Sayings from childhood

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DaveW wrote: ↑Mon Oct 18, 2021 4:46 pm Don’t come runnin to me if you fall and break your neck.

Very scouse.
My Auntie was a scouser, my cousin got knocked down in front of the house,her mum ran out and while her daughters leg was still wrapped around the wheel of the car leaned over and whacked her round the head for being stupid enough to get knocked over

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[mention]Hotrodder[/mention] mami remembers that kent one, another which her grandad was always saying after eating a lot is.

I now feel like a hop garden toad with side pockets.

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I'm podged up to the eyeballs - when eaten too much.
With this hand, I will lift your sorrows. Your cup will never be empty, for I will be your wine. With this candle, I will light your way into darkness. With this ring, I ask you to be mine.........The Corpse Bride

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The sayings get changed with time, recent so called comedy TV programme called "Brassic" whereas the word is "Boracic" as in Boracic Lint = Skint.

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Too-da-loo See you soon I think it was from veterans of the the First World War French being tout a l'heure.

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Lancashire .. 'well I'll go to the foot of our stairs' .. if someone was astonished/surprised at something.

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#17 Post by Wilbro »

"Well, I'll stand the drop of York" was common in the West Riding if you didn't believe something was going to happen or you were surprised at something.

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#18 Post by Spardo »

[mention]Sparkle[/mention]
When I lived in Nottm/Derby some sayings were:-
Ey up mi duck
Stop being mardy
That's a bit manky
Through twitchell
We still use all of those in our house, my wife is Beeston (Nottingham) born and bred and I am Mancunian born and Bramcote (Nottingham) bred.

And I think we have been here before on this subject, somewhere else, but I can't remember your username. Though I do suspect, now I come to think about it. ;) :lol:

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Spardo wrote: ↑Tue Oct 19, 2021 10:41 am @Sparkle
When I lived in Nottm/Derby some sayings were:-
Ey up mi duck
Stop being mardy
That's a bit manky
Through twitchell
We still use all of those in our house, my wife is Beeston (Nottingham) born and bred and I am Mancunian born and Bramcote (Nottingham) bred.

And I think we have been here before on this subject, somewhere else, but I can't remember your username. Though I do suspect, now I come to think about it. ;) :lol:
Yes we have been here but not here on the subject and I think you have got my username - and the clue is that there was a lot of leg pulling when a certain royal baby was named!
With this hand, I will lift your sorrows. Your cup will never be empty, for I will be your wine. With this candle, I will light your way into darkness. With this ring, I ask you to be mine.........The Corpse Bride

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#20 Post by Spardo »

Of course, I got it but not that connection till now. :D I hear you are missed elsewhere. :? :x

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