The bonny pony from near Glasgoo
Aye, she kinna take much moo.
If she dinna pluck her auld eye broos
She’d look aboot like a highland coo.
Cheerioo, suvodeb
thank you for taking time to share the proper dialectical expression, but this is CO, and we pretty much will go for a good 4-line rhyme over properness..
Aye, lassie; I unnerstand all the wee ditty except the last word . . . Highland coo?
If take much moo= take much more; then Highland coo= Highland core? Nay . . . and I have a bit o’ Scots blood runnin’ through me veins, too . . . not tae be confuse with Scotch blood, which I may have had a time or tae, also, in me younger days.
(please consider this as a corollary to the dialogue from the 1920s novel and 1940s film Treasure/ Sierra Madre… approximately “badges??? We don’ need no stinkin’ BADGES….”; which an article in Wikip. states, is inaccurate in re. the original novel)
” ‘KNEES’ “????? WE don’ need no stinkin’ KNEES!!!!111!!!!”
Wee, shaggy, ‘tudinous beastie,
We hae for ye an oaten feastie
Thou need na luik sae stinkin’ feisty
As if for battle!
I wad be laith ere to mistake thee,
For Hielan’ cattle!
Will CO accept my Scottish dialect suggestion?
The bonny pony fae near Glasgee
Aye, she kannae take much mare.
If she dinnae pluck her auld eye broos
She’d look aboot like a highland coo.
thank you for taking time to share the proper dialectical expression, but this is CO, and we pretty much will go for a good 4-line rhyme over properness..
Aye, laddie; Ai dinna unnerstand the wee ditty!!!!
But it’s surely, dialogue from Scottie/ ST !!! As soon as evahr
ya hear “she cannae take na’ moahr….”
Aye, lassie; I unnerstand all the wee ditty except the last word . . . Highland coo?
If take much moo= take much more; then Highland coo= Highland core? Nay . . . and I have a bit o’ Scots blood runnin’ through me veins, too . . . not tae be confuse with Scotch blood, which I may have had a time or tae, also, in me younger days.
Heeland coo=Highland cow. They look like Neanderthal coos, er, cows.
Thanks, Meliss, me lass . . . they do have that “out of the mists of time” air about them.
A Highland Coo fer ye.
*squueeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee*
He/ she’ s so marvelously shaggy
and sssssssoooooooooo cuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuute !!!
It’s Emo Cow —
(or perhaps Emo Bull; I’m not motivated to analyze the bits & pieces) !!!!
They be big auld horns, no?
cute bangs on that one!
Aye, thank ye! Who knew there were shaggy coos?
STUBBY LAIGS ALERT!!!11!!!!
also
OMGPONIESZ!!!!111!!!!
He looks like me the morning.
Made me think of this story:
‘Sausage-pony’ prompts 999 calls
http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/uk_news/england/hampshire/7939187.stm
LOL!
me too!
But, where are his knees?!
(please consider this as a corollary to the dialogue from the 1920s novel and 1940s film Treasure/ Sierra Madre… approximately “badges??? We don’ need no stinkin’ BADGES….”; which an article in Wikip. states, is inaccurate in re. the original novel)
” ‘KNEES’ “????? WE don’ need no stinkin’ KNEES!!!!111!!!!”
See, I always hear that line as done in Blazing Saddles…..
TINEEEE PONEEEEEE!
Yet another place in the world where I would be unable to stop prancing around, singing the My Little Pony themesong.
Och, the wee shaggy oatmeal-eater!
Ack, the twee Scottish poetry attempt!
It Burns, it Burns!
*golf clap*
*golf clap* x 2
Three *golf claps* a charm! Yah clever bonnie lass!
Mmmmmmffffffhghghghdfhaaaagh
SO SHAGGY
Wee, shaggy, ‘tudinous beastie,
We hae for ye an oaten feastie
Thou need na luik sae stinkin’ feisty
As if for battle!
I wad be laith ere to mistake thee,
For Hielan’ cattle!
*wipes eye, raises glass of Scotch*
A nice single malt. My favorite is Oban.
I’ll take mine neat, thanks….
You kilt me with that one, lassie.
Irish horses, however, are a different matter.
I will add my response, to Gigi’s:
(with the additional observation, however, that
the Irish pony in question is actually quite a lovely fellow/ “lil’ lady” …..)
8) 8)
WOW….
I definitely saw rainbows and glitter just blowing out of that pony video and all over my desk.
I’m not going to be able to sleep after that chuckle.
Flip I love that show. lol!
Lol! That’s a lovely horse, Dougal, but first: just play the fe-in’ note!
Your ditty is brilliant
Nice goooin’ lad.
I thought what a pretty horse! Then I started scrolling down and started cracking up.
Pony: too cute. You guys: too funny.
Must have wee pony.
OMG, that messy mane! Someone call Rarity!
That’s what I call a Shetland PUNY.
The city’s pretty gritty for an itty bitty pretty … pony
paraphrased from the Flight of the Conchords appearance on The Simpsons
He is really sweet! Enjoyed spending a little time with him. Beautiful markings. Looks happy. Thanks so much for sharing him!
Its like…a welsh corgi pony!