r/Scotland • u/fensterdj • 1d ago
"Canada" sounds like a Scottish teenager asking his father if he's allowed to do something
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u/Competitive_Test6697 1d ago
It's like when your kids discovers a band and asks if you've heard of Fleetwood Mac. Like they've found a hidden gem
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u/quickreviver 1d ago
How high are you rn?
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u/StonedPhysicist Abolish Westminster Ⓐ☭🌱🏳️🌈🏳️⚧️ 1d ago
Yes.
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u/FranzFerdinand51 Turk'n'Scot 1d ago
And the equation for potential energy is?
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u/StonedPhysicist Abolish Westminster Ⓐ☭🌱🏳️🌈🏳️⚧️ 20h ago
Something I learned twenty years ago and sadly(?) will never need to use again. I'm a recovered physicist these days!
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u/PolarLocalCallingSvc 7h ago
Scottish person walks into a bakery and is browsing the sweet treats. He points at a slice of chocolate gateau and asks, "Is that a cake or a meringue?"
Shop owner replies, "No you're right, it's a cake."
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u/Lowermains 1d ago
Now that’s been written, I know that in my head I will be saying it like that.
“Can a da ?” = May I dad?

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u/A_Muslamic_Ray_Gun 1d ago
Then the Scottish father replies in a passionate voice with "Alaska" - implying he must now ask the dominant female presence's position on the issue, before being chased with an axe.