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| Tam | Kellas gets sight o him, sort |
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| Tam | hid a tray o pies. They were |
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| Tam | got on weel wi piggie, as he |
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| Tam | grabbed his bettin slip that |
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| Tam | wis dreidin e'en crossin the |
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| Tam | craighled an then mummled, '3 |
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| Tam | loved fitbaw. Et wis his pass |
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| Tam | 'll win at the hoose jist efte |
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| Tam | strolled an sauntert through |
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| Tam | squinted at the clock on the |
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| Tam | an Esther wur cousins. Leonar |
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| Tam | watched the the game, still t |
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| Tam | put his haun up but Mr. MacNe |
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| Tam | 's awready wirin intae his pla |
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| Tam | struggled wi the test. His sp |
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| Tam | reached the abandon’t stadi |
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| Tam | thooms, pansies, lavateria |
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| Tam | wis feart. He wis dumfoonert, |
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| Tam | looks at me an bows his heid, |
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| Tam | ’s awready wirin intae his p |
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| Tam | Bides Hame |
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| Tam | felt excited. He wis gaun gui |
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| Tam | sprinted awa. |
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| Tam | wis fair puffed oot when he r |
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NYTHIN else, ah shoutit "Hoi! | Tam | ! Whit's dreich mean?" in ma ( |
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ver City", "Rab C Nesbit" or " | Tam | Cowan", shuid pit a tick in t |
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' | Tam | , I knew yer aunt I'm no borin |
| Central - LAL | reading exercise oan Burns' ' | Tam | O'Shanter' here: https://t.co |
| Central - LAL | Test yer knowledge o Burns' ' | Tam | O'Shanter' and 'Holy Willie's |
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d. An yer Leonard's brither, ' | Tam | , weel, Tam teuk care o me." H |
| Central - LAL | e yins, mind. They can watch ' | Tam | O'Shanter' on #Vimeo https:// |
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pass the time, when General ' | Tam | Dalyell o the Binns |
| Central - LAL | an 'Holy Willie's Prayer' an ' | Tam | O'Shanter' at https://t.co/UH |
| Central - LAL | e a look at this animation o ' | Tam | O'Shanter'. If ye're nae a fe |
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n Navy. Ere's mony statues o' | Tam | aroond Chile, a big ane in Sa |
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liga on the setterday nicht. ( | Tam | chappin his fingers noo an ag |
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s uniform and big TOS bonnet ( | Tam | o Shanter) he really lookit t |
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la bulldozer. 'Ay, you an aa, | Tam | . Fit wid yer granfaither thin |
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icitor-General o aw Scotland, | Tam | Maitland o Dundrennan, didnae |
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k feigurs as Douglas Gifford, | Tam | Leonard an Roderick Lyall. No |
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For ye see, | Tam | wis an open-hairtit, generous |
| Central - GLA |
. Here, | Tam | is this the bloody swine yer |
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‘So, when wis this? Here, | Tam | , it’s bloody Wednesday the |
| Southern - SEA | urled intae the stratosphere, | Tam | ! |
