Cuz ,fam ,bro,blud!

[gordondaviesmoustache]

Does he play the spoons? I think if da yuff were made to play the spoons, then they wouldnt have all this street talk they exhibit with such gay abandon.

Knees up mava braaaaaaan etc etc

No, but he likes jellied eels and watches Millwall a few times a season (even though he's an Arsenal fan).

 

[m7mcfc]

There you go Bill.

 

[m7mcfc]

If any of these muppets sat giving the bullshit that they spout on a match day outside our gaff I'd fuck them off in an instant personally trust blood!
You have to see IT to believe it .TROOPZ you Major dick head
Do you think if he was talking to a guy called Pete he would say Pete as many times as he says QUOTE ( fam bro cuz blood ) u get me Pete see wat I'm saying Pete wat is this Pete imo NO#tosser.rant dealt out lads
They que to slag off there own ITS LIKE EASTENDERS ,FURTHER UP THE FACKIN WIVER JOHN.sorry no link to aftv don't no how to do that.

There you go Bill..

 

[yeseye]

There you go Bill.

Hahahahahhahhaha

 

[Cheadle_hulmeBlue]

On the vernacular point, my sister married a cockney 34 years ago. He's a proper cockney: Bow Bells, rhyming slang etc...and the difference in the way he talks, both in form and substance, compared to their two kids, especially their son, is palpable. The London accent has changed more than any other in the UK over the course of a generation. Much more ethnic influence now, than previously especially from Jamaica.

I reckon Cockneys in the 1970's probably sounded pretty much the same as their counterparts in the late Victorian era. In contrast, the pace of change in the Londoners lexicon and accent and in the last 30 years is both stark and staggering.

the proper cockney accent seems to have gone to essex. all the working class londoners have left london pretty much

 

[1961_vintage]

In a sometimes dull and often depressing world, I find Cuzfam Broblad to be hugely entertaining.