Those special words and phrases....

PeterBale

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Re: Those Special Words and Phrases

Trom41821 said:
What about pumps, daps, plimsolls, tacki's, tennis shoe all meaning what we now know as trainers :roll:
Not forgetting sand shoes :wink:
 

johnflugel

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I like the the Georgie word 'hoy'!

Alan Partridge fans will know what I am talking about:

'Well, there was this macak monkey right and it got into my tent and eaten all me fags, so I hoyed it in the sea'

'You threw a monkey in the sea? I was searching for something pleasant and witty...that's just upsetting'

Ha ha! Apologies to those who do not know about or watch 'Partridge' but those of you who do will find it funny!

John
Rothwell Temps
 

Keppler

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"You're looking massive today"
- Your appearance today is rather pleasing"

A Cork one..
 

johnmartin

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Lines from Star Wars as they would appear in the Glesga banter, ken.

"Don't try to frighten us with your sorcerer's ways, Lord Vader."
"Ye hink yur that hard, Vader so ye dae. Well we're no feart ae you!"

"Hokey religions and ancient weapons are no match for a good blaster at your side, kid."
"Nae messin aboot wi the god squad and auld rubbish, wee man. Get yersel' a decent shooter"

"There's no mystical energy field controls my destiny."
"The Force?!! D'youse think ah came doon wi the rain?!"

"I've got a real bad feeling about this"
"Ah'm pure cr$*pin' ma sel' here boy"

"Bring 'em on! I prefer a straight fight to all this sneaking around."
"Come right ahead then! Fight the lot o ye!"
 

JessopSmythe

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One of my favourite shropshire sayings was shouted at me by an old farmer as he threatened to tell my parents what I'd been doing. He followed the threat up with


"...and dunner think I wunner coz I will"
 
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