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meant to say yogi - found a copy of ooor willie>?????? the broons???? in school - omg didn't understand bits of it

 I can imagine. I’ll be your official translator if need be 

 thank you Yogi it fascinated me - kept going back for another look and it was in cartoon form as well

 Yes, both The Broons and Oor Wullie started off as cartoon pages in a Sunday Newspaper called The Sunday Post 

Used to read them as a kid in my Uncles Sunday Post...and always got the annual...Browns one year and Wullie the next😂

wow  only recently heard of them

I used to read Oor Wullie when i was a kid

Always seemed to be a copy of the paper hanging around Aunts and Uncles houses

 I’m guessing you’re far enough north to get The Sunday Post 

yes didn't reach me in Manchester

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meant to say yogi - found a copy of ooor willie>?????? the broons???? in school - omg didn't understand bits of it

 I can imagine. I’ll be your official translator if need be 

 thank you Yogi it fascinated me - kept going back for another look and it was in cartoon form as well

 Yes, both The Broons and Oor Wullie started off as cartoon pages in a Sunday Newspaper called The Sunday Post 

Used to read them as a kid in my Uncles Sunday Post...and always got the annual...Browns one year and Wullie the next😂

wow  only recently heard of them

I used to read Oor Wullie when i was a kid

Always seemed to be a copy of the paper hanging around Aunts and Uncles houses

 I’m guessing you’re far enough north to get The Sunday Post 

Come to think of it i've never seen that paper for years

How we had copies years back is beyond me

Ok - tis a mission to find that paper !!

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Oh fgs they are now saying that corona virus may be transported in air con .....

who has aircon though especially this time of year perhaps in the hot countries but the demographic is very wide - grasping at straws comes to mind

Hospitals do Ros ....so do public places ....any air con/heating 

yes did say  about my post up there somewhere

Sorry , I missed it Ros 

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meant to say yogi - found a copy of ooor willie>?????? the broons???? in school - omg didn't understand bits of it

 I can imagine. I’ll be your official translator if need be 

 thank you Yogi it fascinated me - kept going back for another look and it was in cartoon form as well

 Yes, both The Broons and Oor Wullie started off as cartoon pages in a Sunday Newspaper called The Sunday Post 

Used to read them as a kid in my Uncles Sunday Post...and always got the annual...Browns one year and Wullie the next😂

I still insist on getting The Broons for Christmas. 

I bought one the year before last...prefer the Broons to Wullie😂

Me too but hubby sometimes buys me Oor Wullie if there isn’t a Broons book 

There is no Scottish on that side of the family but my uncle read the Post and my auntie always got The Peoples Friend

My nana got The People’s Friend

beautiful countryside

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meant to say yogi - found a copy of ooor willie>?????? the broons???? in school - omg didn't understand bits of it

 I can imagine. I’ll be your official translator if need be 

 thank you Yogi it fascinated me - kept going back for another look and it was in cartoon form as well

 Yes, both The Broons and Oor Wullie started off as cartoon pages in a Sunday Newspaper called The Sunday Post 

Used to read them as a kid in my Uncles Sunday Post...and always got the annual...Browns one year and Wullie the next😂

wow  only recently heard of them

I used to read Oor Wullie when i was a kid

Always seemed to be a copy of the paper hanging around Aunts and Uncles houses

 I’m guessing you’re far enough north to get The Sunday Post 

Come to think of it i've never seen that paper for years

How we had copies years back is beyond me

Ok - tis a mission to find that paper !!

 It’s still being published 

Rocking Ros Rose posted:

beautiful countryside

Yes, lovely 

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meant to say yogi - found a copy of ooor willie>?????? the broons???? in school - omg didn't understand bits of it

 I can imagine. I’ll be your official translator if need be 

 thank you Yogi it fascinated me - kept going back for another look and it was in cartoon form as well

 Yes, both The Broons and Oor Wullie started off as cartoon pages in a Sunday Newspaper called The Sunday Post 

Used to read them as a kid in my Uncles Sunday Post...and always got the annual...Browns one year and Wullie the next😂

I still insist on getting The Broons for Christmas. 

I bought one the year before last...prefer the Broons to Wullie😂

Me too but hubby sometimes buys me Oor Wullie if there isn’t a Broons book 

There is no Scottish on that side of the family but my uncle read the Post and my auntie always got The Peoples Friend

My nana got The People’s Friend

My mum got that too 

 looks so peaceful

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meant to say yogi - found a copy of ooor willie>?????? the broons???? in school - omg didn't understand bits of it

 I can imagine. I’ll be your official translator if need be 

 thank you Yogi it fascinated me - kept going back for another look and it was in cartoon form as well

 Yes, both The Broons and Oor Wullie started off as cartoon pages in a Sunday Newspaper called The Sunday Post 

Used to read them as a kid in my Uncles Sunday Post...and always got the annual...Browns one year and Wullie the next😂

wow  only recently heard of them

I used to read Oor Wullie when i was a kid

Always seemed to be a copy of the paper hanging around Aunts and Uncles houses

 I’m guessing you’re far enough north to get The Sunday Post 

yes didn't reach me in Manchester

Aww 

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meant to say yogi - found a copy of ooor willie>?????? the broons???? in school - omg didn't understand bits of it

 I can imagine. I’ll be your official translator if need be 

 thank you Yogi it fascinated me - kept going back for another look and it was in cartoon form as well

 Yes, both The Broons and Oor Wullie started off as cartoon pages in a Sunday Newspaper called The Sunday Post 

Used to read them as a kid in my Uncles Sunday Post...and always got the annual...Browns one year and Wullie the next😂

I still insist on getting The Broons for Christmas. 

