Kippax Street 1880
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blue underpants said:
Always wondered why that pub near the bus station in Stockport was called Comfortable Gill. You've solved one of the great mysteries in life.
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words from our youth
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Always wondered why that pub near the bus station in Stockport was called Comfortable Gill. You've solved one of the great mysteries in life.
Glad to be of service lol, my family ran pubs in Salford and my Step Dad wouldn't serve women pints it was ''you can have 2 Gills but not a pint'' that was in the early 70s mind, wouldn't get away with it now!Kippax Street 1880 said:blue underpants said:Piddle
Plop
Ticky it
Ginnel
Gill...half a pint
Lino
Coal
Biff
Aggro
Trench....eat fast
Firelighters
Phone box
Always wondered why that pub near the bus station in Stockport was called Comfortable Gill. You've solved one of the great mysteries in life.
Totnes Blue
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Sluice
Fondle
Trout
Flange
Gristle
Fondle
Trout
Flange
Gristle
''Cob on'' as wellchabal said:"Bag on" to denote a bad mood.
xirtarg
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toby said:Have we had buzzin
Was just about to say Buzzin.
And for some reason, the kids in my school used to say 'chinny' (and rub their chin) when they thought someone was telling a fib!
york away to this!
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c*nt used to be rather widespread...
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dronefromsector7g
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Shell - call someone a name
Shell name - your nickname to be used insultingly by the sheller
Everyone at school had a shell name
Shell name - your nickname to be used insultingly by the sheller
Everyone at school had a shell name