Comments on: Och, ye cannae come in the noo, hen http://www.whoopdedoo.net/2009/09/och-ye-cannae-come-in-the-noo-hen Obviously Incorrect Thu, 03 Jun 2010 12:32:25 +0100 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.9.2 hourly 1 By: Has the Sun set on new Labour? – Scottish Roundup http://www.whoopdedoo.net/2009/09/och-ye-cannae-come-in-the-noo-hen#comment-431 Has the Sun set on new Labour? – Scottish Roundup Sun, 04 Oct 2009 12:33:54 +0000 http://www.whoopdedoo.net/?p=206#comment-431 [...] Sarah at Whoopdedoo has an amusing take on the Daily Mail story about the English showing passports at Scottish airports – it just had me howling out loud. [...] […] Sarah at Whoopdedoo has an amusing take on the Daily Mail story about the English showing passports at Scottish airports – it just had me howling out loud. […]

]]> By: Sarah http://www.whoopdedoo.net/2009/09/och-ye-cannae-come-in-the-noo-hen#comment-428 Sarah Tue, 29 Sep 2009 13:48:08 +0000 http://www.whoopdedoo.net/?p=206#comment-428 Well, me too, but it was meant to be a deeply insightful comment on Sophie Ellis Bextor and her terrible singing. Only you have completely ruined my whole hastily ranted-out sentence by pointing out that I didn't write what I meant to. Which was that "awwwnsah" and "dancer" don't rhyme. (I would use the IPA, but I'm actively in counselling and group therapy to try and forget it.) Luckily, "Sarah" continues to rhyme with "idiot". Well, me too, but it was meant to be a deeply insightful comment on Sophie Ellis Bextor and her terrible singing. Only you have completely ruined my whole hastily ranted-out sentence by pointing out that I didn’t write what I meant to. Which was that “awwwnsah” and “dancer” don’t rhyme. (I would use the IPA, but I’m actively in counselling and group therapy to try and forget it.)

Luckily, “Sarah” continues to rhyme with “idiot”.

]]> By: Rory http://www.whoopdedoo.net/2009/09/och-ye-cannae-come-in-the-noo-hen#comment-426 Rory Sun, 27 Sep 2009 19:33:10 +0000 http://www.whoopdedoo.net/?p=206#comment-426 Wait, how do you say 'answer' and 'dancer' then? I say both with the good old Scottish front vowel [a], they seem to rhyme... Wait, how do you say ‘answer’ and ‘dancer’ then? I say both with the good old Scottish front vowel [a], they seem to rhyme…

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