November 21, 201213 yr Bump. I've just heard someone say "hangle bars" at the gym. I hope you twatted them around the head with a dumbbell, and then drowned them in the pool
November 21, 201213 yr They were on the PA running a spin class. Apparently they lost 10 stone cycling. They used to be 18 stone! I suspect math might not be their forte either.
November 21, 201213 yr It's not a grammar error, but on the BBC News website a headline about a nonce-bashing case says: 'Inmate jailed over attack' He 'appeared' in court via video link an' all, before anyone gets literal/pedantic.
November 22, 201213 yr One that pisses me off more and more as the years go by is the extra or displaced 'i' some folk add into mischievous and mischievously. Even a Sky UK news reporter did it yesterday. FFS, it is not mischevious.
November 22, 201213 yr One that pisses me off more and more as the years go by is the extra or displaced 'i' some folk add into mischievous and mischievously. Even a Sky UK news reporter did it yesterday. FFS, it is not mischevious. nor is it renumeration
November 22, 201213 yr Bump. I've just heard someone say "hangle bars" at the gym. I used to play football with a lad from wigan who used to say 'miggle'.
November 22, 201213 yr I used to play football with a lad from wigan who used to say 'miggle'. I work with a lad from Wigan who regularly says "miggle" "bokkle" and "kekkle" - the pie eating spaz
November 22, 201213 yr I used to play football with a lad from wigan who used to say 'miggle'. I've only heard Bolton people say that. I find it quite frustating, I must admit. Same with CWP, I thiought it was a Bolton thing. Edited November 22, 201213 yr by no balls
November 22, 201213 yr I work with a lad from Wigan who regularly says "miggle" "bokkle" and "kekkle" - the pie eating spaz It is utterly ridiculous, i hvae a broad accent but that isnt even because of an accent it is an entirely different word. - Mongaloids
November 22, 201213 yr I work with a lad from Wigan who regularly says "miggle" "bokkle" and "kekkle" - the pie eating spaz Thought that people only did that for effect; do they really say those things? Good Lord
November 22, 201213 yr It is utterly ridiculous, i hvae a broad accent but that isnt even because of an accent it is an entirely different word. - Mongaloids Broad accents? I've said it before, look no further than Leyth. Rosetta Stone should offer DVDS
November 22, 201213 yr Broad accents? I've said it before, look no further than Leyth. Rosetta Stone should offer DVDS I remember the first time JD heard one of my phone conversations with Quinny. She couldn't understand a word of it and had to actually ask what it was we said. Lots of neeahh, ahhs, and other such one syllable words/grunts.
November 22, 201213 yr Thought that people only did that for effect; do they really say those things? I think a lot of people do say it for effect. it's also like calling Bolton "Bowton" - nobody really says it in everyday speach unless they are about 80 years old - most who say it, or even worse type it, do it purely for effect
November 22, 201213 yr I remember the first time JD heard one of my phone conversations with Quinny. She couldn't understand a word of it and had to actually ask what it was we said. Lots of neeahh, ahhs, and other such one syllable words/grunts. is it leythers who when saying dirty, say Dirt-tey? Apologies in advance if i have got you confused with wigginers
November 22, 201213 yr I remember the first time JD heard one of my phone conversations with Quinny. She couldn't understand a word of it and had to actually ask what it was we said. Lots of neeahh, ahhs, and other such one syllable words/grunts. Apparently it makes you all "monly".
November 22, 201213 yr fink think fanks thanks 10 to the dozen???????????????????? thats slower mate .do you not mean twenty to the dozen??????? cant talk or fucking count proper what do they learn em at scoo????
November 22, 201213 yr is it leythers who when saying dirty, say Dirt-tey? Apologies in advance if i have got you confused with wigginers I think there's a glottle stop in there. as in Dur' - ty where you don't quite pronounce the first t. Without going through the entire thread and its 9 pages, one that really gets my goat is advertisement It's pronounced advertissment not advertizement.
November 22, 201213 yr "The lads were lacksadaisical today. No-one grasped the mantelpiece. We certainly put them on a pedestool."
November 23, 201213 yr Author Controversy; emphasis should be the trov not the con with a slurred verse.by Controversial.
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