Scottish Sarcasm

[maggiebee]

If you know you know.

Aye right

 

Aye Cheers

 

Aye, so he will

 

Aye, aye OK

 

Go on, take a guess at what they mean.

[sandyRoe]

1. You may believe that, but 1000s wouldne.

3. No he won't 

4 you're an eejit and not worth arguing with

[maggiebee]

Very good try Sandy.

[youngmafbog]

Sounds like someone has offered a wee pint of heavy.

[ToraToraTora]

aye right = Right oh!

[THECORBYLOON]

"Right oh!" sounds like an enthusiastic acceptance of what has been said whereas, "Aye, right" is the complete opposite.

[douglas9401]

What is the difference between Scottish heavy and wee heavy?

Scottish Ales were traditionally brewed in Scotland and were either “light” (under 3.5% ABV), “heavy” (between 3.5 and 4% ABV), “export” (between 4 and 5.5% ABV), or “wee heavy” (over 6% ABV).

 

Happy to help. x

[wolf63]

Douglas, so that means that you can go on a Wee Heavy Bevvy?

[douglas9401]

Not if you value your brain cells. 😬

[Old_Geezer]

That's ok. The weak ones get culled making you smarter.

If you don't believe me go out for a session and see how smarter you get as the night goes on.

[Peter Pedant]

TTT BA

I was gonna some of this is TTT-speak norrrrrth of the  borrrder

[sandyRoe]

What's 2?

[maggiebee]

Aye right  =  I don't believe you

Aye cheers  =  Thanks for nothing

Aye, so he will  =  I doubt he will complete that task

Aya, aye OK  =  I'll to it but I'm not happy

[maggiebee]

"do it"  duh.

[Khandro]

The only Scottish I know is, "Look oot the windy" 

[ynnafymmi]

Up here in Aberdeen the usual greeting to someone is-"Fit like the day chiel,hoo ye deeing".Explain that one if you can?

[TheWinner]

2nd half =how are you doing?

any idea about yorkshire dialect?  p.s. its not rude, "c(o)ck-bod?

[TheWinner]

missed it before being deleted. 

[DTCwordfan]

I didn't even know that our delightful friends and community from north of the border could even be considered as sarcastic.

[New Judge]

"Scottish Ales were traditionally brewed in Scotland and were either “light” (under 3.5% ABV), “heavy” (between 3.5 and 4% ABV), “export” (between 4 and 5.5% ABV), or “wee heavy” (over 6% ABV)."

So that would be 60/-. 70/-, 80/- and 90/- duggie?