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ear im an es pal fae Warnock, | Tam | Houston, wis oan it an it win |
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‘Nerves of steel, | Tam | ,’ snichered Katiebella. |
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is, ‘You, hidin behind him, | Tam | is it? You goat anythin fur m |
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t laid schemes o mice an men, | Tam | ,’ an picked up the walkie t |
| Southern - SWE | Heard great things aboot yon, | Tam | . Really beneficial tae sae mo |
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Come the morn, | Tam | awoke shivverin an shakkin, s |
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Hid wis a blink o time ago, | Tam | hid cheus left the school, |
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hey're no gonnae let this go, | Tam | . |
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y’re no gonnae let this go, | Tam | .’ |
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ae test o nerve. Nivver fear, | Tam | , we’ll be back for ye in th |
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watter, | Tam | o Shanter an aa that, an vamp |
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Tae his increased horrur, | Tam | heard a richt clatter o’ fi |
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THERE WERE THESE twa lads, | Tam | an Wullie, that bade in a vil |
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n they were gaan ti dae this, | Tam | , honest,’ he said. ‘But A |
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Forgettin whaur he wis, | Tam | leapt up in celebration. He c |
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e approach the Portland Arms, | Tam | an I. It’s just past hauf p |
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, we’re creatures ay habit, | Tam | and I, an wae names like Coyl |
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Stoically, | Tam | McGuffie sits back doun, |
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roun kyte shak lik a trimmlin- | tam | . |
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e fleer wid be laid (sunday). | Tam | hid a look |
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he wid certainly be speired. | Tam | therefore continued tae keep |
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lenfiddich wae watter fur me. | Tam | ’s usual is a hauf pint ay T |
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ore packing it intae ma pipe. | Tam | sits quietly staring oot the |
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view, comparin it wi French. | Tam | an Anne Reid fae Cullerlie Fe |
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in offys aisement in Airmagh. | Tam | Hanney is tha Sudrèn Claught |
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Post Office fur his pension. | Tam | rolls the jack up the green a |
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Cam the Jock Dow's set repon. | Tam | Davidson, three quarts bleezi |
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e patrons throughout the bar. | Tam | goes tae the bar tae order oo |
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, alang wi his co-editor, Dr. | Tam | Hubbard, haes produced whit, |
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she hid Ronald Bricky wi her. | Tam | turned roon an asks Ronald. " |
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ff, but the men were fleeter. | Tam | flung himsel roond Rab's legs |
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n roon the block a few times. | Tam | 's bought bits tae sell aff aw |
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n ma seat when ah get tae it. | Tam | an I ayeways sit here when we |
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even realise ah’ve sais it. | Tam | smirks an ambles oer tae the |
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f the fence as it slams shut. | Tam | sits bolt upright, listenin i |
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Robert Burns: | Tam | O'Shanter, Daith an Doctor Ho |
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Lik''a | Tam | ca't on a wal'; |
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Titanic | Tam | mindit wi a |
