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2 August, 2006 at 10:18 pm #233154
@The Observer wrote:
@sharongooner wrote:
i object to being called a sweaty sock~!!
What is wrong with being called “A sweaty sock”? It is only c’ockney rhyming slang for ‘jock’ It is not offensive in anyway is it? All rhyming slang is meant to be funny, or so I thought “me old c’ock sparrow” The modern ones are even more so, and if I can be @rsed I will go look a few up and feed them back to you….right now I am off for a Jack Dee!
she aint cockney and it didnt rhyme!!!!!!
she is far more north than cockney :wink:
2 August, 2006 at 10:21 pm #233155@The Observer wrote:
@sharongooner wrote:
i object to being called a sweaty sock~!!
What is wrong with being called “A sweaty sock”? It is only c’ockney rhyming slang for ‘jock’ It is not offensive in anyway is it? All rhyming slang is meant to be funny, or so I thought “me old c’ock sparrow” The modern ones are even more so, and if I can be @rsed I will go look a few up and feed them back to you….right now I am off for a Jack Dee!
i don’t mind bein called sweaty sock…. i don’t find it offensive at all…. co ckney rhymin slang….. mind ya i don’t take offence easyly… and especially not words on a screen… lol
us Scots have thick skin…..
2 August, 2006 at 10:27 pm #233156understood mary, its harder for me living here speaking english to my mates and scottish to my family i spose you could call me bi-lingual as of course there is a language concept here!!
i fight both corners if it effects me and that post (more in fact the poster) did. i do need to learn to curb my response… the curse of the typed word strikes again!
up britain, thats what i say!! TT did have a lot of knowledge inbetween the lines, and thats one of them i deffo agree with :D
2 August, 2006 at 10:34 pm #233157scots can go suck on my haggis :D
2 August, 2006 at 10:35 pm #233158@sharongooner wrote:
@The Observer wrote:
@sharongooner wrote:
i object to being called a sweaty sock~!!
What is wrong with being called “A sweaty sock”? It is only c’ockney rhyming slang for ‘jock’ It is not offensive in anyway is it? All rhyming slang is meant to be funny, or so I thought “me old c’ock sparrow” The modern ones are even more so, and if I can be @rsed I will go look a few up and feed them back to you….right now I am off for a Jack Dee!
she aint cockney and it didnt rhyme!!!!!!
she is far more north than cockney :wink:
She as in ‘Emma’? and what didn’t rhyme? You don’t have to be a cockney to use the slang do you? I/we often use French or Latin phrases in common speak do we not? …..C’est la vie :twisted:
2 August, 2006 at 10:46 pm #233159@Captain Charisma wrote:
scots can go suck on my haggis :D
lol i heard its more of a * wee willie winkie sausage * lol
2 August, 2006 at 10:47 pm #233160(sorry, edit as meant to quote observer)
if you read my post before that one and the one after it i think i have explained myself, and i was just being as shallow as her in mentioning the rhyming slang bit… she is all for england rather than britain, and cockney rhyming slang is London, not england….
what works for the goose………………
2 August, 2006 at 11:05 pm #233161@sharongooner wrote:
(sorry, edit as meant to quote observer)
if you read my post before that one and the one after it i think i have explained myself, and i was just being as shallow as her in mentioning the rhyming slang bit… she is all for england rather than britain, and cockney rhyming slang is London, not england….
what works for the goose………………
Hey, I don’t know you from Adam (or should that be Eve?) but I am trying to understand where you are coming from.
We should be trying to come closer together as a nation/world, not quibbling over where our roots are. Who cares!!! I am English with Irish roots, but I also have Scottish relatives. I consider myself British, but I am not sure what that means! I think most importantly I am human and can embrace anyone with care and compassion if necessary……Emma included.
2 August, 2006 at 11:22 pm #233162im yet to feel anyything worth embracing from emma lol, but im totally with you on what you are saying honestly!!!!!
i sense hostility from her threads and regretably replied as such (curse of the typed word again im afraid)
but as i said, i love england, i love scotland, but hate it when bitterness arises, especially in the context of certain peoples threads. perhaps if i read it on another day at another time i would have responded differently, but i cant take it back cos that was me being me at that time and i have to stand by that
live and let live
love and be loved :D
2 August, 2006 at 11:36 pm #233163Sharon……..a Scot living in England. It has a certain mongrel appeal to it at the best of times. I started out by defending the cockney rhyming slang, and now I fear am falling in love with you! Shall we run off together and say fuck em? Or shall we invite one and all to our love shack?…including Emma :P
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