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Now defunct sayings
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My husband's favourite that our kids think is crazy is ' it had them rolling in the aisles' (with laughter) or my mum's classic 'you look like Marley's ghost' (white/dead!).0
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Spuds... When smelling a guff.0
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Heavy petting..
Knecking..
My dad caught me 'knecking' a girl from plymouth when i was 14 at butlins bognor.0 -
"Butterflies with boots on"
I read it last night in a novel by Pat Barker about WW1 - said by a character describing the nerves of the troops moving up to the front line and thought it was rather good. Barker's research is always assiduous down to every detail, so I am presuming it was in common usage circa 1914-18...0 -
That ain't worth tuppence ha'penny....0
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"I'll bleedin' swing for 'im"0
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Jimmy HillBIG_ROB said:Itchy Beard
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And in the same vein; mong, flid or spazPL54 said:Calling someone a Joey (as in Joey Deacon)
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Gordon Bennett!0
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"What a mo..."0
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Flipping eck0
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Go f*ck thy self!0
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Do your shoelace up, you'll trip over and break yer neck!0
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Pick your nose, your head'll cave in0
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Chinny reck-on.DaveMehmet said:
Jimmy HillBIG_ROB said:Itchy Beard
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'Stop getting eggy'.0
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Thank you .
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BIG_ROB said:
Pick your nose, I've just swept up
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I went to the foot of our stairs and laughed my socks off! But don't forget; mum's the word.0
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Mong still gets used a lotDaveMehmet said:
And in the same vein; mong, flid or spazPL54 said:Calling someone a Joey (as in Joey Deacon)
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One swallow doesn't make it Summer - like when Church finally scores after 20 chances.0
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I say old boy
well did you ever
cough it up, it might be a sovereign
eat your greens, lots of Indians and Africans would be pleased to eat that
had more pricks that a second hand dartboard
you wait til your father gets 'ome
he's as quick as two of eels
as dead as Jack Robinson
what's this? .. Bill Johnson's last bite (said when a skimpy meal is place before one)0 -
thrupenny bit head (now 50p head for someone who can't head the ball in the desired direction)
turn on a tanner (or sixpence if you're posh)0 -
The postilion has been struck by lightning0 -
Who do you think you are Stirling Moss?0
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'Sound as a pound' seems to have had its day.0
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Fares please !!
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When frustrated by something annoying my Mum used to say "Stone me hearth stone".0
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Bob's yer uncle.
Keen as mustard
Charlton have won the Cup.0 -
Swinging the lead0
