jimmy
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| m642: i hated i hated | jimmy | saville because f643: [laugh] m608: |
| and it s [censored: forename] behind | jimmy | saville in the the finish |
| there s [censored: forename] [censored: surname] behind | jimmy | saville puttin on a face |
| eh there s me and | jimmy | saville running breast to breast |
| but i have watched m642: | jimmy | saville yeah f643: erm a |
| up to it i passed | jimmy | hunter pooin neeps in what |
| came from tollo croft where | jimmy | hunter s father had stayed |
| looking for a job in | jimmy | hunter s father s time |
| e barn ae mornin as | jimmy | hunter s father widda been |
| in the 1870s 80s by | jimmy | hunter s grandfather this grandfather |
| lodging house in aberdeen when | jimmy | hunter s grandfather was at |
| tollo who bought it later | jimmy | hunter was born in 1887 |
| it in twenty minutes but | jimmy | hunter who told me the |
| arch middleton remembers befriending jimmy | jimmy | also helped out in arbuthnott |
| and jimmy and jimmy and | jimmy | and i i moved out |
| come on jimmy come on | jimmy | and i m going fuck |
| jimmy m1022: and jimmy and | jimmy | and jimmy and i i |
| [laugh] f1018: jimmy m1022: and | jimmy | and jimmy and jimmy and |
| s morningside accent there jimmy | jimmy | can you give me a |
| m642: everybody shouting come on | jimmy | come on jimmy and i |
| half an ear cocked for | jimmy | dear couthy conscientious jimmy padding |
| smell that made jimmy hungry | jimmy | heard water running he picked |
| was a smell that made | jimmy | hungry jimmy heard water running |
| up let alone move jimmy | jimmy | j i i i m |
| and arch middleton remembers befriending | jimmy | jimmy also helped out in |
| john s morningside accent there | jimmy | jimmy can you give me |
| straighten up let alone move | jimmy | jimmy j i i i |
| shouting shouting f643: pride m608: | jimmy | jimmy [laugh] f643: [laugh] [laugh] |
| sometimes i say what aboot | jimmy | jimmy or anythin like that |
| normal glasgow chant to shout | jimmy | jimmy they could maybe have |
| shouting f643: pride m608: jimmy | jimmy | [laugh] f643: [laugh] [laugh] aye |
| m1020: and me [laugh] f1018: | jimmy | m1022: and jimmy and jimmy |
| i say what aboot jimmy | jimmy | or anythin like that but |
| for jimmy dear couthy conscientious | jimmy | padding along the corridor with |
| hi jimmy this and hi | jimmy | that m642: oh i ve |
| glasgow chant to shout jimmy | jimmy | they could maybe have been |
| jim f643: it s hi | jimmy | this and hi jimmy that |
| stroll on the pitch all | jimmy | had to do was he |
| pitch beyond lynching distance of | jimmy | not once however did hamblin |
| goals was enough to set | jimmy | stumbling up the pitch as |
| pitch chapter 2 changing room | jimmy | waited behind on the pitch |
| him had to join in | jimmy | knew gi joe s face |
| screeching down the field at | jimmy | later when gi joe tried |
| for me behind gi joe | jimmy | noticed mum s eyes widen |
| gi joe was level with | jimmy | on the sideline eyeballing him |
| you gi joe jabbed at | jimmy | with a squat index finger |
| mm f1018: doolally [inaudible] f1054: | jimmy | anything else for insane m1020: |
| edinburgh m1020: my name s | jimmy | [censored: surname] i was born in |
| there about it s loanheid | jimmy | isn t it loanheid m1020: |
| puddin club f1054: good good | jimmy | m1020: and er m1022: and |
| is it quite sing songy | jimmy | m1020: eh f1054: quite sing |
| the pudding club fae fae | jimmy | m1020: in the puddin club |
| baby m1022: bairn f1054: baby | jimmy | m1020: mm f1054: baby m1020: |
| f1054: what does clype mean | jimmy | m1020: tell tale f1054: good |
| would you define your accent | jimmy | m1020: well actually it has |
| it s all your fault | jimmy | not m1020: i won t |
| er m1019: [laugh] f1054: toilet | jimmy | toilet [laugh] m1020: the loo |
| pe block felt deserted as | jimmy | entered he allowed himself to |
| to fork out for another | jimmy | forced himself not to think |
| was too busy scowling at | jimmy | himself bloody cup lost on |
| himself on the scrapings of | jimmy | s tablet pot revolting had |
| don t start that again | jimmy | warned himself aloud but it |
| leaving a trail behind him | jimmy | began the long walk home |
| up is what i deserve | jimmy | locked the door behind him |
