Do you put up your bait up the night before or in the morning?

[Hi-ASL]

Ar, don't be like that. Sons of the soil, you and me.

Not like them.

 

[danny la rouge]

Ar, don't be like that. Sons of the soil, you and me.

Not like them.

The Lizards?

 

[Hi-ASL]

The Lizards?

No, worse than that. I'm sort of one of you really anyway because I work with a Scotch plus I am one eighth Irish (Scotch<>Irish) plus my sister is married to one (an Irish).

So we're practically brothers.

 

[danny la rouge]

No, worse than that. I'm sort of one of you really anyway because I work with a Scotch plus I am one eighth Irish (Scotch<>Irish) plus my sister is married to one (an Irish).

So we're practically brothers.

Oh, OK. You're in.

Can you say: "It's a braw bricht moonlicht nicht the nicht"?

 

[sojourner]

Oh, OK. You're in.

Can you say: "It's a braw bricht moonlicht nicht the nicht"?

Yeh, but it'll be in a shite st helens accent, which will kind of ruin the effect

 

[Hi-ASL]

Oh, OK. You're in.

Can you say: "It's a braw bricht moonlicht nicht the nicht"?

Better - my dad had a senior officer in the navy who used to say this to him specifically, all the time, for reasons that shall go unstated.

See? Told you.

 

[danny la rouge]

Yeh, but it'll be in a shite st helens accent, which will kind of ruin the effect

cccchhhhhh.

Try it.

 

[Hi-ASL]

Er, ^ (no, not that one - mine, above it.)

Yeh, but it'll be in a shite st helens accent, which will kind of ruin the effect

 

[danny la rouge]

Better - my dad had a senior officer in the navy who used to say this to him specifically, all the time, for reasons that shall go unstated.

See? Told you.

Those navy types. We know. They think we don't, but we do.

 

[sojourner]

cccchhhhhh.

Try it.

just sounds scouse to me, la

 

[Hi-ASL]

ccchhhhhh.

Try it.

I can pernounce it perfect, I have had plenty of practice.

 

[danny la rouge]

just sounds scouse to me, la

Bloody cockernees.

 

[sojourner]

Er, ^ (no, not that one - mine, above it.)

eh?

stop blithering man

i know where you live, remember?

 

[danny la rouge]

I can pernounce it perfect, I have had plenty of practice.

OK, your wee Saltire is in the post.

 

[sojourner]

Bloody cockernees.

fUck off

note: not fAck off, but fUck off

U

No r in bath, and that. La

 

[cesare]

Yeh, but it'll be in a shite st helens accent, which will kind of ruin the effect

Aha!

 

[Hi-ASL]

eh?

stop blithering man

i know where you live, remember?

I was just pointing out that I probably can pernounce it because my dad had a se... oh, I'm not going through all that again, you don't even listen.

But anyway, sorry, please don't come round on the bounce.

 

[sojourner]

But anyway, sorry, please don't come round on the bounce.

 

[Hi-ASL]

Anyway, I have to go to Bridge St. and post a stupid CD. D'you want owt bringing back?

 

[sojourner]

Anyway, I have to go to Bridge St. and post a stupid CD. D'you want owt bringing back?

Yeh, the heads of all the fucking idiots on Bridge St - anyone who drinks in Busbies will do

 

[chemn]

Dinner, a meal in the middle of the day? I might accept the term if the meal is hot and you sit at a table to eat it, but I think that it's generally the term for the evening meal.

 

[sojourner]

Dinner, a meal in the middle of the day? I might accept the term if the meal is hot and you sit at a table to eat it, but I think that it's generally the term for the evening meal.

Really, you don't want to go there - it's a proper can of worms is that

 

[Hi-ASL]

Yes, I think someone's cruising for a bruising. That kind of talk is enuff to put us off me dinner.

 

[sojourner]

Yes, I think someone's cruising for a bruising. That kind of talk is enuff to put us off me dinner.

Did you twat anyone in Buzbys?

if not, gtfo

 

[Hi-ASL]

No, that one with the long straight brown her was there with her husband/fuck-buddy/?. They were the only ones outside. I was in a bit of a rush to get back as I'd left the water on, so I let them be.

Anyway, when I asked did you want owt, I was thinking more along the lines of pastie from Greggs, etc - not "beat up everyone outside Busby's".

 

[newme]

This thread is like a British language lesson - bait, piece and snap are all completely new to me in these contexts. It's just lunch.

I tend not to eat lunch, anyway (or breakfast, except a piece of fruit if I remember). Can't eat sandwiches, pasties etc, and have no fridge for salads, so that leaves me with a bag of crisps if I'm lucky.

At least one person has got it right on this thread, lol.