Crassus 1:10 Sat Jan 9
Phrases from your childhood
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It is of constant amusement to my kids, their pals, now young adults, when I inadvertently drop in a colloquial phrase from my upbringing, even more so at work
Terms seemingly unfamiliar but standard fayre back in the Brampton days
So give me your 'endangered' phrases from a time when we were young and the sun shone - I'll kick off
Face like a smacked arse
Face like a China man's arse
Silly as a sack of arseholes
What a LEMON
About as genuine as a 5 bob note
Oh and referring to %0 new pence as 10 bob always raises a snigger
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arsene york-hunt
10:31 Mon Aug 30
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Me old cocker... Sounds quite rude
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COOL HAND LUKE
10:03 Mon Aug 30
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"I've heard that duck fart before" (caught out telling porkies)
"Raggedly arsed milestone" (you're looking scruffy / untidy)
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COOL HAND LUKE
10:01 Mon Aug 30
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Nurse Ratched 1:20 Sat Jan 9
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**My parents were born in the mid 1920s...*
Eh? You gotta be clocking on a bit then, Nursey? Unless they had you well late in life?
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pdcwhu
5:54 Mon Aug 30
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Up da Ra
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percyd
7:40 Mon Aug 30
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Does anyone still use "fainites"? Never heard it down under, but everyday use when I was a London sprog.
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Mr Logic
6:12 Mon Aug 30
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yngwies Cat 7:39 Sun Aug 29
We used to do that at my school, so you'd say no slogs to avoid getting biffed. I still say it sometimes but nobody seems to know what I'm talking about. Where did you go to school
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Mr Logic
6:06 Mon Aug 30
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I'll give you a bunch of fives
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Mr Chocolate
5:09 Mon Aug 30
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Jim'll fix it
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legrandefromage
2:47 Mon Aug 30
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I should cocoa
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Mr Chocolate
2:44 Mon Aug 30
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Lunch time you cunt
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only1billybonds
11:01 Sun Aug 29
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Good work FC.
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Far Cough
10:53 Sun Aug 29
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IAN DURY & BLOCKHEADS / FUCKING ADA
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1kFnHPHBcb4&t=194s
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only1billybonds
10:50 Sun Aug 29
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Fucking ada.
I had an aunt ada but i dont think she played a part in the above.
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chim chim cha boo
10:42 Sun Aug 29
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All fur coat and no knickers.
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1964
9:01 Sun Aug 29
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Do you want a punch up the bracket.
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BRANDED
8:49 Sun Aug 29
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Pint of Best please
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Aalborg Hammer
8:02 Sun Aug 29
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"What's for dinner,Mum?"
"Bread and Pullet" or "Suck it and see"
My Dad would call my Mum "Ducks"
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yngwies Cat
7:39 Sun Aug 29
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Slogs (when one passed wind) had to name 3 pubs and whistle (it was the 70s)!when the other person would hit you repeatedly.
Daffy Ducks, instead of punching one would pinch, more for the ladies
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Lily Hammer
7:32 Sun Aug 29
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“Sit and swivel.”
Accompanied by raising the middle digit.
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Withamexile
7:16 Sun Aug 29
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What’s for dinner?
Shit with sugar on
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Gary Strodders shank
7:14 Sun Aug 29
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Another one like you son & i could destroy the world
Your as dim as a toc H lamp
As thick as two short planks
Ill knock you into next week
Dont go getting any bright ideas
I didnt shed many tears when the old man passed.
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