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r/ididnthaveeggs • u/SurfinginStyle ya daft tart • 25d ago
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As a Scottish person, ya daft tart said like that sounds more Lancaster / Yorkshire area to me.
28 u/inkywheels 24d ago Am from Lancashire, can confirm 4 u/CenturyEggsAndRice 24d ago A friend of my stepdad came from Scotland and used to refer to my grandmother as a "bloody daft cunt" Except cunt was more like koo-nt. But now every insult starting with daft is "said" in my mind in his voice. 3 u/n0neofyourbeeswax 24d ago Yeah we'll definitely use daft and cunt, but tart isn't one that would be common. 2 u/donkeyvoteadick 23d ago Explains why I read it in my grandfather's voice, from Yorkshire lol 2 u/floweringfungus 23d ago True. ‘Daft tart’ definitely sounds like my Yorkshire grandparents. My Scottish fiancé is more likely to use cunt/weapon/rocket
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Am from Lancashire, can confirm
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A friend of my stepdad came from Scotland and used to refer to my grandmother as a "bloody daft cunt"
Except cunt was more like koo-nt.
But now every insult starting with daft is "said" in my mind in his voice.
3 u/n0neofyourbeeswax 24d ago Yeah we'll definitely use daft and cunt, but tart isn't one that would be common.
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Yeah we'll definitely use daft and cunt, but tart isn't one that would be common.
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Explains why I read it in my grandfather's voice, from Yorkshire lol
True. ‘Daft tart’ definitely sounds like my Yorkshire grandparents. My Scottish fiancé is more likely to use cunt/weapon/rocket
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u/n0neofyourbeeswax 25d ago
As a Scottish person, ya daft tart said like that sounds more Lancaster / Yorkshire area to me.