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    **** Shutes and thunder boxes.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Gulliver View Post
    Looking back through the older posts I missed which is always more entertaining.



    As regards the latter chaps well I always kept on good terms with those lovely persons,simply to avoid any dirty thumbprints on the side of my soup bowl or other unspeakable additions to my plate of faggots,pommes de terres duchesse and peas.
    Technically speaking a Teauchter is the old Lowland Scots name for any Gaelic speaking Scot, who were mainly from the northern highlands of Scotland. Highlanders called the Lowland Scots Sassenachs,
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    #33 The Bosun wasn’t called Murdo McLeod was he . Have sailed with three of them and knew of six. I really believed
    that there was only people called Murdo McLeod who lived on Stornaway. Have never heard of a Smith or a Brown from there. Never even heard of one called Jock, so definitely a surname of Strap would not even appear funny. Agree they were all good seamen and never sailed with any lawyers from there. A lot of them were married and their wife’s were very avid Kirk goers in a lot of cases. Know this because some of them used to complain to me where their allotments were going into the offering box. Cheers JS.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Gulliver View Post
    Looking back through the older posts I missed which is always more entertaining.



    As regards the latter chaps well I always kept on good terms with those lovely persons,simply to avoid any dirty thumbprints on the side of my soup bowl or other unspeakable additions to my plate of faggots,pommes de terres duchesse and peas.
    Well Gulliver consider your self lucky with the soup bowl.
    You could well have been given been soup and wondered what it was now?
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