| the firmament of the kitchen | jimmy | just knew always had how |
| think he d been bubbling | jimmy | knew again without having to |
| smell the ritual never changed | jimmy | knew without turning to look |
| in the world who knew | jimmy | s secret liked it still |
| never m608: go on yersel | jimmy | m642: heard that f643: oh |
| say oh what aboot ken | jimmy | f1054: that s the same |
| that s a polite word | jimmy | [inaudible] not polite f1054: [laugh] |
| [laugh] f1054: two good ones | jimmy | yeah yeah that s great |
| beat a batter tablet which | jimmy | made every friday night was |
| friday favourite abba how could | jimmy | possibly dwell on the football |
| sport and as for music | jimmy | sighed it was friday night |
| a friday the penny s | jimmy | smith an mony mair stallholders |
| me i should have mentioned | jimmy | before he s the night |
| indecent haste na na reproved | jimmy | i m only the night |
| in the night i told | jimmy | my story giving him my |
| tho ken yon face wee | jimmy | ken him onywye jug lugs |
| my face totally aghast and | jimmy | s going of course because |
| approximate direction of my face | jimmy | tells me you attend the |
| i m er my name | jimmy | [censored: surname] i was born in |
| had my name and address | jimmy | had grassed or done his |
| turriff by the name o | jimmy | ogg at worked a bit |
| say yon loon s wee | jimmy | s grandson name o god |
| name was f810: [laugh] f809: | jimmy | thinks this about our party |
| of admiration and incomprehension sometimes | jimmy | even thought she looked upset |
| home not tonight stranger thought | jimmy | from the kitchen was the |
| squat index finger hamblin thought | jimmy | he s figured out some |
| you to torture me thought | jimmy | his heart beating unhealthily fast |
| could have been worse thought | jimmy | if it hadn t been |
| this porridge in front of | jimmy | as he came in m608: |
| wiz for it tomorrow when | jimmy | came back fae his nightshift |
| forty five or so thereabouts | jimmy | came in lugging a mattress |
| evacuees came to arbuthnott house | jimmy | jessie and williamina welsh they |
| kick it now kelly even | jimmy | couldn t ignore that voice |
| been hearing about you dunno | jimmy | repeated even more glumly looking |
| clods over his shoulders in | jimmy | s direction not even when |
| nights bearable even enjoyable sometimes | jimmy | sits on a chair he |
| noel was saying there and | jimmy | er they were one aboot |
| but er we er in | jimmy | s case i mean we |
| that s a good one | jimmy | yeah erm what about er |
| you a decent breakfast if | jimmy | comes home tell him i |
| up to me hurry flustered | jimmy | could barely tell one team |
| just wait till i tell | jimmy | tomorrow you re for it |
| afternoon aunt pol always made | jimmy | feel good for a while |
| m good amn t i | jimmy | would reply knowing that nothing |
| over spat his whistle at | jimmy | almost reluctantly he peeled back |
| on his leaving harrow och | jimmy | dae oor ears deceive us |
| he d aim for victor | jimmy | drew back his left foot |
| trousers and failing to so | jimmy | feeling the mass of his |
| annoying way of his whenever | jimmy | glanced up he was trawling |
| work of a genius but | jimmy | had to bite his tongue |
| whae rentit the big hoose | jimmy | likit his nip o whuskie |
| wally dugs miscellaneous epistle to | jimmy | mason on his leaving harrow |
| a think it wur an | jimmy | on wi his accordion an |
| the fug of deodorant catching | jimmy | s throat and irritating his |
| asked i was so enjoying | jimmy | s yarns and his relaxing |
| his mammy a year on | jimmy | still squirmed at the recollection |
| at the same table wi | jimmy | that wis his throu the |
| of like trying to get | jimmy | to say his piece and |
| when he tried to get | jimmy | to shift shaking his head |
| fermed widdies afore his laddie | jimmy | tuik it ower his dairy |
| cheer you up only when | jimmy | was struggling with his shoelaces |
| that she failed to clock | jimmy | wearing his football gear she |
| jotter and ball point that | jimmy | brings me i should have |
| according to mr scott yet | jimmy | comes to see me on |
| m definitely a potential millionaire | jimmy | has left me alone for |
| laddies sandy or dod or | jimmy | nooadays he caas me loon |
| get rid of me in | jimmy | s ambiguous phrase back to |
