my ha'pny worth

Rory4711 · Post by **Rory4711** » Sat 01 May, 2010 18:03

Have just got, will be putting on soon:

HI0 FUD

Reason ? just, quite simply, because it makes me smile, on so many levels.

Post by **Robert T** » Sat 01 May, 2010 19:19

Is that for Hio, hio, it's off to work we go, or do you have a lot of Fear, Uncertainty and Doubt in your life?

Cheers R.

Rory4711 · Post by **Rory4711** » Sat 01 May, 2010 19:27

Heh, heh. Good, but no cigar. guess it's a a Scottish thing

Canman · Post by **Canman** » Sat 01 May, 2010 19:46

maybe similar to a Rotherham thing as i wanted R8 KJH . as we say R8 when we meet someone we know. common i agree

Or maybe i nowhere near whats going on north of the border.

Titan · Post by **Titan** » Sat 01 May, 2010 21:59

Methinks Rory may have to explain this to us "southerners"
H10 FUD ?

Fud is wot we eat
H2O FUD would = bread and water (well water and bread to be precise)
Or am I at risk of being totally thick? (as opposed to 99%)

Courageous · Post by **Courageous** » Sun 02 May, 2010 00:06

Its a deep fried mars bar Terry!

Rory4711 · Post by **Rory4711** » Sun 02 May, 2010 08:58

A fud is also the tufty bit ( etc ) of a bunny

Post by **Robert T** » Sun 02 May, 2010 09:03

Rory4711 wrote:A fud is also the tufty bit ( etc ) of a bunny

I thought that was a "scut", or am I thinking of the wrong tufty bit?

Do you deep fry it?

Cheers R.

Rory4711 · Post by **Rory4711** » Sun 02 May, 2010 09:07

errmm...think I'll hop off at this stage

Titan · Post by **Titan** » Sun 02 May, 2010 10:01

Bunnies on Mars?

I must be getting old but cannot see how H10 FUD = DFMB

BarneyBoko · Post by **BarneyBoko** » Sun 02 May, 2010 19:21

Yeah it looks like FUD is a Scottish thing, I know it and and love it dearly, oh the richness of the language.

Guest · Post by **Guest** » Sun 02 May, 2010 21:22

My daughters boyfriend is Scottish and she's just texted me with the meaning as he explained.... definitely a Scottish term !! and probably won't get explained on here I wouldn't think

I think she is shocked that her mother has asked her, judging by the answer, that's if we're on the same wavelength here

badboyblue · Post by **badboyblue** » Sun 02 May, 2010 22:04

I'd guess the second definition is the one in question.

http://www.urbandictionary.com/define.php?term=fud

Hard Top · Post by **Hard Top** » Sun 02 May, 2010 22:39

So this has nothing to do with the term 'fuddy-duddy'

HT

Rory4711 · Post by **Rory4711** » Mon 03 May, 2010 17:25

As an exiting post-script, I notice from recent press reports that there are moves afoot to re-introduce the wild beaver into Scotland.

make up your own stories ..........

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my ha'pny worth

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Hi0 Fud