talking local

Subject: talking local 7/4/2013, 19:17

Hi guys

talking local ? Well here in good old Shropshire one way of greeting someone is to say "all right Mon " or "shag" ( not literally) or another sort of saying is "inna canna duuna wunna mon " every county in england wales scotland anywhere really has there own sayings dittys lets here some good ones( if anyone can do the scouse one good luck spelling it) lol!

Subject: Re: talking local 7/4/2013, 20:01

E oop me Duck

East Midlands (always knew when I was back in Leicester).

Subject: Re: talking local 7/4/2013, 21:10

Sheep SH** round here is known as Dingleberries Laughing

Subject: Re: talking local 7/4/2013, 22:28

Howzit gaun pal! or howzit gaun ya scunner! Razz

Subject: Re: talking local 8/4/2013, 07:44

Hi Old Bean, how are you? (Camberley, although JPW will disagree!). Laughing

Subject: Re: talking local 8/4/2013, 07:59

Shelldrake

You clearly move in higher social circles compared to me. How are Rupert and Annabel?i

Subject: Re: talking local 8/4/2013, 08:29

They are absolutely spiffing old chap, had Pimms with them only yesterday at the Old Dean gymkhana! Laughing

Subject: Re: talking local 8/4/2013, 09:14

I would have been more impressed if you had had a couple of Brandy Sours on their yacht in Kyrenia harbour

Subject: Re: talking local 8/4/2013, 10:55

"john boy" wrote:: Sheep SH** round here is known as Dingleberries

Yes, I can see where that would come from, but I allways understood that dingleberries were things that you discovered in a certain crevice, while showering after a long exercise.
Couldn't get them off without pulling hairs out at the same time.
Made my eyes water.

Subject: Re: talking local 8/4/2013, 12:32

JPW wrote:: I would have been more impressed if you had had a couple of Brandy Sours on their yacht in Kyrenia harbour

It's our turn to host them on our yacht this year. (Next week, actually!!). sunny

Subject: Re: talking local 8/4/2013, 20:42

brum wrote:

"john boy" wrote:: Sheep SH** round here is known as Dingleberries

Yes, I can see where that would come from, but I allways understood that dingleberries were things that you discovered in a certain crevice, while showering after a long exercise.
Couldn't get them off without pulling hairs out at the same time.
Made my eyes water.

Those things in the certain crevice they're Klingon's or Clanker's affraid

Guest

Clinkers Johnboy Clinkers..Unless is it different for babbling brooks..

Subject: Re: talking local 9/4/2013, 00:44

Wee didnae huv that problem wearing the kilt. cheers

Subject: Re: talking local 15/4/2013, 19:51

A bit draughty in winter, though, Jock.

Subject: Re: talking local 16/4/2013, 01:24

Big mal,We Jocks are hardened to the weather.With all that porridge and whisky inside us we can go on for a considerable time. Cool

Subject: Re: talking local 16/4/2013, 02:16

they were called 'Mustangs and Whinets" Mustang on and Whinet come off

Subject: Re: talking local 19/4/2013, 12:47

Couldn't let this pass without a contribution from the Socialist Republic of S. Yorks .........

Thee ? Th'art a reight wazzock ! Tha's binnen gonnen muckt it up !
(Silly chap ! You've made a mess again )

Oo worrie wee? Nobdy...... Ee were by 'is senn !
( Was he with anyone? No !)

Subject: Re: talking local 21/4/2013, 15:34

From Dundee:

Aw an bile yer heid, ya bampot!

Subject: Re: talking local 24/4/2013, 13:17

talking local Longest-train-station-name

like to see you guys say this Very Happy

Subject: Re: talking local 24/4/2013, 14:04

A Station in Wales! Shocked

Subject: Re: talking local 24/4/2013, 14:04

I can, but you wouldn't see me for spray !

Subject: Re: talking local 24/4/2013, 16:17

Holyhead?

Subject: Re: talking local 24/4/2013, 19:12

Shelldrake wrote:: Holyhead?

Got to the top if the class for spotting the English word Very Happy

Subject: Re: talking local 24/4/2013, 20:09

Apparently the English translation is

St Mary's Church in the hollow of the white hazel near a rapid whirlpool and the Church of St Tysilio of the red cave".

Len (Ciphers - and you need to be to understand it))

Subject: Re: talking local 10/5/2013, 16:04

What about ye?

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