| they dun tae me okay | jimmy | says ra yella jaikit wi |
| at me through the ventilator | jimmy | says they have to stand |
| more horrible laughter coming what | jimmy | tells me is the girls |
| ever called him that never | jimmy | i m not too full |
| mains o kilrogie willie an | jimmy | peerie an wattie esson him |
| made him feel happy pity | jimmy | s gift had to be |
| way over the top grabbing | jimmy | s hands and birling him |
| there going yes yes so | jimmy | or whatever the guy s |
| this about our party and | jimmy | s going no i don |
| and i m going fuck | jimmy | what about [censored: forename] gie [censored: forename] |
| who gives a shit about | jimmy | i m your local hero |
| i m absolutely convinced that | jimmy | won t let anyone else |
| anything but that today decided | jimmy | and he had timed it |
| under control in the kitchen | jimmy | had crushed garlic zested a |
| light which was all that | jimmy | had left us but all |
| have had flu better now | jimmy | is redundant isa s not |
| away aunt pol had taught | jimmy | many years ago and to |
| my responses to different levels | jimmy | could be an ignorant accomplice |
| just repetitious i wonder if | jimmy | could nick a dictionary too |
| aareadies a say this kis | jimmy | cook the gairdner it hoscote |
| intae thon hoose geordie speirt | jimmy | pipes naw a cannae say |
| it was unspoken policy that | jimmy | kelly was only played in |
| around aunt pol always analysed | jimmy | s cooking only time she |
| but i ve realised that | jimmy | was the only adult in |
| oh really f1027: nae mates | jimmy | [laugh] [laugh] f1023: i didn |
| building when andy was admitted | jimmy | a queer i don t |
| particularly memorable day for dr | jimmy | begg of ayr when he |
| telling monsarratt move over when | jimmy | launched into a description of |
| when she discussed cooking with | jimmy | she did so with a |
| been 2 1 up when | jimmy | went on blow the whistle |
| blooming hurt every time inside | jimmy | didn t feel like smelly |
| a high old state if | jimmy | hadn t begun to talk |
| money you shouldn t have | jimmy | isn t alowd sweets at |
| i began to want to | jimmy | isn t here as i |
| i don t know but | jimmy | now leaves the cell door |
| didn t stop except for | jimmy | s visits till after five |
| simple wis the maxim o | jimmy | shand at i adher t |
| sean connery a furry hey | jimmy | doorknob made in dundee ludwig |
| get back in there ordered | jimmy | dumping the mattress on the |
| go back to writing about | jimmy | he s your link with |
| paragraph and wishing fervently that | jimmy | would come back soon i |
| weekend to worry about it | jimmy | decided adding condensed milk to |
| and talking about accents what | jimmy | s saying there about it |
| last year s humiliation forcing | jimmy | into the showers trying to |
| want to do that noo | jimmy | let s do female partner |
| giuseppi s dishin up anchovies | jimmy | may ll hae a plate |
| s sick joke that sighed | jimmy | not for the first time |
| feta ravioli ita wasa magnifico | jimmy | s booming italian greeting dwindled |
| it would be tomorrow before | jimmy | s boot touched that football |
| rest of the team after | jimmy | s crucial own goal everyone |
| for an adjective to describe | jimmy | s efforts divine would do |
| bade i the tap hoose | jimmy | s feet wur camshach deformed |
| plate with a slice of | jimmy | s fennel bread betcha she |
| s millie s bessie s | jimmy | s grace s bob s |
| aaach what you playing at | jimmy | s head went down but |
| score an for wir twa | jimmy | s in chairge at pittodrie |
| tae her bum sweet nothings | jimmy | s language fouls the gutter |
| without that 100 i refused | jimmy | s offer of a tranny |
| see the sense in whit | jimmy | s sayin well ma daddy |
| the clothes bundled underneath it | jimmy | s school socks were wedged |
| plasters sailed the contents of | jimmy | s schoolbag textbooks jotters diary |
| that donna s big brother | jimmy | wanst tried tae explain tae |
| s awaa fir the weekend | jimmy | was saying the depute s |
| wis backin on tae yours | jimmy | an a cannae mind o |
| ligs i the selkirk airt | jimmy | cook wis the gairdner it |
| wis sae much talk fin | jimmy | gaed in that he didna |
| wis it yin o yon | jimmy | shand dances i the croun |
| jean an her man wis | jimmy | tae ma auld yins tim |
