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No, sorry, translation needed.
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This may help...
http://www.theanswerb...s/Question579460.html |
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I'm sure it's funny but can't understand glaswegian!
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Hole Doll (holdall). Nat King Cole.
A pretty woman in Scotland is often called a doll. A large bag in Glasgow is sometime called a holdall. |
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Haha!!! XD
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One Scot asks "Furry boots?"
The other replies "Dundee" |
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"Any chance of getting ma hole, doll?"
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Teacher : "Jimmy, use the word 'meringue' in a sentence"
Jimmy : "All weegies are amazeballs, or a meringue ?" |
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One of my colleagues says 'want your holdall?' a lot and it has mr mac in stitches every time :)
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Like the joke sunny-dave: Man walks into a cake shop and says "is that a doughnut or a meringue?" "You're right" says the assistant "it's a doughnut."
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If it was a typical Glasgow establishment I think the normal reply would have been 'yes'.
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