hullo loons frae Scotland

**cessna152towser** · 14th May 07, 09:35 AM

tae a Loon frae north o' Bonnie Dundee frae a Callant frae sooth o' Auld Reekie.

**cavscout** · 14th May 07, 09:37 AM

Welcome to the neighborhood

**JimB** · 14th May 07, 09:38 AM

Welcome from the valley of the Great Salt Lake!

Are you near to Eassie or Forfar?

**highlander_Daz** · 14th May 07, 09:39 AM

Hoo ye aw daen am frae north east Scotland bit born 40miles west o Peterheed,am wullin tae help onibidi oniwi a kin jist ask.

how are you doing i am from north East Scotland born 40 miles west of Peterhead , I am willing to help anybody any way that I can just ask.

**Dreadbelly** · 14th May 07, 09:42 AM

Sadly, I can understand and hear every word being said.

No clue how I picked up on this ability.

Starting to creep in to how I talk.

**starbkjrus** · 14th May 07, 09:46 AM

Originally Posted by Dreadbelly

Sadly, I can understand and hear every word being said.

No clue how I picked up on this ability.

Starting to creep in to how I talk.

Me too Dread. A bit scary, huh?

And

from Northern Virginia, USA

**highlander_Daz** · 14th May 07, 09:47 AM

Not been the Bloo toon for years !

**Tartan Hiker** · 14th May 07, 10:02 AM

Elcomway to X-Marksay!

See? I can do it, too!!!

**TheSp8** · 14th May 07, 10:28 AM

Welcome BigJock. Any Southern speaker should be able to understand Scots. I spell the words differently when I spell like I talk but it works out about the same.

YMOS,
Tony