Creature Comfort

[sanderson08]

sorry i,m back again stuck on one more answer please
sounds like a small scottish rodent . 5 letters
could the answer possibly be moose . which is how scots might pronounce mouse
thank you all once again for all your help

[aelmpvw]

sounds good to me

[quinie]

Hi,sanderson08,I've answered this twice already but perhaps you're just making sure.I'm Scottish and assure you mouse is pronunced moose by some of us lolI

[sanderson08]

thank you quinie sorry i did.nt know you were scotch . must have forgot i.d asked for the answer to this one . so treble thanks for all your help

[quinie]

Glad to help-esp in anything Scottish.By the way,sanderson08,I am Scottish- scotch is whisky.Hope you don't mind me correcting you-a very common mistake lol

[sandyRoe]

North of the border do they still sing of a moose loose aboot the hoose?

[Wharton]

^If ye're lucky enough tae huv a hoose :-)

[sanderson08]

i don.t mind at all you correcting me quinie
special thanks to all who have helped me with this quiz
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[quinie]

Hi,sandyRoe,Iwas thinking about that when I answered sanderson08.Another daft saying was "Robert the Bruce crackit a loose at the back o' his mither's henhoose"-told you it was daft! Know that one,Wharton?

[Wharton]

I can't say that I have quinie, is it a Doric thing? One from the Glasgow playground -
Pat and Mick went up a stick and couldnae get doon fur skelfs.
My apologies to Pat & Mick and all the English on here who can't understand any of this :-)

[quinie]

Yes,one of the daft Doric sayings.Liked your Glasgow one.