Posted: 19 Dec 2006, 02:22
You'll be pleased to hear I still regularly use the first twoArch Deviant wrote:Pleb
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Posted: 21 Dec 2006, 18:47
'FLOBBED'
its a silly one that just tickles me!
its a silly one that just tickles me!
Posted: 21 Dec 2006, 19:25
If you used the last one you would probably be one of those dirty filthy gypo types, such as meeeeboudicca wrote:You'll be pleased to hear I still regularly use the first twoArch Deviant wrote:Pleb
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Gadje
Posted: 22 Dec 2006, 07:27
as in: "you cannot ride a raleigh grifter/if you are a spina bifida"Ramone wrote:Biff ? As in ..'Shut up ya Biff' From the word Spinabifoda, meaning some one's a bit of a spaz.
spaz,spag,spacker are still common enough but rarely do i hear (anyone else) calling someone a plain,unadulterated, spastic. (what's the first thing spastic's do at school? assembly.)
flid -timeless in it's obvious intent regardless of your age and awareness of thalidomide (i was born in 1970 and used the insult long before i heard the joke about the lass taking thalidomide because she couldn't knit sleeves.)
joey deacon -hero of a generation and an insult kept alive round here specifically for my mates thirteen year-old daughter who's name is joey diesel.
(retard, cretin, cripple and cabbage being some of my other fave non-pc 1970's insults. and i like "goloid " almost as much as mong.
) the decline of the use of the word "wally" was no big loss.
Posted: 22 Dec 2006, 08:11
You're an evil bastard Lee
Cretin is a timeless classic though.
Cretin is a timeless classic though.
Posted: 22 Dec 2006, 08:37
i'm not evil -it was god who made andi capp to punish mirror readers..boudicca wrote:You're an evil bastard Lee
Cretin is a timeless classic though.
my mate michael was hauled up in front of the school for calling this kid a cretin once. in typical "the wall" headmaster mode it was demanded that he aplologise because he couldn't possibly know what a cretin was. at this point i put my hand up and informed the assembly that it was someone who was suffering from a defficiency of the thyroid gland and we both got detention!.
cunts.
Posted: 22 Dec 2006, 10:58
Leeds and Win in the same sentence
Posted: 22 Dec 2006, 12:03
fadge
Posted: 22 Dec 2006, 12:16
A very well used word in my house.culprit wrote:fadge
Posted: 22 Dec 2006, 15:42
eastmidswhizzkid wrote:i'm not evil -it was god who made andi capp to punish mirror readers..boudicca wrote:You're an evil bastard Lee
Cretin is a timeless classic though.
my mate michael was hauled up in front of the school for calling this kid a cretin once. in typical "the wall" headmaster mode it was demanded that he aplologise because he couldn't possibly know what a cretin was. at this point i put my hand up and informed the assembly that it was someone who was suffering from a defficiency of the thyroid gland and we both got detention!.
cunts.
...and i still call people fcukin joeys if i know theyr'e old enuf!
b'stards!
Posted: 22 Dec 2006, 21:18
Ramone wrote: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.
Posted: 22 Dec 2006, 22:29
"div". as in "ya div".
Posted: 23 Dec 2006, 01:14
tuppence, thrupp'ny, shilling, florin, half crown, nicky tams, The Broons, Oor Wullie*, Mike & Bernie Winters, "Ooh a film by Ridley Scott, must see that", fireworks are great, Jarvis Cock err is a great front man
sorry Keith, I went off on one
* Oor Wullie - Your Wullie - Ma Wullie - A'bdy's Wullie!
sorry Keith, I went off on one
* Oor Wullie - Your Wullie - Ma Wullie - A'bdy's Wullie!