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Nou, | oniebuddie | that seys they dinnae believe |
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t o the UK is in fack London. | Oniebuddie | that doots that the intrests |
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in need o takkin lessons fae | oniebuddie | . Wee things like plumbin were |
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nt that they wuid raither hae | oniebuddie | fae UKIP on their screen afor |
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tae mak yersel unnerstood tae | oniebuddie | that speaks English but disna |
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been, an they'll sook up tae | oniebuddie | wi eethir pouer or siller, th |
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fae the government. Onie time | oniebuddie | seeks tae say somethin aboot |
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wine wi their lunch (in case | oniebuddie | taks tent). Bit wha wuid tak |
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shae wuid inlow oniething ti | oniebuddie | , |
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ack then, tho that didnae mak | oniebuddie | stupit, Savage or ignorant. |
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n the Vigil fire. Awbuddie an | oniebuddie | there at the time (i.e. them |
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pouer cin ignore awbuddie an | oniebuddie | they dinnae gree wi ~ which f |
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est tae keep the Nus alive an | oniebuddie | that thinks it his a better c |
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eeper in the Gatekeepers than | oniebuddie | else, haun; us yet. Nou, as a |
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fer theirsels as weel as fer | oniebuddie | else. The side o Englishness |
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but criticism o oniethin or | oniebuddie | English is aye seen as naethi |
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'A ken fine Am nae better nor | oniebuddie | else, but A'm nae damn waur.' |
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clearly a bit o a problem as | oniebuddie | brocht up here, |
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son Act in1708 that said that | oniebuddie | chairged wi treason oniewhaur |
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Act o 1709. This statit that | oniebuddie | chairged wi treason in the ne |
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whit fer wuid the Romans cry | oniebuddie | eftir the habit o tattooin. T |