Right who’s been winding up the Americans again? Hurkle Durkle? Whit

19 comments

1. Wtf is she on about. Isn’t that where the bad guys on Team America are from.

2. Whit? You’ve never heard a Hurkle Durkle!?
   No true Scotsman hisnae Hurkle Durkle’d tbf.

3. It’s archaic, but it’s legit.

4. It’s really old but it’s true, also a Scottish name for gossip is clishmaclaver.

5. I hurkled the durkle earlier today, but he wasnae havin it!

6. Hurkle-Durkle – WTF!

   1. Yeah, she’s been wound up.

   2. Googles it to check.

   3. OMFG – it’s real….

   4. Makes mental note to self: Never, ever utter this abomination of a phrase in my life.

7. Her nose is awfy red.

8. Who’s been winding YOU up?

   Hurkle Durkle is absolutely a thing. It’s not really widely used anymore, but it’s legit.

9. OP isn’t Scottish pass it on

10. It sounds like a phrase to make Scots trip over their pronunciation, like “purple burglar alarm”

11. https://www.scotsman.com/news/scotland/hurkle-durkle-scots-word-meaning-origin-4491313

    Seems legit, also, she could definitely hurkle my durkle.

12. Must be a teuchtar phrase !

13. Durka Durka,

14. Striking resemblance to that girl from the Thundermans

15. Is this a phrase people know about outside of the internet and googling? Never heard of this until all these people were talking about it on social media.

    I hope the source isn’t the Scots Wikipedia, where a third of it was written by an American teenager.

16. What else can we make her say

17. Some cunt hurkle durkled the fuck out her beak

18. It is an older code sir, but it checks out.

19. I’m sure this is a noise one of the South Park characters makes while fucking… I wanna say Garrison at some point..