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ANNE 20-12-2006 00:39

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If my underskirt was showing the saying was " It's snowing down south "
Little pigs ev big ears, i'll skelp thi lug oils fer thi if tha carries on.
When asking what was for tea it was always air butties and cloud pie.

grannyclaret 20-12-2006 00:46

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Originally Posted by Sara (Post 354057)
Used to get told by my mum 'I don't boil my cabbages twice', meaning i've told you once i'm not telling you again.

oh yes i got told that too...:D

maxwell silver 20-12-2006 07:44

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Iremember my gran would often say 'your up & down like cheese at fourp'nce'.And the one that gets passed down thru generations...'do as i say,not as i do'.

jedimaster 20-12-2006 10:36

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Originally Posted by maxwell silver (Post 354501)
Iremember my gran would often say 'your up & down like cheese at fourp'nce'.And the one that gets passed down thru generations...'do as i say,not as i do'.


now i was always told "don't stand there like cheese at fourpence"

mrskitty 20-12-2006 20:08

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This isn't nice but my stepdad used to call me and my 3 brothers 'sh1tfer'.....when we asked why he told us that it was 'sh1tfer brains'!!!i forgot all about this until i caught Jack doing something naughty and said 'what ya doin sh1tfer'?I couldn't believe i said it!

WillowTheWhisp 20-12-2006 23:09

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Originally Posted by jedimaster (Post 354549)
now i was always told "don't stand there like cheese at fourpence"

In our house it was tripe at fourpence.

jedimaster 24-12-2006 00:40

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another one was "throw thee sod where thee love lies"

meaning begger off

cashman 25-12-2006 21:57

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where are you Gallivanting off too,was another often said.

Sara 26-12-2006 12:43

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Where you born in a field, meaning shut the door.

AccyMad 26-12-2006 19:49

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My dad was full of em - pne of his favourites when waking me up for school on a Friday was 'Friday, Friday - keep your nose tidy'. Still don't really know what that one meant bless im

WillowTheWhisp 26-12-2006 20:07

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Oh I'd forgotten that. My Dad used to say that too and I never queried it at the time.

ANNE 26-12-2006 20:23

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Oh, I got that one " Do has I say not as I do "
Another was, Wert tha born in a barn?

cashman 27-12-2006 10:31

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Do has I say not as I do " that was one of me mams anne lol

Lilly 23-03-2007 18:28

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My grandma used to say 'Keep your hand on your ha'penny.' I thought she meant look after your money!

aromalady 28-03-2007 07:42

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some of my favourites where cry you,ll p....s less, if we wouldn,t stop the crocodile tears......don,t sit on cold doorsteps you,ll get piles........you,ll be smiling from thee other side of thee face in a minute...... just warming me assets <standing in front of the fire>......i wish i knew then what i know now......i can reminice all morning but that won,t get me motivated to do me chores, catch you all later or more friendly barter....aromalady


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