Reply to: WWSYD?

[mudskipper]

Almost. I was going for "like a little girl". I was surprised to find it was "Sooty/Suity" that some people had trouble with; I thought that was a direct homophone in both accents, and if anything it'd be "wood/would" that non-Scots would have more trouble with.

Although wood is pronounced differently north/south of the border, I think both sides pronounce wood the same way as would.

Suit and soot however are different. North of the border, both sound much the same. In the south of England, soot is pronounced with a similar vowel sound to how should is pronounced, whereas suit is more similar to the Scots pronounciation.

[darmstadt]

WWSYD?

You really need to check out this page for further examples, both male and female

[eek]

Of course it isn't. How do you think AssGuru got his name? Where is the ball of scrumminess these days. He is still practicing?

Hello mf I claim my £10 pounds

[Mich the Tester]

WWSYD?

[speling bee]

Of course it isn't. How do you think AssGuru got his name? Where is the ball of scrumminess these days. He is still practicing?

Still in business, it seems.

Urban Dictionary: assguru

[Judge Fred]

Its not a CUK record though

Of course it isn't. How do you think AssGuru got his name? Where is the ball of scrumminess these days. He is still practicing?

[SimonMac]

From sooty to anal fisting in 13 posts. That's pretty impressive.

Its not a CUK record though

[Gentile]

Makes no sense that way? What the hell is a suity?

I had my phone upside down and assumed it meant 'Young girls like hard hands up their backsides'. You dirty minx!

OK, this is proving to be an expectedly revealing and disturbing insight into the CUK psyche.

[doodab]

Makes no sense that way? What the hell is a suity?

I had my phone upside down and assumed it meant 'Young girls like hard hands up their backsides'. You dirty minx!

From sooty to anal fisting in 13 posts. That's pretty impressive.

[Judge Fred]

Nope, even trying with a Scottish accent: Sooty plank baby like princess!

Makes no sense that way? What the hell is a suity?

I had my phone upside down and assumed it meant 'Young girls like hard hands up their backsides'. You dirty minx!

[Gentile]

I took it as 'girl' rather than fairy.

No idea about sooty though - what could it possibly mean?

Almost. I was going for "like a little girl". I was surprised to find it was "Sooty/Suity" that some people had trouble with; I thought that was a direct homophone in both accents, and if anything it'd be "wood/would" that non-Scots would have more trouble with.

[d000hg]

Yeah "crying like a fairy" is a new one on me

[mudskipper]

wood cry

a fairy

More than that I dare not go

I took it as 'girl' rather than fairy.

No idea about sooty though - what could it possibly mean?

[darmstadt]

wood cry

a fairy

More than that I dare not go

Cheers, now I get it

[OwlHoot]

Nope, even trying with a Scottish accent: Sooty plank baby like princess!

wood cry

a fairy

More than that I dare not go