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When I was 5, I thought it was my name!
Never even heard half of those spoken in Hull when I grew up !
Blame the internet.Never even heard half of those spoken in Hull when I grew up !
"He's bained some lass he met down Wi
Talking of which.....
Look North last night report last night on Joe Longthorne's passing, they sent a yellowbelly reporter Nicola Gilroy down Hessle Rd for a vox pop ...and she did one from what she called "The Rayner's pub".
Talking of which.....
Look North last night report last night on Joe Longthorne's passing, they sent a yellowbelly reporter Nicola Gilroy down Hessle Rd for a vox pop ...and she did one from what she called "The Rayner's pub".
Me Dad used to say I was a "bugger up the backside". I don't think he realised the implications 
Me Dad used to say I was a "bugger up the backside". I don't think he realised the implications
Same here..... I was always called you little bugger....
Never heard that one before...Me Dad used to say I was a "bugger up the backside". I don't think he realised the implications
That one was very common.
Completely wierd saying !Me Dad used to say I was a "bugger up the backside". I don't think he realised the implications
Me Dad used to say I was a "bugger up the backside". I don't think he realised the implications
Must be the same expression as a pain in the arse.
That's it. People were so innocent back then, it didn't cross their minds what they were saying. Swearing wasn't allowed in our house. When me Mam lost her temper she'd say "Oh Shishe"
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Can't be arsed to use the HDF website. Has it gone over £20 yet? Was £15 ish a few days ago when it got posted everywhere.
Used to hear it at City from 'the bloke behind me'
Usually preceded by the word 'cockney'
Yorkshire proofreaders - fighting the war on t'error.