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A baby, used as an insult. The insult seems to pre-date Skyrim, and may have origins in Scottish culture. An old Scottish saying is:
"Bread and cheese is gude to eat when folk can get nae ither meat. Bread and milk is bairns' meat: I wish them sorrow that be it." Seems to refer to a "milk drinker". Another Example: "What do you think of that, Mr. Pajama-Wearing, Basket-Face, Slipper-Wielding, Clype-Dreep-Bachle, Gether-Uping-Blate-Maw, Bleathering, Gomeril, Jessie, Oaf-Looking, Scooner, Nyaff, Plookie, Shan, Milk-Drinking, Soy-Faced Shilpit, Mim-Moothed, Sniveling, Worm-Eyed, Hotten-Blaugh, Vile-Stoochie, Cally-Breek-Tattie?" |
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An insult / derogative term deriving from the video game Skyrim, often used by City Guards to suggest a person is weak and / or young / inexperienced. Possible explanations: Young babies drink milk from their mother's breasts. and / or Those who can't handle mead or ale instead drink milk. and / or Milk in Skyrim will restore a Warrior's resource for hard-hitting sword swings. Those who require Milk for this purpose would likely be lower-level, and inexperienced. Don't be such a milk drinker.
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