I bought one the year before last...prefer the Broons to Wullie😂

Me too but hubby sometimes buys me Oor Wullie if there isn’t a Broons book 

There is no Scottish on that side of the family but my uncle read the Post and my auntie always got The Peoples Friend

My nana got The People’s Friend

And Titbits....he had that too😂

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beautiful countryside

Yes , must be quite relaxing too

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meant to say yogi - found a copy of ooor willie>?????? the broons???? in school - omg didn't understand bits of it

 I can imagine. I’ll be your official translator if need be 

 thank you Yogi it fascinated me - kept going back for another look and it was in cartoon form as well

 Yes, both The Broons and Oor Wullie started off as cartoon pages in a Sunday Newspaper called The Sunday Post 

Used to read them as a kid in my Uncles Sunday Post...and always got the annual...Browns one year and Wullie the next😂

I still insist on getting The Broons for Christmas. 

I bought one the year before last...prefer the Broons to Wullie😂

Me too but hubby sometimes buys me Oor Wullie if there isn’t a Broons book 

There is no Scottish on that side of the family but my uncle read the Post and my auntie always got The Peoples Friend

My nana got The People’s Friend

My mum got that too 

😀 I think it’s still published 

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meant to say yogi - found a copy of ooor willie>?????? the broons???? in school - omg didn't understand bits of it

 I can imagine. I’ll be your official translator if need be 

 thank you Yogi it fascinated me - kept going back for another look and it was in cartoon form as well

 Yes, both The Broons and Oor Wullie started off as cartoon pages in a Sunday Newspaper called The Sunday Post 

Used to read them as a kid in my Uncles Sunday Post...and always got the annual...Browns one year and Wullie the next😂

wow  only recently heard of them

I used to read Oor Wullie when i was a kid

Always seemed to be a copy of the paper hanging around Aunts and Uncles houses

 I’m guessing you’re far enough north to get The Sunday Post 

yes didn't reach me in Manchester

Aww 

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meant to say yogi - found a copy of ooor willie>?????? the broons???? in school - omg didn't understand bits of it

 I can imagine. I’ll be your official translator if need be 

 thank you Yogi it fascinated me - kept going back for another look and it was in cartoon form as well

 Yes, both The Broons and Oor Wullie started off as cartoon pages in a Sunday Newspaper called The Sunday Post 

Used to read them as a kid in my Uncles Sunday Post...and always got the annual...Browns one year and Wullie the next😂

wow  only recently heard of them

I used to read Oor Wullie when i was a kid

Always seemed to be a copy of the paper hanging around Aunts and Uncles houses

 I’m guessing you’re far enough north to get The Sunday Post 

Come to think of it i've never seen that paper for years

How we had copies years back is beyond me

Ok - tis a mission to find that paper !!

 It’s still being published 

Goodness knows what Wullie is doing

He was confusing what people said and getting into scrapes because of it 25yrs ago

Toooo

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meant to say yogi - found a copy of ooor willie>?????? the broons???? in school - omg didn't understand bits of it

 I can imagine. I’ll be your official translator if need be 

 thank you Yogi it fascinated me - kept going back for another look and it was in cartoon form as well

 Yes, both The Broons and Oor Wullie started off as cartoon pages in a Sunday Newspaper called The Sunday Post 

Used to read them as a kid in my Uncles Sunday Post...and always got the annual...Browns one year and Wullie the next😂

wow  only recently heard of them

I used to read Oor Wullie when i was a kid

Always seemed to be a copy of the paper hanging around Aunts and Uncles houses

 I’m guessing you’re far enough north to get The Sunday Post 

Come to think of it i've never seen that paper for years

How we had copies years back is beyond me

Ok - tis a mission to find that paper !!

 It’s still being published 

Goodness knows what Wullie is doing

He was confusing what people said and getting into scrapes because of it 25yrs ago

He’s still doing the same 😄

They’ve really done a good job on these canals 

I’ve never been to Linlithgow 

Oh wow 

Ooh that's somewhere I'd like to visit 

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They’ve really done a good job on these canals 

 Yes

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I’ve never been to Linlithgow 

It’s quite a big castle 

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I’ve never been to Linlithgow 

There’s a lot of places I haven’t visited 

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Ooh that's somewhere I'd like to visit 

Me too .....I’ve been to Stirling castle 

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I’ve never been to Linlithgow 

There’s a lot of places I haven’t visited 

You and me both 

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I’ve never been to Linlithgow 

There’s a lot of places I haven’t visited 

You and me both 

Always upsetting to see a historic building in ruins

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Always upsetting to see a historic building i ruins

Yes, it is. 

I found out the other day that they botched Thomas Cromwells execution too 

Baz posted:

They’ve really done a good job on these canals 

fantastic

A burn is a stream 

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Always upsetting to see a historic building in ruins

Baz posted:

I found out the other day that they botched Thomas Cromwells execution too 

Another dodgy axe man? 

Baz posted:

I found out the other day that they botched Thomas Cromwells execution too 

Or was it deliberate?

Not got much sympathy for him

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Ooh that's somewhere I'd like to visit 

Me too .....I’ve been to Stirling castle 

Yes, been there too and Edinburgh but never heard of that one😱😃

There was a small coal bing near where my paternal grandparents lived. As kids, we played on it 

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I found out the other day that they botched Thomas Cromwells execution too 

Another dodgy axe man? 

Apparently yes I heard it in a discussion of Hillary Mantels new book  

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A burn is a stream 

thanks yogi