Heartland

"Cunt Bubble" seems to have left the building as well, might have something to do with the new life of Ms RJ

IZ.

boudicca wrote:You don't hear jobby enough anymore, it's true. Remember playing Jobby, the game... where you had to say it in the classroom louder and louder until someone would scream it out? Ahhh.... happy days!

Still played by the lower school here, but with Penis instead

Debaser wrote:Flid

'You Flid!'. Tremendous.

Izzy HaveMercy wrote:"Cunt Bubble" seems to have left the building as well, might have something to do with the new life of Ms RJ

IZ.

Sadly missed it is too. Di does have quite a way with words.

Meff needs to make a comeback. as in " aw eh ya meff " ( idiot.)

Rascal... : Ohh ya little rascal!!!


Gimp. Needs to be crowbarred into every day conversations more frequently.

Jigger ( slang for alley in Liverpool) "He ran down the jigger,lad."

Meff?!

Had totally forgotten that one. I've got to make use of that now

Ramone wrote:Gimp. Needs to be crowbarred into every day conversations more frequently.

Still use that.

Big Si wrote: Peely-waly

I hear that one just about every day

Wonder why?

Boogaloo.

My friend and I use it sometimes, but for some reason, few others do.

Motz wrote:

boudicca wrote:You don't hear jobby enough anymore, it's true. Remember playing Jobby, the game... where you had to say it in the classroom louder and louder until someone would scream it out? Ahhh.... happy days!

Still played by the lower school here, but with Penis instead

Or 'bogies'

Plonker is a word I haven't heard in ages.

Burn wrote:Radge

as in: That weebles...fuckin radge!

Reintroduced back in Hull, which is an ever-running factory of incomprehensible dialect.

Bell-end - haven't heard that since the eighties

esox wrote:Bell-end - haven't heard that since the eighties

No, that's still most definitely in use

Perki wrote: Plonker is a word I haven't heard in ages.

You need to watch some Only Fools And Horses...

How about 'Ill duff you in' heard that many a times in primary school days...................and how about 'right, now I'm gonna give you a good thrashing' heard that many a times during University days.

a selection:
plook, fanny, wullie, kagool, boak, gammy, neb, blether, sixpencene, thruppeny, florin, half-crown

Gawd I'm, O.L.D.

James Blast wrote:a selection:
plook, fanny, wullie, kagool, boak, gammy, neb, blether, sixpencene, thruppeny, florin, half-crown

Gawd I'm, O.L.D.

My mother stilll uses "plook" - and so do I when I'm telling her she's got one! Hormones at her age, you see...

She's also frequently describing people or things as gieing her the dry boak.

My dad, a great fan of walking up hills and standing on the top of them as he is, is always telling me I need to buy a nice sensible kagool.

Blether's another that is definitely undead...

I'll just shut ma geggy then

James Blast wrote:I'll just shut ma geggy then

surey some mistake

Biff ? As in ..'Shut up ya Biff' From the word Spinabifoda, meaning some one's a bit of a spaz.

Isn't flid a shortened version of thalidomide? Ooer.

It's remarkable the number of these words that are... rather less than PC

Incidentally, now that the Spastics' Society shops are called Scope, I understand that the current playground slang for a divvy* is Scoper

*div, divvy are others I've not heard for a while.

markfiend wrote: Incidentally, now that the Spastics' Society shops are called Scope, I understand that the current playground slang for a divvy* is Scoper

Oh god You can't win!

Pleb

Pillock

Gadje

Window-Licker : as in the unfortunates you see on small coaches wearing crash helmets and licking the window covered in drool, normally their own. The coaches can be found at most Chelsea home games.

EvilBastard wrote:Words We Miss:
Spanner, spaz, mong, joey, epi, epi fit, itchy (or itchy belm), ace, keen, skill, wally, and brill.

Spanner is still around in Dublin. In context, "ya bleedin' spanner!"