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Words and phrases you don't hear any more.
- Thread starter Robinho's Subbuteo
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Zubrman
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Ten Players Number Six, please.
Bill Walker
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I'll box your ears
Bill Walker
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10 number 10 pleaseTen Players Number Six, please.
Just a thought... sounds like my old electrician... what was his name wasnt a fallow field kindBest bib and tucker day eh? You know the drill, set your alarm because "First Up, Best Dressed"
An electrician that took me under his wing at my first job in 1986 would partner those two all the time
of guy was he ? Big blue called Paul
bluebaja
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Haven't you ever watched 'On the Buses' ?Weren't the clippies those tickets you put in the machine and it clipped one part off? Saver Sevens?
bluebaja
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One of the difficulties with this thread is that like most people, I have never seen these words written down, so spelling them is often a bit of guesswork. Anyway, when my Mother was referring to a bloke who was effeminate she used to say 'He's a bit of a Ta-Tar'.
Lovebitesandeveryfing
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Like a rat up a drainpipe
Oh I've heard that in the last few years. And anyway, I am forming a one-man Preservation Society for that phrase. It must not die.
Lovebitesandeveryfing
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“He's a gay dog”.
(Ok, fair enough, it was probably last used in the nineteenth century. I get a lot of my English out of books…)
(Ok, fair enough, it was probably last used in the nineteenth century. I get a lot of my English out of books…)
Lovebitesandeveryfing
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I see that you get a lot of your English out of books, too, @Adebayor's Skidmarks