The addition of the non-existant "wee" is especially humorous, especially considering the Scottish jokes often aimed at you and the fact that Willy on the Simpsons always says "wee". nt

The addition of the non-existant "wee" is especially humorous, especially considering the Scottish jokes often aimed at you and the fact that Willy on the Simpsons always says "wee". nt:
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Posted by Imbrogno on July 15, 2000 at 17:17:20:

In Reply to: I went onto irc 2 seconds after posting this and said i misspelt it, so shut it! posted by Graham on July 15, 2000 at 09:17:14:

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> > I'm the king of the castle
> > Your a dirty wee rascle.
> >

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Non existant eh? So why does everyone say it..(and jewelled is spelt JEWELLED not jeweled you bloody foreign sons of devils{or fathers}) Graham 09:07:42 7/16/2000 (3)
- And it's "SPELLED" not "SPELT" N/T Klaak 12:43:08 7/16/2000 (1)
  - I was going to say that too, but then I looked it up and it actually is a word, though I figure it's some throwback that only the Scottish use :) nt Imbrogno 12:52:04 7/16/2000 (0)
- If "everybody" says that the word "wee" is in that part of that song, "everybody" is wrong you Scottish bag-pipe playing sheep shagger. nt Imbrogno 10:33:12 7/16/2000 (0)

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