Bygone words
- Thread starter Hue Jorgan
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My dad was Irish and I remember him saying piece for sandwich in his 'snap'. Mind he liked a good butty as well.
Jocks have some strange ones.
They call sandwiches "pieces" I think.
You'd be hoping the casey didn't need heading especially when it was soaking wet whimp or what?Muggles and Penkas in Hetton anarl.
And a "Casey" was a proper leather football, from when they were laced up balls, with a rubber bladder and "T Case" panels.
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Sunderland Til I Cry
Winger
Snap in Yorkshire too, remember going to my first job in Donny and talking about my bait, they laughed their arses off at me, “you going fishing or eating your dinner cock”My dad was Irish and I remember him saying piece for sandwich in his 'snap'. Mind he liked a good butty as well.
You'd be hoping the casey didn't need heading especially when it was soaking wet whimp or what?
.Geeower tha not borrorring my hammer love get thee ownPass us that ‘ammer me owld love !
Me dad worked int steelworks Parkgate near Rovram for 40 odd years that's where snap came from.Snap in Yorkshire too, remember going to my first job in Donny and talking about my bait, they laughed their arses off at me, “you going fishing or eating your dinner cock”
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Georgewhitt
Midfield
Like I said earlier marra. Headed a wet casey on the laces when I was 8. Still got a 2" scar on my forehead now, and I'm 59.My dad was Irish and I remember him saying piece for sandwich in his 'snap'. Mind he liked a good butty as well.
You'd be hoping the casey didn't need heading especially when it was soaking wet whimp or what?
Like I said earlier marra. Headed a wet casey on the laces when I was 8. Still got a 2" scar on my forehead now, and I'm 59.
Georgewhitt
Midfield
Hoy a hammer owa here HinnyPass us that ‘ammer me owld love !
Georgewhitt
Midfield
My Dad was from Doncaster.
He always had his snap, not bait.
black cat in france
Striker
Me mam would say "put the big light on it's like the black hole of Calcutta in here" or when we asked where ya going mam, she'd reply "up Mick's arse in America".
Georgewhitt
Midfield
Also, words like Thee, Thine and Thow were common language in Hetton, insted of you or yours. Been away for 40 odd years, so don't know if that's still the same?
You used to see it coming and think " Oh fuck, I've got to heed this or everyone will think I'm a c**t"You'd be hoping the casey didn't need heading especially when it was soaking wet whimp or what?
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Big Jeff
Winger
Did they drown witches anarl?Also, words like Thee, Thine and Thow were common language in Hetton, insted of you or yours. Been away for 40 odd years, so don't know if that's still the same?
You used to see it coming and think " Oh fuck, I've got to heed this or everyone will think I'm a c**t"
Bloody medieval
Georgewhitt
Midfield
Aye, but they all drowned, so they couldn't have been witches marra.
Failsafe test really.
Witches wouldn't drown.
hospitalball
Goalkeeper
ya talkin with ya cock out.
Georgewhitt
Midfield
You ever heard tapes of the two black country comedians Enoch and Ely?
"Went fishing last week. Caught a whale"
"Yow caught a whale?. What yow do with it?"
"Ah throw it back. It dow have no spokes in it"
Always used to put Segs in my Brogues, Riders and Hawkers marra.
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CPLforever
Midfield
Aye Doll, how's yerselO
OK hen
