Not your granny mounting a door knob for sexual pleasure......

 

....no I'm talking the saying that kids of today have for things that are cool, good, trendy, etc.

 

 

Which got me thinking - what words and sayings did we have as kids in the 70s/80s/90s.

 

"Ace", "Fab" and "Brill" were typical ones from decades back.

 

And in the 90s, "Mega"

 

Sure there's tons more you can all remember.

Not your granny mounting a door knob for sexual pleasure......

 

....no I'm talking the saying that kids of today have for things that are cool, good, trendy, etc.

 

 

Which got me thinking - what words and sayings did we have as kids in the 70s/80s/90s.

 

"Ace", "Fab" and "Brill" were typical ones from decades back.

 

And in the 90s, "Mega"

 

Sure there's tons more you can all remember.

Spankin'

What was that about when, in a moment of disbelief, you'd stick your tongue between bottom teeth and bottom lip and utter some grunted version of Hey Aye!!!

What was that about when, in a moment of disbelief, you'd stick your tongue between bottom teeth and bottom lip and utter some grunted version of Hey Aye!!!

aye, and for some reason sometimes say "boris" whilst doin it. usually when you felt someone was spinning you a yarn, or talking bullsh*t as it more commonly known

Names for homosexuals in the 70s always raise a laugh.

 

Fred was a favourite.

Names for homosexuals in the 70s always raise a laugh.

 

Fred was a favourite.

Neil ::::

I think I used to say everything was "skill" in 1982-3.

Names for homosexuals in the 70s always raise a laugh.

 

Fred was a favourite.

 

The longer version being Manfred.

 

Never forget the kids at school always laughing at Manfred Kaltz for Germany.

I think I used to say everything was "skill" in 1982-3.

 

MINT

I think I used to say everything was "skill" in 1982-3.

 

 

...........on toast.

Stonkin'

Stonkin'

your up early ! have you pissed the bed ::::

Not your granny mounting a door knob for sexual pleasure......

 

....no I'm talking the saying that kids of today have for things that are cool, good, trendy, etc.

 

 

Which got me thinking - what words and sayings did we have as kids in the 70s/80s/90s.

 

"Ace", "Fab" and "Brill" were typical ones from decades back.

 

And in the 90s, "Mega"

 

Sure there's tons more you can all remember.

groovy

groovy

"Top"

TOP ONE , NICE ONE , SORTED . (COULD BE A SONG IN THERE SOMEWHERE)

 

OH AND THE NEW ONE FOR 2008 FOR GAYERS - 'HE,S A JONES HIM' .

swear down

 

 

most of lh still use these phrases

swear down

 

 

most of lh still use these phrases

most of the residents are still stuck in the 80's though aren't they

most of the residents are still stuck in the 80's though aren't they

only the ones who can afford sky, and still get rtl and astra satelite

TOP ONE , NICE ONE , SORTED . (COULD BE A SONG IN THERE SOMEWHERE)

 

OH AND THE NEW ONE FOR 2008 FOR GAYERS - 'HE,S A JONES HIM' .

Where does that come from?

'Magic', as in...

 

'We all agree,

Bolton Wanderers are magic,'

'Magic', as in...

 

'We all agree,

Bolton Wanderers are magic,'

 

Whilst saying " Magic", did you not have to put your 2 thumbs up in a Selwynn Froggitt stylee?

Are you still allowed to call folk 'spak'?

What was that about when, in a moment of disbelief, you'd stick your tongue between bottom teeth and bottom lip and utter some grunted version of Hey Aye!!!

Did you not have to say "Joey" whilst you did that?

What about stroking your chin towards a blatant liar and saying "chinny!"?

Are you still allowed to call folk 'spak'?

 

Some of the young folk in my office point at each other and say the word shell if someone does something stupid.

 

I'd never heard that one before?

 

Skill and mint (or mintoss) were 2 favourites of mine