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Bi which heroic | Tam | wis able |
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By which heroic | Tam | was able |
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ope wae the money ah’d gied | Tam | ’s there, sittin oan tap ay |
| Central - LAL | scribes thon big rascal cried | Tam | o Shanter - she tauld thee w |
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ou hame last nicht?' he asked | Tam | . " Eh weell dinna really ken, |
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"That's hid!" roared | Tam | . "He's fur the pot! Ah'll thr |
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'But, m'Lord,' persisted | Tam | , 'a Glesca defence lawyer wid |
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"Ach!" said | Tam | . "A've been haein bother doon |
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'Blast!' said | Tam | . 'Ma rational brain cannae e' |
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e your affair, ma lass,' said | Tam | . 'Juist you cairry on daein a |
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e heared o Esther Gibson. Did | Tam | Gourley no mention me?" |
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, that disnae soond awfu guid | Tam | . Hiv ye been tae see yer doct |
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Old | Tam | the Rhymer stumbles out As th |
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er Megan wis chattin tae Auld | Tam | at the coonter. Yince she clo |
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d atween twa tenants. An auld | Tam | Mathie had only a yeat o his |
| Doric - DOR | ae the boatmans shed fan auld | Tam | wis fer ever late tying up th |
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on in the efternuin gin auld | Tam | raise tae see him oot, an as |
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n tae the Muir Miln. For auld | Tam | Rowan the miller there tuik a |
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de wi her an her late husband | Tam | , tae record him for The Sang |
| Southern - SWE | d on #BLM Mony thanks SPL and | Tam | Clark. https://t.co/41shfzDeb |
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Monster's Comin tae Ellon and | Tam | . The hinnermaist kythes in th |
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‘Red Caird | Tam | ! He’s in here guys! Come oa |
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ll need tae open the windae | Tam | . It’s howlin in here, son. |
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ar ither than in the line fae | Tam | Samson's ‘Elegy’: ‘And |
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he ring tryin tae recover fae | Tam | 's KO biow. Big Kenzie is stan |
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ll, it warmed oor hairts, Tae | Tam | an' staff wi' wish ye luck, |
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So Bert geed tae | Tam | 's sweetie shop. He spent aa o |
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Sheu's mairried tae | Tam | o Shanter - |
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He poored a big bacardi tae | Tam | an een tae himsel, washed it |
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use sometimes e wid run intae | Tam | Houston's faither an Mr Houst |
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‘Right, you.’ ah sais tae | Tam | , ‘oan yer feet. That’s en |
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Sae aff they set tae | Tam | an Jock |
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I maun be | Tam | . They come suddent in the nic |
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s bar ah’m pleased tae see | Tam | awready there at the wee bar |
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things.’ Rarely dae ye see | Tam | O’Henry so morose an dour. |
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Wee | Tam | the Bam, the bookie’s runne |
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'Michty me," cricd Wee | Tam | , 'cin ye no keep awa face the |
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same withoot him. His pal Wee | Tam | went aboot like a bairn that |
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r a bet wuid lift his pal Wee | Tam | , six feet an fowerteen stone, |
