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By *sprey6 OP Man
over a year ago
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Hi all. I am visiting Aviemore for a cpl of weeks work, and I think I have dropped into a swinging void!
Can anyone offer any advice? I have come from a swinging hotbed in sout wales!
I am gutted cause all the Scotish ladies I have met in the past have been amazing!
PLEASE HELP LoL!!! |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"Sorry if i offended anybody. That really wasnt my objective. If i have offended, i really apologise x"
You may simply have picked the wrong time of the year to visit Aviemore.
It has its moments when there's snow on the tops and some people's definition of apres-ski doesn't always involve copious quantities of alcohol and paracetamol. |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"The initial consonant of the English words Celt and Celtic can be realised either as /k/ or /s/ (that is, either hard or soft ‹c›), both variants being recognized as "correct" in prescriptive usage by modern dictionaries."
There's no question the word CAN be pronounced both ways but the only common usage of the soft c is in Celtic the football club (unless anyone can think of any others) such as Celtic strips, Celtic tickets.
The hard c, pronounced as K is the norm for use in things like Celtic music, Celtic history and so on.
The thread title is Celtic friends and that'd be a hard c Keltic - unless it was about people you were friendly with through a mutual love of the team which plays home games in the Parkhead area of the city.
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""The initial consonant of the English words Celt and Celtic can be realised either as /k/ or /s/ (that is, either hard or soft ‹c›), both variants being recognized as "correct" in prescriptive usage by modern dictionaries."
There's no question the word CAN be pronounced both ways but the only common usage of the soft c is in Celtic the football club (unless anyone can think of any others) such as Celtic strips, Celtic tickets.
The hard c, pronounced as K is the norm for use in things like Celtic music, Celtic history and so on.
The thread title is Celtic friends and that'd be a hard c Keltic - unless it was about people you were friendly with through a mutual love of the team which plays home games in the Parkhead area of the city.
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failing that go for hun pmsl   |
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