A poem about a Scottish Hill Runner:
Elegy on the Death of James FlemmingOriginally Posted by James Kennedy
by James Kennedy, 1848-1922
Published in "Running in Literature"
by Roger Robinson, ISBN 1891369415
A poem about a Scottish Hill Runner:
Elegy on the Death of James FlemmingOriginally Posted by James Kennedy
by James Kennedy, 1848-1922
Published in "Running in Literature"
by Roger Robinson, ISBN 1891369415
Last edited by XRunner; 31-03-2007 at 12:10 AM. Reason: Spelling - swat, fleetly and ony, sorry!
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WT...
They sawt an fyked,
Well, you're a better man than I , Emmilou.
Brett, has the spell checker on here gone seriously awry?
Ciao.
Her arms are wicked and her legs are long.
I think you get the gist if you say it quickly...
Roger Robinson interprets this as the perfect description for what goes on in the shoving, jostling, sweaty effort of the pack of runners, i.e they pushed and shoved each other.They swat and fyked
A good Scottish dialect dictionary may give a better defination than the Urban Dictionary that suggests that the word fyked may refer to a person who has been "extremely shagged by someone".
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