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From: csrdi@its63b.ed.ac.uk (ECTU68 R Innis CS)
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Subject: Answers? Questions! Questions? Answers!
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Date: Tue, 14-Oct-86 15:08:58 EDT
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This is a general reply to a few questions raised recently....

Jody, Wayne - "Magical Ring" is another Clannad LP you might want to
look out for....I'll have a look at my flatmate's copy to see if it includes
any addresses for info etc...

Trish - I suspect Scotch love is something English; Scotch Woodcock is 
probably a recipe and Scotch Curlies could well be... I've certainly not
heard of any of them this side of the border. Maybe they were banned after
the '45. :-)

Garry - both! whiskey is Irish; whisky is Scots and is what people mean when
they say Scotch. (my usual response to being asked "Are you Scotch?" is "Yes,
I'll have a double"......:-)) See soc.culture.celtic for a small debate on 
the merits of each..

James - did you mean "Slainge" (or even Slainge Bha?) when you said "slan"?
	(curiosity). (And if anyone wants to correct my spelling, feel free-
	i didn't have time to fit in Elementary Gaelic this term. Have to 
	wait another year to start translating all those Run Rig lyrics.(sigh))


	ttfn,
		--Rick