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and just to what was she referring to Noz?

I know for sure that the English refer to it as something totally different to what folks in norn iron do.

 
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Up here, we have a whole different language.

What do you think these mean in ordinary conversation:

Piece

Doing the messages

Rhoons (probably spelt wrong, I've never seen it written)

Puddock

Cludgie

 
I only know " Cludgie"      Toilet ?   Its in a folk song but can't think which one .

A "glory hole " in the midlands has two meanings .

One has a "toilet " connotation .

The other is a cupboard or room piled up with junk & stuff.

Don't know the others Dave.   Remember we could'nt undersatand Rab C Nesbit at all down here.

 
When she said it I just gave a short laugh,,,,, but what she meant was the under stairs cupboard rammed full with stuff.

Well I know what messages and presses are,, but I didn't before I went to the wife's homeland Eire)E

 
Up here, we have a whole different language.

What do you think these mean in ordinary conversation:

Piece

Doing the messages

Rhoons (probably spelt wrong, I've never seen it written)

Puddock

Cludgie

I KNOW,

I KNOW,

but, its a dialect similar that I speak,

drives my wife up the wall, she really cant get her head around 'piece' though,  :slap

I love piece, i think its a brilliant word, and very apt, not some made up thing, it is exactly what it describes.

Noz, I'll bet you have some funny moments at times with the outlaws,  :eek:

heres another for you Dave,

spelling may be wrong,

sh-uuugh   :D

Ive added the hyphen to accentuate the pronunciation,

 
she probably well into her gold mining, a glory hole is a ancient waterfall at the bottom is where the gold collects.  dunno what u lot are on about! 

 
Well it certainly is different over there :eek:

The one thing that really sticks in my mind I unfortunately can't repeat on here as it would put the swear filter into overdrive,,,, all directed from my brother in-law (6 years old at the time) towards my father in law

OK maybe initials ;) .... FO you stupid C

without ANY repurcussions

I also remember a story that a lad that I used to work with from Yorkshire told me

He went into a local chip shop and asked for "Once",,, they looked at him totally blank and asked him again so he said "Once",,, he then had to explain himself that they were a "Fish and chip" shop and that he wanted one portion of "Fish and chips"

 
Well it certainly is different over there :eek:

The one thing that really sticks in my mind I unfortunately can't repeat on here as it would put the swear filter into overdrive,,,, all directed from my brother in-law (6 years old at the time) towards my father in law

OK maybe initials ;) .... FO you stupid C

without ANY repurcussions

I also remember a story that a lad that I used to work with from Yorkshire told me

He went into a local chip shop and asked for "Once",,, they looked at him totally blank and asked him again so he said "Once",,, he then had to explain himself that they were a "Fish and chip" shop and that he wanted one portion of "Fish and chips"

Noz,

thats a big thing,

F*** is a word, not regarded as a swear word whatsoever

its a local thing, English people make it a bad word so it must be one,

but its not,

I use it all the time, to my wifes wrath, even in front of my 5 yr old, ITS NOT A BAD WORD !

its only English perception that has made it a bad word.

 
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