in the navy, I did an exceptional amount of military police duties in my time, and they taught me a few wee tricks of the trade
Including small arms training for the many times I did Pay Sentry on paydays Some of my communications mates used to wind me up and ask if I was really a signalman or a navy polisman.
Stewie
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