A mob of bunnies with replacement wooden legs with knives, in their thirst for revenge, hop about on the bed of Sally which is covered in a quilt decorated with cute bunnies. One grips the rabbit foot that hangs about her neck in his paw.

Scottish Word: Guid.

Tags: bedroom, charm, child, quilt, rabbit foot, rabbits, talisman

“Aye, so yer granny thoucht this wid bring ye guid luck ah’n mak ye happy! Well she thoucht wrong. It’s a lang wanchancy nicht fur you Sally!” Translate: guid: good. “Really, your granny thought this would … Continue reading Guid. →

bedroom, charm, child, quilt, rabbit foot, rabbits, talisman

Women's questions no man can answer correctly - ever.

Scottish Word: Baith.

Tags: charm, girls, judge, judgement, man, question, women

“Baith.” Translate: baith: both. “Both of you equally.” For some questions every answer is wrong. The Scottish Word: baith with its definition and its meaning illustrated and captioned with the word used in context in the … Continue reading Baith. →

charm, girls, judge, judgement, man, question, women