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No-one says that anymore.
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This morning I used the phrase "big girls blouse" then realised, because of the odd stares from the kids, that I haven't heard anyone say that for years and years.
What haven't you heard anyone say for ages?
The other one that springs to mind is way back in the mists of time I used to go out with a fella who used to say "Mega!" all the time. :eek2:
What haven't you heard anyone say for ages?
The other one that springs to mind is way back in the mists of time I used to go out with a fella who used to say "Mega!" all the time. :eek2:
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Apparently no one says that anymore, except me.
I still say that
And me! I love all the words they used to use in girls magazines when I was about 12; things like 'parp' and 'pash' and 'groovy'.....
I say that all the time.
I use bugger a lot.
What does the blouse phrase mean then? I've not heard that either.
wassssssuuuuuppp?
random.. random is so over
gross. everything was GROSS
Think it means really good :thumb:
My sister also used to say, "something chronic" a lot: "You're doing my head in something chronic."
Oh dear.
I get that sometimes... it's a bit strange.
But then I have weird things like when I'm in the car, going past a certain place I'll remember exactly what I was thinking or listening to the last time I went past the same spot. And sometimes it's been aaaaaaages since I've been there. :eek2:
eg. "it's half nine you know" -- "is it?"
That did my head in and annoyed hell outta my mates aswell.
I don't know where it came from.
As in 'stop being such a divvy'.
And yes Lu_C, I do that thing where you remember stuff quite randomly from the last time you were there,etc.
Slightly off topic, there are loads of words that are fashionable with kids that drive me up the wall, such as 'schiz' and, ah bugger, I can't remember the other one. I'll post again later.
I got told nobody uses those like 7 years ago but they still run my vocabulary.
Bad bad example, that actually makes sense:
More like..
" i had a banana for lunch" "is it?"
Yuk.
I remember that. :yes:
OK I know why spaz was unPC... but I'm at a loss with Divvy... can you shed some light please?
its a scouse thing. my old man says softlad / divvybrain a lot.
I'm not sure about anywhere else but where I was from it was people who had some kind of special need (educational/physical) that were originally called divvies. It was always followed with the same tongue pushing out the lower lip expression too and a sort of 'der' noise.
The manager at my work placement says that.