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a Scottish sodjer should. The | Tam | o Shanter on his heed and Dou |
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leuk at this passage fae the | Tam | O'Shanter, that, gey typical |
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as a leeterary feegur wi the | Tam | O'Shanter he haed ti pit up w |
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wi his wife Merro, an peedie | Tam | as weel, |
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No spen it lake | Tam | -fools. |
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e huv it. . . Fur Christ-sake | Tam | , ye must’ve known he’d be |
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s worth mare tae a man like | Tam | than money. Efter a point, it |
| Central - LAL | @standupfarmer Like | Tam | o'Shanter's wife - Getherin |
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kyard. (Tho this pert is like | Tam | o' Shanter, Hogg's wark is ge |
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w prayin, een the pagans like | Tam | an atheists like Frank, that |
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r, whiles duller... jist like | Tam | had tellt him. 'Oh help, whit |
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Uncle | Tam | haed strunt weel aheid an was |
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Uncle | Tam | sayed tae redd-up the gear an |
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Uncle | Tam | was truithfae in heez lavin-t |
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oond jist afore seiven, Uncle | Tam | disnae hing aboot an |
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l lik tae gang as weel. Uncle | Tam | |
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in oorsels up the hull. Uncle | Tam | was weel forrit whan oo taen |
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an fecht on. Uncle | Tam | was at the tap whan oo war sp |
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hmagandie,” explained Uncle | Tam | . |
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back!” sayed Uncle | Tam | joco-lik. |
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It leuks sair!” sayed Uncle | Tam | . |
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egaither fine,” sayed Uncle | Tam | . |
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und an a hauf,” sayed Uncle | Tam | . |
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banes brukken,” sayed Uncle | Tam | . |
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r no needin,” sayed Uncle | Tam | . |
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up,” sayed Uncle | Tam | . |
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mooths percht,” sayed Uncle | Tam | . |
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ferox troot,” sayed Uncle | Tam | wi a smirk on heez dial. |
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oor tea, an Uncle | Tam | will maistlik hae summit in h |
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ower tae whaur Uncle | Tam | was haen a sate, an sat doon |
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iter tae the caur whaur Uncle | Tam | was |
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able whan A was telt at Uncle | Tam | was gaun fushin |
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“A’ll spier it Uncle | Tam | , heez makin ower the noo!” |
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“Uncle | Tam | ’s gaun on! Oo best dae the |
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in guid-wife o the kenspeckle | Tam | O' Shanter. A think Burns his |
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l get rid ay this in nae time | Tam | , this gear’s flyin oot the |
| Ulster - GUL | @HurchinHome You cannae bate | Tam | ! I'm fand o MacDiarmid's "Sau |
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are. ‘Ur ye sure yer awrite | Tam | ? You’ve no been yersel the |
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Big | Tam | an Mac an me |
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Big | Tam | jist laughed an stamped his f |
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Big | Tam | wis there an’ Hughie too, |
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other or mebbe peels frae Big | Tam | Laggeran, the Mr Fixit o Meik |
