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26th February 04, 03:30 AM
#9
Hoot Mon
 Originally Posted by Robbie
"Hoots Mon" doesn't really mean anything - tne nearest approximation would possibly be "Hey there".
It's actually a slightly derogatory expression much used by non-Scots when attempting to be "funny" in conversation with Scots, so I suspect he was assuming your attire indicated you were Scottish.
Hi Robbie
A long, long time since we've exchanged a word. Good to see you here.
We on the wrong side of the border (!) believe 'hoots man' means 'listen up' or 'shut up and listen to me'.
Al
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