REAL stumper... Argyll Buttons

[OC Richard]

It obviously meant something to someone once, else it wouldn't have been used.

It's a puzzler because most of the words don't appear in my Gaelic dictionary.

There are only so many possibilites: either the words are rare or archaic, or have been garbled/misspelt.

I myself like learning and scholarship and the finding out about the origin and meaning of things. I know that's not everyone's cup of tea.

[CopperNGold]

It obviously meant something to someone once, else it wouldn't have been used.

It's a puzzler because most of the words don't appear in my Gaelic dictionary.

There are only so many possibilites: either the words are rare or archaic, or have been garbled/misspelt.

I like learning and scholarship and the finding out about the origin and meaning of things. I know that's not everyone's cup of tea.

I also like learning and scholarship, as evidenced by my degrees and my work as a researcher, but I also like humor and recognize it when I see it!

Cheers,

Jocelyn

[thescot]

I hope the whole thing is not some secretive, subversive, subliminal message that is telling us, "buy more kilts; buy more hose; buy more. . . ."

It may be working.

[sydnie7]

I'm in search of a set that translates. . .






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