Fat.n.sassy
CelebratingNeurodiversity
Obviously this question has no earth shattering importance. I thought maybe someone here had the answer though.
Although we (the US) and Britain both speak English, we speak it differently and have different cultural referances.
There is a line in the song Too Old To Rock and Roll ~ Too Young To Die, album of the same name, that I don't understand.
"Up on the AI, by Scotch Corner, just like it used to be"
What's the AI? I'm assuming Scotch Corner is a place.
Oh also, "...and he hit the trunk road doing about 120 with no room left to brake." This sounds like it might be a T junction?
Thanks
Although we (the US) and Britain both speak English, we speak it differently and have different cultural referances.
There is a line in the song Too Old To Rock and Roll ~ Too Young To Die, album of the same name, that I don't understand.
"Up on the AI, by Scotch Corner, just like it used to be"
What's the AI? I'm assuming Scotch Corner is a place.
Oh also, "...and he hit the trunk road doing about 120 with no room left to brake." This sounds like it might be a T junction?
Thanks
