'Crucial' and 'Wicked' in the mid 80's, I think from that so called comedy featuring Lenny Henry which I can't remember the name of...

Are you still allowed to call folk 'spak'?

dont think so !!

As the Krankies would say "Fandabbydozy"

Are you still allowed to call folk 'spak'?

if they're acting like a "idiot" then yes, of course you can

Rasp and pearl for me.

"you know the score, Hardcore"

 

"top one nice one get sorted"

 

"Sweet as" "Fit as" "Cool as" (leaving out the third word so you didnt get told off)

 

and my mum used to say "shit, shite and sugar" when annoyed

'Crucial' and 'Wicked' in the mid 80's, I think from that so called comedy featuring Lenny Henry which I can't remember the name of...

The Delbert Wilkins Show.

The Delbert Wilkins Show.

didn't he also used to say "Sponditious" - lad I went to school with was always saying it, the cock

if they're acting like a "idiot" then yes, of course you can

 

You mean if they are cting like a Joey Deacon?

You mean if they are cting like a Joey Deacon?

 

The Joey Deakon types are called Spanners in our office!

 

Isaac

The Joey Deakon types are called Spanners in our office!

 

Isaac

 

They're called Dompers in ours.

We call them wigginers

if they're acting like a "idiot" then yes, of course you can

thats not nice !!!

Edited August 28, 200817 yr by vinnybwfc

As the Krankies would say "Fandabbydozy"

that reminds me...

 

in this day and age, if you dressed your wife as a schoolboy, would you still be able to parade her on prime time national tv?

 

and whilst on the 80s, if you had recently moved to a new neighbourhood, and your teenage son was being bullied, would you allow him to spend every waking moment at the home of elderly oriental chap, who clearly lives by himself, and has no female company? mrs larusso seemed to think this was the norm.

HOP IT

Shit Hot !!!

Dude

Shurup ya daft wazock(spl)

quality

douggie rev- still use it every now and then.

" Yer Div" or " Get off me tits yer divvy" Circa Swinton 71.

wog

This thread is boss

This thread is boss

are you scouse?

 

 

there was a stage (around '94) where everyone just said 'ya mam'??? i think this evolved from 'word up to your mother'