Naw - just used by the heathens of the south. ;-)
Posh name is morning roll. Hence rowie.
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Names for parts of a house
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Some cookbooks call them 'buttery rowies'.
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"Wee chuckies" are small stones,
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Not small piles of vomit then?
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No, but both may be found in flower beds on Sunday mornings.
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That would be a wee boak or boke :-)
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Reminds me of a story a bass guitarist told me about E Clapton esq. Otherwise known as God..
Apparently he and another guitarist were at an airport with eric, who was pissed as a rat, or something and he threw up on the guitarist's faux tiger skin boots...
Vomiting became known a 'putting the stripes on the tiger' or just 'striping the tiger'...
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I'm sure wee chuckies was a game we used to play with stones many years ago. Bit hazy on quite why though. i suppose the stones we used were shaped a little like egs. Brian
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Cement ? or the sand for cement?
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Huh?
(not sure which post you are replying to, but it was not mine!)