Classic British Flight Sim

From Scotland, no less. Spotted this today while doing a bit of virtual railroading from Carlisle to Stranraer. Is this a correct spelling of the word whisky/whiskey?

funny you were rolling around Scotland, I was doing some kinda search on something or other. and ended up seeing this.. on Scottish accent

https://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=p ... 2sovaAAoeY

Brian,
Wull, ai thunk sumbidies hid tooo mush wesshky, an them 'r slurrin' abit.
But wot'd I know?

Joe, that was fun to watch.

Just imagine Billy Connolly saying whisky........

(I think with an 'e' in it is Irish & possibly American whisky?)
Keith

I think its a play on words - that you are wishing for a whisky.

Yep, its whisky if distilled in Scotland, and whiskey if its distilled in Ireland.

http://grammarist.com/usage/whiskey-whisky/

If from Japan, its rhisky.

Rhisky or rice-ky?
Keith

that's ricist , init?

Airspeed wrote:Brian,
Wull, ai thunk sumbidies hid tooo mush wesshky, an them 'r slurrin' abit.
But wot'd I know?

What language are you speaking

Langwidge?
Iss th' demon drink talkin' me old pal. Love you....ai doooo, I reeeally love you.

oh... well, that's nice I guess



b t w ..
is it true that Winnies comment about two peoples being divided by a common la... Langwidge? .. he was really talking about the Brits and the Scots, and not US..