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Thread: Interesting Expressions

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    Brilliant - a really funny thread !

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    Quote Originally Posted by TexasAda View Post
    I'm trying hard to come up with something but I grew up in the US Midwest and to my recollection, there was very little colorful speech. Maybe certain areas who say CRICK for a small river (creek). When I was old enough to know better but didn't, i told an older friend i was building a cathouse (for a PET). He thought that was pretty funny.
    Ah well, it keeps you off the streets.

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    I'll give you these one's and see who understands it then I'll be back later too see the results and traslate it for you.......

    Me. "Wherebetoo"
    Pam "I'm Spudderling"
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    Pam "did you see that Bulhaggle as we drove by"
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    me "that was a nice Dimpsy this evening but I think we will have a Gurt Dinder Sterm Somewhen Agoon..... (wish I could give you a prize if you know this one with goggleing it)

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    Is "Girt Dinder Sturm" Good Thunder Storm ?

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    Quote Originally Posted by bykimbo View Post
    I'm struggling with "moit" darn it! Woz moit?
    Mah moit = Marmite. If you say moit that is how the mite sounds in Brum. Specially for you as you are known to like it. Gorra receep for mah moit plaiz?

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    mah moit with melted chaze ?

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    'Duck' - akin to the aforementioned 'Love'.

    As in 'There you go Duck' and 'How are you me Duck?'.


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    Dis is eur supa thread, sa funny, keep it gonneur, it's t' lahl things 'a' count,

    Tahhm ta nip on, cheeree 'oa everyone.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Bohemian View Post
    Is "Girt Dinder Sturm" Good Thunder Storm ?
    well that didn't take long.... Girt is either good or big....

    so the whole sentance says that was a nice sunset this evening but I think we will have a big thunder storm sometime soon

    A bulhaggle is a scarecrow

    wherebetoo is where are you
    and Spudderling is messing about as in messing about in the garden

    also we have fretting or mizzle which means that damp fine rain

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    Quote Originally Posted by somersethedge View Post
    well that didn't take long.... Girt is either good or big....

    so the whole sentance says that was a nice sunset this evening but I think we will have a big thunder storm sometime soon

    A bulhaggle is a scarecrow

    wherebetoo is where are you
    and Spudderling is messing about as in messing about in the garden

    also we have fretting or mizzle which means that damp fine rain
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