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Jist has tae be Big | Tam | . |
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is cowpit on its side, wi Big | Tam | Laggeran, the dealer, sprauch |
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nds, meanin I should tell Big | Tam | whaur we were an whit we were |
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t won the first game when Big | Tam | Davison, the polisman walked |
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ver their verdict. Eck is Big | Tam | 's best mate. Big bruiser ae a |
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brak free, but no afore young | Tam | Finlay o Southfield gieq it a |
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Aye? That's it though | Tam | , ye never mean tae but ye sti |
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‘Aye? That’s it though | Tam | , ye never mean tae but ye sti |
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orge Mackay Brown, an read bi | Tam | Fleming. Merch |
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ynd richt, hei wis falloet bi | Tam | Aitkin, frae Horseliehill fer |
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"Hi | Tam | " shouts Exchie, "Heid him aaf |
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hey tell me he’s gey sib wi | Tam | Samson, Gavin Trimmle, the Pa |
| Central - DUN |
in. A'd gone up Glen Doll wi | Tam | Walker an Doad Anderson, guid |
| Central - GLA |
Gaein doon the watter wi | Tam | 's uncle Frank |
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rie forby. The saicont wes wi | Tam | Scott, whause remerks on the |
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musardrie, at he co-editit wi | Tam | Hubbard. It wes reviewed in L |
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rebuilt wi | Tam | 's Forest Quarry stane, |
| Central - GLA |
hen ah’m meetin ma auld pal | Tam | O’Henry - wan ay the only |
| Central - AYR |
ill in guid hert, tho General | Tam | Dalyell o the Binns, wis gare |
| Central - LAL |
perate that the great General | Tam | Dayell himsel left his base i |
| Central - DUN |
k a deep braith. 'Calm yersel | Tam | ,' he said in his heid, 'Jist |
| Central - GLA |
wan fae the frame in the hall | Tam | broke. John’s Stephanie an |
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rnin the gas oan low, ah tell | Tam | tae keep an eye oan it an lea |
| Doric - MNA |
aboot thi affair, caad, "Aul | Tam | Simson." Weel, aat's thi tail |
| Central - LAL |
Passin the time o day wi aul | Tam | Bain |
| Central - SEC |
an | Tam | 's in an awfie-like state. |
| Ulster - EUL |
An | Tam | yin in his richt. |
| Central - DUN |
ir bridie but it's no bad' an | Tam | said naethin for a meenit. Th |
| Doric - ABN |
n aa aboot it, an the vet, an | Tam | Webster, an Stan Miller, an A |
| Ulster - EUL |
ntrie tae tend tae yer da. An | Tam | , God test his saul. I leukt e |
| Doric - DOR |
aboot ten o clock. Ronald an | Tam | were haein a news aboot fit h |
| Central - SEC |
Meanwhilst. Davie an | Tam | had gone intae the Commercial |
| Central - GLA |
ay the couch draped oer me an | Tam | ’s seat’s empty, the plate |
| Ulster - BUL |
Mag an | Tam | |
| Central - SWE |
whan | Tam | Reid telt Davy Hume |
| Central - WCE |
bus drives by wi young Jim an | Tam | , |
| Central - LAL |
Peter an | Tam | both stopped the struggle whe |
| Southern - SWE | @writersurreal Thanks a wheen | Tam | |
| Central - DUN |
Then | Tam | steppt forrit an squattit dou |
| Central - GLA |
, bein | Tam | takes wan, nae bother. |
| Doric - DOR | Fits the goalie deein | Tam | |
| Doric - ABN |
for't," lamented Jeems. "Gin | Tam | Reid hid been here the day, h |
| Central - GLA |
an came up the road, bringin | Tam | wae me, wae the promise ay gi |
| Central - GLA |
an came up the road, bringin | Tam | wae me, wae the promise ay gi |
| Central - GLA |
n the middle it goes, smashin | Tam | ’s bool wae a glancing blow, |
| Central - GLA |
‘Ye never sais anythin | Tam | . . . still, it’s no the end |
| Central - GLA |
ncredible tales ae Big fuckin | Tam | ' |
| Southern - SEA |
RUMBLIN | TAM | |
| Central - SEC |
"Hou've ye been keepin | Tam | ?" he speirt, "A hivnae seen y |
| Central - AYR |
