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#158547 - 03/09/05 01:17 AM
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Linz
Reged: 09/01/03
Posts: 8242
Loc: England
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All I know OTC is Fybogel (psyllium with artificial sweeteners!  Urgh). I know inulin is available on prescription at Boots Chemists - probably some others too, but not Fibercon as far as I'm aware.
I order Acacia from the States anyway! 
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"Ah'm no a ned"
So funny... I had to go to a scottish slang website to find that one. All of the different influences on the language is very interesting, I'd like to study there! maybe I can convince her to let me be her full time chef : )
M
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There is a special slang in Glasgow called 'The Patter' - they sell a book called A Guide to the Patter in the bookshops, I'm sure it would amuse you ...
Years ago a Scottish comedian called Stanley Baxter did a TV sketch called 'Parliamo Glasgow' which has become a bit of a classic.
Glaswegians are quite proud of the way they express themselves - they are very verbal and just love to talk, whether with friends or strangers!
Josephine
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Wow this really is a full-service forum. I'm getting tips on books to read! I just found it on Amazon.
thanks! M
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