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Oh I see. ( I haven't left yet you daft sod) Just wait until I get back.............you'll get yours mate.

Numpty From the Urban Dictionary

Scottish usage:

a) Someone who (sometimes unwittingly) by speech or action demonstrates a lack of knowledge or misconception of a particular subject or situation to the amusement of others.

b) A good humoured admonition, a term of endearment

c) A reckless, absent minded or unwise person

a) "No. That wisnae wit she meant, ya big numpty!"

b) i.e. "Silly billy", "You big dafty"

c) "That numpty's driving with no lights on!"

2. numpty

A person who never has or never will have a f*ing clue what he is doing

It was meant in B

scotty wrote:It was meant in B

I'm still gonna get ya.

Do we have jelly filled numptys, chocolate ones, or just the pasty white ones in the plaid wrapper?

I have a bit of maintenance and work to do around the place as always

Leave something for me to do!! I can't spend all my time up there just a'drinkin'..............

ozover50 wrote:

I have a bit of maintenance and work to do around the place as always

Leave something for me to do!! I can't spend all my time up there just a'drinkin'..............

I think Brian has something in mind for you, Aitch. Better bring your gas mask.

Har!!

I think swimming trunks or scuba gear might be the order of the day!

ozover50 wrote:Har!!

I think swimming trunks or scuba gear might be the order of the day!

I'm back.

Aitch I replaced the dock on Saturday so guess what..............that's one task that is off the list. Now let me see.............the outhouse does need to be removed and re-cribbed. Even though it's only used in emergencies, as Jeff suggests I'll bring the gas mask along for you. What's that you would have rather built the dock? Too late!

A big thanks to the teamwork of Scott and Mike who have kept this section "humming" along very nicely. Keep up the great works guys.

Welcome back lardass!

scotty wrote:Welcome back lardass!

I presume that's Scottish for laird of the bog or some other warm term of endearment my flatulent friend.

winston wrote:

scotty wrote:Welcome back lardass!

I presume that's Scottish for laird of the bog or some other warm term of endearment my flatulent friend.

Why certainly Sire.

Welcome back indeed, can I get some sleep now?

I've actually removed an outhouse once before, Brian. Back when I was jackerooing in 1970 we removed a dunny adjacent to one of the shearing sheds.......... with explosives and a bulldozer!!

Worked well and we didn't have any arguments from the king browns (snakes, that is..) and redbacks.........

Could you please repeat that last post in English, please.

Thanks

ozover50 wrote:I've actually removed an outhouse once before, Brian. Back when I was jackerooing in 1970 we removed a dunny adjacent to one of the shearing sheds.......... with explosives and a bulldozer!!

Worked well and we didn't have any arguments from the king browns (snakes, that is..) and redbacks.........

I just new that somewhere in that quiet demeanor of yours there was a mean streak. Explosives and a bulldozer? Isn't that a bit overboard Aitch? It's kind of like shooting a 105 mm Howitzer at a duck or a pheasant.