as a carousin story teller in | Tam | o Shanter! |
| Central - LAL | lykayscot Tint: a verb, as in | Tam | o Shanter - Boris Johnson ha |
| Ulster - GUL |
Marie Buntin | Tam | Hanney |
| Southern - SWE | zyk @lingoflamingo1 Weel duin | Tam | , braw wirds ser! |
| Central - GLA |
ops. Eck winks at us, n him n | Tam | start talkin aboot an elder l |
| Central - DUN |
no ti mention | Tam | o Shanter |
| Central - DUN |
vver drappit. Normally Thrawn | Tam | , a strang, wee, wiry fellae f |
| Central - LAL |
Whan Burns screived o | Tam | o Shanter ‘Croonin ower som |
| Central - LAL | tch this braw wee animation o | Tam | O'Shanter here: https://t.co/ |
| Central - LAL | learn an watch an animation o | Tam | O'Shanter: https://t.co/ybQx0 |
| Central - GLA |
Or ma name's no | Tam | ." |
| Orkney - ORK |
Noo | Tam | wis reckoned clean anof tae g |
| Central - GLA |
“Don’t act aw naïve noo | Tam | ,” he sais, addin the hunner |
| Central - AYR |
et Watson, the only dochter o | Tam | Watson in Newtonheid, a fine |
| Central - WCE |
Cream Cookie'. The'r echoes o | Tam | Leonard in the pattrent wurds |
| Central - AYR |
mornin tae me learnin bits o | Tam | o' Shanter tae win a certific |
| Southern - WCE |
'in thaim on tae the mercat o | Tam | 's mishanter. |
| Central - LAL | A wee bit o | Tam | o Shanter ?? #cdpsdg7 https:/ |
| Central - GLA |
. That's how ah need tae help | Tam | . He might no be the finest ex |
| Central - GLA |
That’s how ah need tae help | Tam | . He might no be the finest ex |
| Central - LAL |
Remember | Tam | o'Shanter's mare. |
| Ulster - PUL |
it on his heid. T'wus brither | Tam | wha fun him, liein fornenst t |
| Southern - SWE | and @Historic_Ally Nae bother | Tam | . Let me ken if ye want ocht f |
| Central - LAL |
s like glaikit Dodsie, tinker | Tam | , wee Mary an daft Annie warna |
| Central - LAL |
, agane ages wi masel, tinker | Tam | , glaiket Dodsie an wee Mary m |
| Doric - DOR |
Timmer | Tam | thocht for a meenit, an said. |
| Doric - DOR |
Timmer | Tam | , Aiberdeen Angus, an Jonsar E |
| Doric - DOR |
Timmer | Tam | wis a wee bit late this nicht |
| Doric - DOR |
fleer". Timmer | Tam | shook his heid. "Na na lad I |
| Doric - DOR |
hae tae wait". Timmer | Tam | looked Ronald up an doon an, |
| Doric - DOR |
bell rung. Timmer | Tam | smiled, he kent fine that he |
| Doric - DOR |
weekend" declared Timmer | Tam | . |
| Doric - DOR |
tae mak metters worse Timmer | Tam | jist |
| Doric - DOR |
the weekend came roon Timmer | Tam | gaed doon tae see Ronald an H |
| Doric - DOR |
in it wis decided that Timmer | Tam | , Aiberdeen Angus, an Jonsar |
| Central - WCE |
aw’ bolted an chased efter | Tam | . |
| Central - SEC |
Bampôt a has-been? Nae mair | Tam | the Bam? |
| Central - LAL | ractive reading exercises fir | Tam | O'Shanter an Holy Willie's Pr |
| Orkney - ORK |
y and football. Still Game or | Tam | Cowan’s On the Ball/Off the |
| Central - SEC |
irth, subjects, a bride: Poor | Tam | had a history. |
| Southern - SEA |
wrocht it Mulsintoun fur | Tam | Scott. Is ae matter o fack Gl |
| Central - GLA |
contempt in me again — fur | Tam | initially, fur breakin the bl |
| Central - GLA |
heme years ago n his big brur | Tam | is the tap man. Obviously, Ta |
| Central - SEC |
ye... dae'n braw. Och there's | Tam | ... I'll tell Betsy ye were as |
| Central - GLA |
ay expletives fae ahent me as | Tam | stoats his knee aff the wee t |
| Central - WCE |
but thir thrie CDs feinishes | Tam | Fleming's readin o aw the fow |
| Central - LAL | @tambrogan7074 It does | Tam | .. Ye get carried away wi yers |
| Central - GLA |
e left - a corrie fister, is | Tam | - an it comes swingin in per |
| Doric - DOR |
an says."Weel it's like this | Tam | we are deein up |
| Central - SEC |
The baurman, wha's name wis | Tam | sklentit taeward the wag o th |
| Central - DUN |
kt ower tae the ba; There wis | Tam | , his best freen, wi his airm |
| Doric - DOR |
"? Ronald asks | Tam | . "Gran min affa gran", |
| Central - SEC |
ly to Dunfermline town, Tells | Tam | his poetry |
| Central - GLA |
"Cos | Tam | told us obviously' |
| Central - SEC |
There sits | Tam | , a broken hert, Whaur yince w |
| Doric - DOR |
says | Tam | lookin for mair. Ronald tells |
| Central - SEC |
"Ay." says | Tam | , " It's a lady doctor A've go |
| Central - GLA |
