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📈 Chart 13SE21
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"Yella' oan blue is such a bonnie contrest dornt ye thinks? Och hoo Ahh looves tae nibble oan a growin' Buy Cycle! Th' longer it lasts, th' bigger mah stack grows! But min' ye, jist a nibble, an' ne'er oan an up-day. ("Ahh dornt want tae waste me coppers!)"
🎵 "Yella' oan blue, heartache oan heartache, Yella' oan blue, noo 'att we ur ben. Yella' oan blue, heartache oan heartache, ain...Ahh fin' Ahh cannae...git ower losin' ye!"🎵🎵 😄 -Keptin
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Disclaimer: "Ahh'm nae a fockin' precioos metals advisur, nur do Ahh wants ta be! Ahh'm jist a dedicated stacker in search o' hoddin silvers™ an' adventure! (Anyain who says otherwise is likely ta git rin- thru!) - Joshua Gavin Slane
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Pictographic Patterns an' sae forth:
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References: - Pictures from: www.freeimages.com, www.pexels.com, pixabay.com, steemit.com, British Royal Mint 1/10 oz sovereign coin, JMBullion, "Blue on Blue"- Bobby Vinton, Wikipedia an’ www.google.com/maps. Data loosely interpretted froms th' sources, an' sometimes finely crafted reit from th' author's extensiff personal experience an' such.
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a scuttle (six)
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bloody nora (bad luck)
bludy heel (bloody hell)
brine (sea)
caller (fresh)
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cheil (man)
coorie (hurry)
dae (do)
dobber (bastard)
doon (down)
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een (eyes)
enaw (enough)
feit (feet)
fin'
follaw (follow)
fower (four)
frenk (Frank)
fur (for)
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gang (go)
glaikit (stupid)
hain (hand)
haur (here)
heel (hell)
hiner (hope)
hodden (common, inexpensive)
hoo (how)
isnae (is not)
jawbox (sink)
ken (know)
laddie (boy)
lassie (girl)
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spyug (bird)
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ur (or)
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ye (you)