Words you don't hear anymore no.3127

[Cheesy Feet]

Are your bollocks also cheesy? Cheesy.

They were when I was welding..they’ve calmed down a bit now like..

 

[Tuono]

Dilutey. Someone who did a 6 month training course to learn a trade.

 

[Butcher's Coat]

Dilutey. Someone who did a 6 month training course to learn a trade.

Plenty of dilutees out there mind.
Getting worse too.

 

[Flea Market Trader]

Chos as in good.

Just posted that should of checked first.

No I shouldn’t have checked you fool.

 

[Will e]

I still use "buckshee" mind.

Same, always have like.

 

[Hodgie1979]

No I shouldn’t have checked you fool.

Eh?

Eh?

I meant i should of checked you prick.

 

[Butcher's Coat]

They were when I was welding..they’ve calmed down a bit now like..

Nowt worse.
Welding in the heat was horrendous.
Claggy knackers, plus the discomfort of sweat running down your back into the crack of your arse.

 

[Cheesy Feet]

Nowt worse.
Welding in the heat was horrendous.
Claggy knackers, plus the discomfort of sweat running down your back into the crack of your arse.

Was happening a couple of weeks ago..lathered at 8.30..I thought what am I doing..I feel much better now so I put my notice in..I think that’s it now like..we’ll see.

 

[Flea Market Trader]

Eh?

I meant i should of checked you prick.

Now now let’s not be giving it the tough lad behind our computer screens eh.

 

[Parsoncross]

Gallowa, as in that gallowa is gannin like thi clappas

It was always pork you couldn't give the dig for some reason (before you say it, cos it physicked them)

Gallo wa used that word down Ellington pit late 60s for the ponys.

 

[Nobby]

Gallo wa used that word down Ellington pit late 60s for the ponys.

That's the one, my dad and Grandad worked in the pits around Bedlington and always called them gallowas.

Remember my grandad taking me to see them being brought out of the pit for the last time at Bedlington Station when it shut

 

[Hampshire makem]

Haven't heard that in years, my nanna used to use it all the time

Hinney

Hinney

Me nana use to say it all the time

 

[humbug]

courting-as in going out with someone.

 

[waddy999]

Gallo wa used that word down Ellington pit late 60s for the ponys.

Ponies from Galloway.
Cuddy was another one.
Ah felt rare when I fell ower!
That would be shocking on me that like!

 

[STHLM]

My grandad always used to say 'ye cannie whack it' for anything he thought was really good.

 

[Hampshire makem]

That's the one, my dad and Grandad worked in the pits around Bedlington and always called them gallowas.

Remember my grandad taking me to see them being brought out of the pit for the last time at Bedlington Station when it shut

Same my grandad worked down the pit in failsworth and he called the pit ponies pit galowas

 

[Napoleon Dynamite]

Rarf

 

[Hampshire makem]

Same my grandad worked down the pit in failsworth and he called the pit ponies pit galowas

Silksworth not failsworth where ever that is

 

[Stubbs ftm]

Chod

Hammock

 

[Broony70]

Calling people Cuddy handed if they were left handed.