[19-O] Nineteen-Oatcake

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In the N.E. of Scotland, and perhaps other places, "Oatcake" is used to denote a distant non-specific numerical reference, for instance, "I've been paying into that insurance policy since Nineteen-Oatcake, and there's still nae enough to buy a loaf", usually referring to the farthest time possible, or to some time which is either irrelevant or doesn't require further granulation beyond the prefix (or rarely, the suffix). Can also be used in a response to a time-frame question, in the form "Oatcake-Oatcake", which means, "I don't know", or "I don't care", and is considerably more portable than "how the fuck should I ken?", another common response to such questions.