Ask Red John

[RED_JOHN]

I'm applying for the next series of mastermind. Specialist subject Chipper Suppers.

Question 1….do you get extra chips if you order a double supper?

[NaeMairNeeps]

Aye, it it was cheaper.

But you have the conundrum of an opportunity lost with the extra chips. Especially if in a group of folk and one only wants chips or like me the chips are the best part.

So many questions.

I'm applying for the next series of mastermind. Specialist subject Chipper Suppers.

Your time starts now ....

Which part of Scotland would you not be regarded as a bampot when asking for a fish suppie?

[RED_JOHN]

Your time starts now ....

Which part of Scotland would you not be regarded as a bampot when asking for a fish suppie?

It should be…Which part of Scotland would you not be regarded as a bampot for called a chippy a chipper?

[donsdaft]

"Chippy" is clearly an English expression.

[RED_JOHN]

"Chippy" is clearly an English expression.

If you are regarded English from Aberdeen down then maybe so.

[neilthedon]

"Chippy" is clearly an English expression.

Smacks of " unionism" then DD ?

[donsdaft]

Aye

[NaeMairNeeps]

Aye

Aye ... Unionists! ..... like Rangies Supporties

[TheDeeDon]

Question 1….do you get extra chips if you order a double supper?

Hard to say, as I had never had never been to the establishment before, so couldn't tell you what an average portion was like to compare it with. it was a generous portion of chips that come with the two pies, but not overly so.

[TheDeeDon]

Your time starts now ....

Which part of Scotland would you not be regarded as a bampot when asking for a fish suppie?

I was going to pass, but since I am in practice mode pending my appearance in the big chair, I'm going to go with Darvel.