ter that kerry oan. Where’s | Tam | went tae fur them, the Wellpa |
| Central - SEC |
wi ilkane wird, shae swang at | Tam | ’s wi hir poke bot he manish |
| Central - WCE |
he BBC's dwab insistence that | Tam | Cowan an the occasional wird |
| Doric - DOR |
Ronald began tae realize that | Tam | wis a wee bittie thirsty. "Fi |
| Central - GLA |
isnae seem like long ago that | Tam | an I grafted in there, back i |
| Central - DUN |
is bed. Sae it cam aboot that | Tam | an Wullie stumbled oot o the |
| Central - GLA |
‘Sorry aboot aw that | Tam | , it’s no your fault bother |
| Doric - DOR |
o lager. "Did you enjoy that | Tam | "? Ronald asks Tam. "Gran min |
| Central - GLA |
ays, just thought ah’d meet | Tam | fur a wee gemme the day, bein |
| Central - GLA |
d awready arranged tae meet | Tam | doon there at three o’cloac |
| Orkney - ORK |
ed doon tae the shore and met | Tam | an Lee on the wey. We swam in |
| Orkney - ORK |
ked doon tae the shore an met | Tam | an Lee on the wey. We swam in |
| Central - WCE |
e richt speed, an luckt up et | Tam | . |
| Central - GLA |
ubject. ‘Eh, ur you awright | Tam | ? Ye seem a bit eh. . . oot ay |
| Central - DUN |
Bit | Tam | wis fired up wi whisky an did |
| Central - GLA |
‘Never bloody mind it | Tam | ! Ah’ll get it. Just away in |
| Ulster - EUL |
Lang-wundit | Tam | wus on tha phone, |
| Central - GLA |
rsel, eh? Just bloody take it | Tam | !’ |
| Central - SEC |
Weel, Jeanie mairnt | Tam | an' she gied up the guttin' t |
| Central - LAL | But whit does she think aboot | Tam | re-signing? ??. ??????????. ? |
| Central - GLA |
Thinkin aboot | Tam | back then — the cheeky wee |
| Central - GLA |
k wan. They cannae know aboot | Tam | yet, an they’ll no find oot |
| Central - SEC |
But | Tam | the Rhymer felt instead Aesth |
| Orkney - ORK |
But | Tam | he wis a different case, he w |
| Central - SEC |
d had covered this steid, But | Tam | discovered it: |
| Central - GLA |
k. Alec politely declines but | Tam | , bein Tam takes wan, nae both |
| Central - GLA |
.’ he sais, smirkin. ‘You | Tam | , ur ye?’ |
| Central - GLA |
'Naw | Tam | , naw. Ah never meant it' |
| Central - GLA |
‘Naw | Tam | , naw. Ah never meant it.’ |
| Central - DUN |
e, wi the exception o the lay | Tam | Dalyell, wha in true Scottish |
| Central - GLA |
ye mean? Naw ah’m no bloody | Tam | . Here, Tam is this the bloody |
| Doric - DOR |
t and bunnet in tae the yirdy | tam | . I wis fair dumfoonered. That |
| Ulster - SUL |
och away on wi ye! Yer hardly | Tam | O Shanter!" "I'm no," says I |
| Central - GLA |
nae gie that yin enough welly | Tam | .’ Noo it should be said, th |
| Central - GLA |
'Aye, but they're only | Tam | 's age. These ir right elder c |
| Central - LAL | Learn tae recite Burns | Tam | OShanter. Braw CLPL opportu |
| Central - GLA |
his, it’s Mr. O’Henry – | Tam | . He, eh, *cough* he just pass |
| Central - GLA |
‘ | Tam | ! Doon here! It’s me, Arthur |
| Central - GLA |
ah peer through an shout, ‘ | Tam | ! Open the bloody door, it’s |
| Central - WCE |
decade: ‘Right Royal’, ‘ | Tam | o’Shanter’s Tryst’ an |
| Central - LAL |
o’ Shanter’: ‘ | Tam | had got planted unco right, F |
| Central - LAL |
nary; the convivial ane in ‘ | Tam | o’ Shanter’: ‘Tam had g |
| Central - LAL |
ntoosh braws, tae Burns’ ‘ | Tam | o’ Shanter’, wi its narra |
| Central - GLA |
ot hingin aboot roon here!’ | Tam | ’s rantin an ravin, wavin ab |
| Central - GLA |
away hauf the bloody time.’ | Tam | nods in agreement. |
| Central - GLA |
treets like maist ay them.’ | Tam | sais, attemptin tae sound sin |
| Central - GLA |
loack. ‘Leave that oan.’ | Tam | sais, ‘See whit he wants fi |
| Central - GLA |
ye. Ah’m no answerin it.’ | Tam | sais, grabbin ma airm, haudin |
| Central - GLA |
sort ay money lyin aboot.’ | Tam | sais. |
| Central - GLA |
bastarn thing right away.’ | Tam | sais, dejectedly. |
| Central - GLA |
wantin a cup ay tea made?’ | Tam | shouts through fae the kitche |
| Central - GLA |
wan, the wan wae the eye?’ | Tam | sais. |
| Central - GLA |
e his joab he wis startin?’ | Tam | sais as ah kneel doon tae tak |
| Central - GLA |
e mean that, whit ye sais?’ | Tam | sais, fae the livin room. |
| Central - GLA |
an auld cunt, an fur whit?’ | Tam | and Alec look at me expectant |
| Central - GLA |
k aboot here tae, ye know?’ | Tam | chimes in. |