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Originally Posted by garinda
Oddly I'd never heard of 'messages' until I lived in Glasgow.
'I'm away for my messages in a wee while.'
Messages?
Are you a spy?
Anyone else in the area, besides Cashy who called shopping 'messages'?
I still think it's more Scottish than Lancastrian.
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I was thinking just that Rindi, I never heard that until I worked with a lad from Glasgow in the 70s, the first time he said that I looked at him as if to say what you on about, but in time I got used to it, like are you going for the messages this morning (bacon and egg butts)
