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"There's neigh need for it..."

This post that is, but what the hey.

One quick things before I splurt. Is that the correct spelling of "neigh" as in how the Scot's say it?

I just got back from a week away with the missus doing a round trip and seeing family and stuff. Started off with me going down to London on Saturday to suprise her on her birthday and then taking her back to Cambridge the next day so she could meet my Dad. The next day we headed up to Dumfries to stay with my sister and her fella, (could be engaged as we speak. They're off on holiday and he's asking on the plane).
We stayed at their house until Saturday and got up to the usual type of stuff. Nothing tourist-like due to the pishing rain, but she went out with my sister for a girls night on Friday. They both got drunk and came home in VERY high spirits. It is apparently very funny that my sister tried to open the door with a key when it was already unlocked.

On the Saturday at a reasonable hour we made our way to Preston to stay with my other sister, her husband and sprat.
We had a very nice meal cooked by my sis and then played some poker in the evening, which I totally womped them all at. We only stayed the one night there and then the next day, (today), made our way back to Brighton via Cambridge and London once more.

She has now met all my immediate family and hasn't been scared off. My sister told me to marry her and I hyperventolated, so all-in-all it's been an interesting week.

I've driven a lot and am very-very tired, so I don't care about any spelling mistakes in this pile of drivel, but the person to find the most wins, um...something.

This post that is, but what the hey.

One quick things before I splurt. Is that the correct spelling of "neigh" as in how the Scot's say it?

I just got back from a week away with the missus doing a round trip and seeing family and stuff. Started off with me going down to London on Saturday to suprise her on her birthday and then taking her back to Cambridge the next day so she could meet my Dad. The next day we headed up to Dumfries to stay with my sister and her fella, (could be engaged as we speak. They're off on holiday and he's asking on the plane).
We stayed at their house until Saturday and got up to the usual type of stuff. Nothing tourist-like due to the pishing rain, but she went out with my sister for a girls night on Friday. They both got drunk and came home in VERY high spirits. It is apparently very funny that my sister tried to open the door with a key when it was already unlocked.

On the Saturday at a reasonable hour we made our way to Preston to stay with my other sister, her husband and sprat.
We had a very nice meal cooked by my sis and then played some poker in the evening, which I totally womped them all at. We only stayed the one night there and then the next day, (today), made our way back to Brighton via Cambridge and London once more.

She has now met all my immediate family and hasn't been scared off. My sister told me to marry her and I hyperventolated, so all-in-all it's been an interesting week.

I've driven a lot and am very-very tired, so I don't care about any spelling mistakes in this pile of drivel, but the person to find the most wins, um...something.

English_Bloke wrote:
> One quick thing before I splurt.

Is it really ~that~ boring that you have to amuse yourself during the build up?

Plus it's spelt 'nay', you've just said 'Hi' to loads of horses...

nay
nae

maybe

erm...nae usually

phi11ip wrote:
> Plus it's spelt 'nay', you've just said 'Hi' to loads of horses...

Heh, it could be the tiredness, but I found that pretty funny.

rah wrote:
> erm...nae usually

u rnt on msn

rah wrote:
> erm...nae usually

Noted. Ta.

English_Bloke wrote:
> but the person to find the most wins, um...something.

A night with Lori?

Nay, I'd say.
As in old opposite to yay.

Okay?
Mmmkay?
Wahey?
Gayby?

NAE

Edit: Yer nae use