What should I say when my new manager asks, “What vegetable are you and why?”
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“Neep” it’s a Scottish thing and I’m not sure how it translates especially as the neep in question isn’t really what anyone else calls a turnip / neep. The english call it a swede and I think murkans call it a rutabaga. It’s best used together with head / heid as in “neep heid”.
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This insae a neep. Tis a parsnip whilk is mair akin tae a carrot. Bit ta fur yer comment!!
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The accent is really coming along! Must be the parsnips!
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