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To: jbIII who wrote (7856)11/20/1998 11:11:00 AM
From: MrsNose  Respond to of 62552
 
This may have been through here before, but here goes:
"There's nary an animal alive that can outrun a greased Scotsman"

- Willie (the Simpsons)
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> It has come to our attention that a few copies of the Glasgow
> Edition of Windows 98 may have accidentally been shipped outside
> Glasgow. If you have one of the Glasgow Ned editions you may need
> some help understanding the commands. The Glasgow Ned edition may be
> recognised by looking at the opening screen. It reads WINDAES 98
> with a background picture of a Buckfast bottle superimposed on a
> Clydebank flag. It is shipped with a Buckfast screen saver.
>
> Also note:
> The Recycle Bin is labelled Bog
> Dialup Networking is called Ma Mates
> Control Panel is known as How Tae Fuck Aboot Wi The Settins
> Hard Drive is referred to as Big Disk
> Floppies are Them Wee Plastic Fuckers.
> And instead of an error message, you get a windae covered with an
> empty Buckfast bottle.
>
> Other features:
> OK = its aww-right
> cancel = fuck off
> reset = whit yoo aw aboot
> yes =aye
> no = nay fuckin' chance
> find = get it yer fuckin' sel'
> go to = orr therr
> help = ah cannae dae it
> stop = gie's fuckin peace
> start = fuckin' move
> settings = settins
> programs = stuff at does stuff
> documents = ma shit
> Also note that Windaes 98 does not recognise capital letters or
> punctuation marks.
>
> Some programs that are exclusive to WINDAES 98:
> tiperiter = a word processor
> cullerin book = a graphics program
> addin mershene = calculator
> scratch paper = notepad (usually unused)
> sounds = CD player
> porn = Microsoft Internet Explorer
> pikchers = a graphics viewer
> dole money = M/S accounting software
> Sellik = a spreadsheet of Celtic F.C.'s recent scores
> Bevvy = local off-licences by area code and price of Tennent's
> Super cuzzins = family history (usually 14-year-old mother's name
> and a short list of possible fathers)
> tax records = usually an empty file
> Kappa tracksuit inventory (usually 3 meg file)
> doactir = vetrinarians by post code
>
> We regret any inconvenience it may have cause if you received a
> copy of the Glasgow edition. You may return it to Microsoft for a
> replacement version.