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D.A.A.S.69 & oldjarhead100 Thanks lads and around 6pm my time I shall raise a pint of warm temperature real ale in salute to you guys. Off to see a gig and drinking in a nearby pub called the 7 Stars. This used to be an old sea farers and slavers pub on the docks in Bristol. The landlord was sumpathetic to the anti-slavery cause and an MP got his mate to talk to the Captains and sailors undercover like there about from was happening, conditions, etc. That led to the Anti-Slavery Bill being passed over here and that my good fellows is where I shall be blasting into my ale later. And it`s a right old pit as well plus very small. .....Excellent info from both of you. Is that Recharge organic D? Stay mellow lads :)
 
PaganRich, Mate that sounds like a great pub, plus music. that's awesome.
I looked on the back of Recharge, an didn't see organic on it ,but it says all natural, so I guess it is, but idk.
I've been using it for a long while now ,and it works great.
Google Recharge. And see what you come up with,.
Cheers, Mate, have fun, and be safe at the pub.
 
D.A.A.S.69 I`m a fucking teddy bear at heart,my friend. All claws and teeth. Will look at that. My aim is to drink the pub dry. This lass is trying to get me coked so we can go on clubbing or worse, this certain after hours pub....now that is rough. Last time I went there we had to step over this bloke collapsed in the doorway, ambulance on the way, mates and others sorta milling still around just in case it kicked off again. Middle of a rough housing estate. Got that Battersea feel to it but I do like down at heel pubs you need to be wary off sometimes. Has an edge I like. Anyway, stay mellow my friend
 
Steadily coming along now and getting stronger daily. Very pleased with her growth and shows that lasses are hardy at heart. All life wants to live. Bit cosmic :D
 

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D.A.A.S.69 I was thinking about you the other date mate. I was with my mum. She lives in the Fens, a bleak, flat Gods-forsaken dump of flat Gods-forsaken land (Like hills and mountains, don`t do flat), she`s getting on now and we were with some of her friends. You know, the tea and cake situation. Well, the two blokes there were both old school Londoners and it was mate this and mate that. I did chuckle to myself. You`d have been right at home, all you have to do is add mate and you`re home and dry plus you don`t have to remember names either. A win win situation. It couldn`t have been anymore old school English if you tried. Reckoned you would have found it entertaining and guess what....nought trying to scare, sting, bite or devour you as we sat outside. Well, there was this one butterfly that looked like it might have attitude but I kept a wary eye on it and nought came to pass...but if it had, I was ready with a stern lecture :)
 
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PaganRich, yeah, you got to watch out for those man-eating butterflys, we just had an invasion of them over here, people are scared to come out of their houses, lol
I learned Mate and Cheers from You, I ain't never said them words in my life till I met you, haha, I ain't kiddn either.
But I like those 2 words now.
 
D.A.A.S.69 You wouldn`t bat an eyelid if you said that over here mate but you can travel 150 miles and the accents change so much you really struggle. My mate lives up North near Nottingham of Robin Hood fame and man alive when we natter I struggle. Sometimes he sounds like he`s slurping gravy :D Do you ever use those words when out and about? Another word I use a lot and is common round here is Luv...like hang on luv or just chill it luv but up North they say Luvver. That`s the North for you mate...fancy airs :D
 
PaganRich, funny you asked, but yes I use Mate and Cheers ,a good bit around some of my old buddies.
They turn or tilt their heads ,and look at me funny and say, what did you just say, with a far away look in their eyes, lol
Have a nice evening, Mate, an Cheers.!!!
 
D.A.A.S.69 I can just see you calling your Southern buddies Mate!!!! I like to call my buddies Comrade to shake them up a bit...

PaganRich we all owe you a debt of gratitude for teaching us the Queen's English....
 
alltatup D.A.A.S.69 There`s some Queen`s English I`m a tad fond of that definitely won`t get on this site ie `me old cocker`...that might not go down so well-no pun intended, a phrase my mate uses `me old mucker ` and that is with an m even if he may not mean it sometimes and the classic sunshine or me ole fruit like `Listen up, sunshine.` (Aggressive) or `Hey up me ole fruit` which is an informal friendly form of address towards a man but not a woman even if they actually are as batty as a fruitcake, it is a bloke saying. Now if you say `Listen up twat, I`m gonna ram this pineapple where the sun aint shining ` that is not the same even though an item of fruit has been clearly identified. To squeeze a lemon is what one lass might say to another if they want to go to the toilet or the male version; slash, wazz or leak. And you can`t just bandy those words around as an American if you`re over here, out of the tourist areas. People think you were having a laugh. Got to know your turf to say these otherwise you could be in a tricky situation. Bit like that Tourist who went to the Gents in Trainspotting :D.
 
D.A.A.S.69 You ever seen the film Trainspotting? Some of the music is awesome. Gritty hard film that one. Hard watching in places, classic in other parts. That`s why we like Only Fools And Horses here, the TV series, full of old sayings and stuff plus great comedy.
 
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Bog standard-nought special, common as muck---yeap
Brolly-Umbrella
Budge up-move over, let me sit down
Blower-Never off the phone
She`s got me on Ozzy. I spoke to me mum and the only Ozzy we could think of apart from Sabbath would be Australia, Liverpool`s only 182 miles from me but you have words like mardy and now ozzy which down my next of the woods would stop people. Mardy means moody/ leave me the fuck alone I`ve got a right royal hangover kinda thing. Ozzy-no idea. What does it mean?
Here`s a weird one when I was born my nan and mum-both Scots and recently down in Southern England with me dad-tried to get me to call my nan, gran but I wouldn`t. I would only ever call her nan and was always going over to her as a toddler. To this day she`s my nan though she`s been gone a-whiles now. Thing is, I wasn`t exposed to old Scottish and they never said the word, only gran and nan is an old Scottish word that I didn`t have access to as in England, nans are mainly called Grans. So they tried and tried and I just didn`t budge. From the word go, that`s what I called her, still do. Now, with my daughter she calls my mum her gran and when I talk to my daughter, we refer to her as gran. She has 2 grans so doesn`t even separate them that way either. Reckon I`m not a re-incarnated Buddhist Lama but probably some poor, peat smelling old Scottish crofter. Bloody typical...:)
 
Ozzy is hospital.

I think all of us carry some of the past with us. Some are more in tune with it. In my opinion there is a lot in our brains that we are completely in the dark about. Occasionally we come across folks who peek around in that unknown (knowingly or not) and they share a glimpse of that side. Thanks for sharing that with me.
 
alltatup, it was funny a time or two, now instead of mate and cheers, it's back to normal, I always say hey sh-thead, and they all look at you.
That's what they call me too.
 
PaganRich, naw, I ain't never seen that movie, Trainspotting, I've heard of it though, we saw MoneyTrain, I think it was, a few times, it's got Woody an Wesley, in it.
Unless I got my train movie's wrong.
 
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