July 25, 201412 yr We'll easily beat these men... Followed by "come on whites these are shit" Even though they sit comfortably higher in the table.
July 25, 201412 yr What do they mean?Thick right road - acting numb on purpose to get out of doing somethingBlack over Bill's mother's - when you can see a storm brewing in the distance 1st one was a favourite of my dad's, the other I used to hear when I worked in Prestwich.
July 25, 201412 yr Thick right road - acting numb on purpose to get out of doing something Black over Bill's mother's - when you can see a storm brewing in the distance 1st one was a favourite of my dad's, the other I used to hear when I worked in Prestwich. Woo hoo! I guessed the first one (well, close enough) but the 2nd had me stumped. My grandad was always saying stuff I couldn't understand when I was younger, wish I could remember them now.
July 25, 201412 yr Icky off the moss. Fuck knows who that was but apparently I favoured him when I came home from playing out covered in mud.
July 25, 201412 yr My grandad always used to say "where's me doings" whenever he was looking for something he needed, his keys, the remote control, the rudder whilst out sailing... He's in his late 80s now so I imagine he's saying it a lot these days.
July 26, 201412 yr My grandad always used to say "where's me doings" whenever he was looking for something he needed, his keys, the remote control, the rudder whilst out sailing... He's in his late 80s now so I imagine he's saying it a lot these days. My owd fella used to say 'doings' when he lived at home and on one visit to see him in his care home whilst we was chatting his lady friend, who also has dementia, came back into the TV room very distressed and said 'Mr BB, I can't find your doings anywhere' . It can be very entertaining visiting my dad
July 26, 201412 yr More X than soft Mick.My Grandad still says that Also, he and my Dad always finish phone calls with "Bye for now"
July 26, 201412 yr I use soft mick all the time. Tried explaining it to a colleague from Kent. Not a clue!
July 26, 201412 yr It's said that the creator of coronation street used a poem called Bowton's Yard as his inspiration for writing the show. Am I being too presumptuous in thinking its something to do with Bolton??
July 26, 201412 yr It's said that the creator of coronation street used a poem called Bowton's Yard as his inspiration for writing the show. Am I being too presumptuous in thinking its something to do with Bolton?? Samuel Laycock. Think it was Stalybridge, or somewhere like that. Also been done as a song, don't waste 5 minutes of your life listening to it
July 26, 201412 yr Heard one today from Missus Jules' Scouse Auntie who's in her 70's: "she can't hold her own water" as in she can't keep a secret
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