| Central - SEC |
im and tied him tae the tree. | Brenda | had a mad gleam in her een as |
| Doric - DOR | How aboot Pub crawl Good old | Brenda | Shine some tune that |
| Orkney - ORK |
h'm nivver gaen back doon tae | Brenda | - no more strayan aff o the |
| Orkney - ORK |
wis slippan aff doon tae see | Brenda | , the lass wi the big sexy hip |
| Central - SEC |
Big | Brenda | wis exactly whit it said on t |
| Central - SEC |
camp doon in the Borders, Big | Brenda | , Wee Shooie and masel. |
| Central - SEC |
fter he had shot the dug. Big | Brenda | wis incensed, Harry Reid had |
| Central - SEC |
crimes. That wis doon tae Big | Brenda | being a Gilbert and Sullivan |
| Central - SEC |
iterally wet himself when Big | Brenda | started tae unscrew the lid f |
| Central - SEC |
lang wi it because it wis Big | Brenda | ’s idea and she could be qui |
| Doric - MNA |
pers. "Hiv ye heard aboot Big | Brenda | neest door te me?" he said, b |
| Central - SEC |
in baith Scots and Gaelic wi | Brenda | Warwick and Margaret Bennett, |
| Doric - MNA |
rnt oot te be raelly Benefits | Brenda | fae Bythe; an syne ere wis th |
| Central - LAL | with my children. We thought | Brenda | was bad then BOOM! In comes a |