Jings...

Well… just as oor wullie would say, Jings :slight_smile:

As in…

jings
A scottish slang exclamation. Same use as words like “cripes” or “—sakes”. Also used to swear by.

???

Well that’s how Id use it. :sunglasses:

Or is it the famous Chinese restaurant in Milwaukee? :mrgreen:

You been stuck between the molecules or summit?

Howdy, Split!

Sounds like some kind of Crocodile Dundee thingy… :slight_smile:

Regards. :sunglasses:

Famous words from the Glebe Street studio more like!

Jings, crivens, help ma boab :laughing:

Yep! :mrgreen:
Cheers Robin

Hi there John… was thinking about you not so long ago and wondering how you were, strong silent type that you are
Nice to read you, :smiley:

just thought I’d pop me heed in for a shufty :slight_smile:

Keep shuftying :slight_smile:

Just so busy these daze :frowning:

Jings. A scottish slang exclamation. Same use as words like “cripes” or “—sakes”. Also used to swear by. By jings! :smiley: Also used to express surprise. :open_mouth:

Howdy, stranger!

:sunglasses:

It gives me the boak.

Is that like “up yer kilt”? :wink: :laughing:

Is that like “up yer kilt”? :wink: :laughing:
Or spewing your haggis? :blush:

Spewing! Like when you see Madonna trying to be sexy.

What’s your fan club member number? :mrgreen:

I diny ken

Me neither,but not knowing has its advantages sometimes. :sunglasses: Then again I hae me doots :confused:

Me great grandad ran a liqour store in Edinburgh around the 1890’s, so there’s some tartan in me blood. Dane too.

that’s a pure stoter (more of a weegie phrase)