Re: Guitars in the boot
Yes Roger, thats me. Thats why I use it as my signature
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Yes Roger, thats me. Thats why I use it as my signature
Someone not so clever -"As thick as two short planks"
Someone who is silly - "As daft as a brush"
Someone very slim - "Like a beanpole"
Someone who is poor - "Hasn't got two ha'pence to rub together" ( ha'pence = half a penny)
I love this post!!
general Brit sayings;
not the brightest spark....
a Welsh one...I ti'yn twp? frenetically; ee teen twp? meaning; are you stupid?
one i'd heard in High Wycombe for the first time; hold the bus.
the tickling gap....the space between the top of her stockings and the hem of her knickers. cos when you reach there....your laughing!
my 2 oldest sons managed to break just about every ornament in the house, so their favourite saying was...it's OK daddy'll fix it. there was a time i had a glue to fix most things.
A couple of kiwi sayings for a person who is not that clever.
The lights on but nobody is home.
If they had another brain it would be lonely.
Nothing between the ears.
A saying here telling someone to get on with what they got to do.
Fill your boots.
A saying, you give everyone a fair go is.
A fair suck of the sav. ( A sav is a type of sausage)
I heard one the other day that made me laugh.
Dumber than a football bat.
If they had another brain it would be lonely.
Nothing between the ears.)
Bats in the Belfry
Baron of gray matter (Three Stooges)
Out to lunch
Has a screw loose
Not playing with a full deck
The lights are on but no one is home
UJB here is another saying to add to the list.
Not the full sandwich.
Here in Mass. , we have "Package Stores". The name for liquor stores. Not just slang. The signs actually say package store on them.
On those dark grey winter months, it's to dark to tell the truth.
chocka = full or overflowing (the bus is chocka today)
suss = to investigate, short for suspect (I need to suss it out first ...... He does look a bit suss)
munted = broken, not working, damaged
hard bro = basically in agreement with their friend
hard out = Yeah hard out! (I totally agree!)
squizz = take a look (here let me have a look)
not even = not true
just to name a few more from NZ
Jandle
we must catch up for a YAK.
I`ve had the BOT & i`m feeling SHAGGED.
for those of you who may NOT understand our friend easybeat ............
YAK = chat/talk
BOT = cold/flu
SHAGGED = tired/worn out
and on that note ...... sweet as easybeat, we should have a catch up, been ages. Hope your over the bot and not feeling to knackered now.
My wife bought me this many years ago. I still have to refer to it when she's eating my head off.
lol jerome ....... consider yourself lucky! She didn`t hit ya over the head with it
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