| wur the days n aye | jimmy | wis ae daub haund wi |
| nae time for rehearsal an | jimmy | wis aye wary as tae |
| into a pot to melt | jimmy | accepted it was probably best |
| an expert by now was | jimmy | at concentrating on the task |
| months of weather like this | jimmy | felt he was suffocating under |
| accordion it was hopeless pointless | jimmy | halted leaned forward hands on |
| and ice cream enjoyed mr | jimmy | mutch bamph croft was in |
| partner i was saying to | jimmy | nobody to go for my |
| kidmaleery with father patrick so | jimmy | was caught way off guard |
| time she grew serious unless | jimmy | was getting grief somewhere then |
| like weeks ago i asked | jimmy | what an assessment centre was |
| what he meant by calling | jimmy | auld fag fir a feel |
| did not mention your brother | jimmy | how is he getting on |
| chrissie and he knows how | jimmy | is placed norrie and lily |
| across to the field where | jimmy | panted summer sounds he hated |
| he d been yelling recently | jimmy | winced at the memory of |
| re on a roll noo | jimmy | erm what else lacking money |
| so what chance have i | jimmy | i ll just eat the |
| company startit tae brak up | jimmy | pluckit up courage and mentiont |
| have been okay because of | jimmy | but the days are hell |
| efter at n whan baith | jimmy | an eric becam players i |
| am i not totally useless | jimmy | rasped aloud the bitterness in |
| i ve just met uncle | jimmy | the day but i quite |
| guess we were wakened by | jimmy | unlocking the door i ve |
| 21 saturday raining cats dogs | jimmy | willie i go to cupar |
| ye ll hae tae go | jimmy | d haen a tirin day |
| a look at ye said | jimmy | chewing away and looking uncertainly |
| and fifth and sixth gulped | jimmy | holding the dripping garment at |
| the recent death of sir | jimmy | shand at the age of |
| bliss peace place to myself | jimmy | sighed relaxing at last she |
| alone an ardent admirer of | jimmy | logan whom she considers comical |
| ye cam in oh said | jimmy | she winna be awa mabel |
| dormitories and have to call | jimmy | if they experience micturition on |
| keep them but the books | jimmy | laid them on the benches |
| s1m 2837 support for max | jimmy | lodged on 5 march 2002 |
| following public petitions pe16 by | jimmy | oswald on action to reverse |
| went on blow the whistle | jimmy | panted lungs struggling to inhale |
| for those that this gasped | jimmy | sucking gratefully on the inhaler |
| the forty sixth wi nodder | jimmy | findlay john burgoyne while john |
| army wi a see you | jimmy | wig muckle socks like melodeons |
| wi freenly tots an often | jimmy | ye hae starred in payin |
| a new spray every christmas | jimmy | loved it loved it so |
| re no called wullie or | jimmy | any mair or johnny it |
| to a bad start for | jimmy | anyway unlike most years it |
| that has happened is that | jimmy | dropped it through the letter |
| shut this address you gave | jimmy | is it ah mm yessir |
| said it worked for her | jimmy | used this technique today stepping |
| hed twae sons wullie an | jimmy | whae wur eddicatit it ae |
| of peace blow the whistle | jimmy | willed hamblin the ref it |
| an fauldie their stable fiers | jimmy | an nancy war deliverin milk |
| c mclatchie mrs nairn an | jimmy | bain an ither unsung heroes |
| hoose an mr an mrs | jimmy | heatlie paurents o addie heatlie |
| twinkling fingers an twinkling een | jimmy | mcgarr fa can forget the |
| ain histories prince tibby fauldie | jimmy | nancy an her ain horse |
| ay hooses is funny things | jimmy | are ye ready for anither |
| curses under their breath wanting | jimmy | taken off once and for |
| succumb to the knowledge that | jimmy | choos were stupidly expensive shoes |
| ones were quarterers they were | jimmy | gillan and john reid and |
| february days with the keeper | jimmy | allison to ferret the sides |
| hearts v raith cup match | jimmy | r comes to rescue with |
| of scummy water swirled between | jimmy | and the shower tap in |
| next petition is from mr | jimmy | oswald and concerns the decline |
| are empty [audience laughter] iain anderson | jimmy | [?]reid[/?] and last year dr |
| the sopping wet bundle that | jimmy | dumped in the bath however |
| stop whales canny play fitba | jimmy | stopped moving might as well |
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