scumbags

Feb 05, 2022 Last reply: 4 years ago 30 Replies

Matches and accelerant. Progress, innit? Bear in mind that the inhabitants of that fair city have become used to playing the victim card and it's always someone else to blame.

It's an affectation from Jimbo's time on the Amateur Radio group...

easy... they trash what is not theirs ...

heard it on the air from European stations many times...many times many many many times.....I didn't make it up

For example I live in the near of Glasgow...not in it

More simply expressed as "I live near Glasgow", Shirley?

Yes but it's a calque of the German "In der Nähe von...", which you will sometimes hear from the minority of German radio amateurs whose English is not perfect.

And an excellent word it is, too. It's very rarely heard outwith Scotland - or indeed, furth (sic) of the country.

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