The Cheese, The Whole Cheese and Nothing but the Cheese

[mr west]

just planted 2 x purple og#18 2x dog and 2 x la confidential (reg), pog dog and lac lol

 

[DST]

good luck mate.

 

[jigfresh]

pog dog lol. Hehe, you might be too old.... or maybe it was an american thing... but do you remember pogs?

 

[mr west]

were they like big buttons for tiddlywinks?

 

[mr west]

i would of planted more but i only had 6 jiffys lol

 

[jigfresh]

were they like big buttons for tiddlywinks?

Depends what tiddlywinks is lol. Yeah they were like big buttons kids would 'gamble' with. I guess like marbles or something (only I never played marbles so not sure). I wonder if I still got my pogs somewhere... Attic boxes of junk FTW.

 

[AMCHEESIER]

pogs were a big thing when i was in my last yrs at school and marbles was the in thing when i was a kid. and yeah pogs were like tiddlywinks in a sense just a bit bigger and the game was played different. ahh nostelgia takes u back...

 

[mr west]

we used to play penny up the wall at school and scabby queen with rapps. My knuckles used to be so swollen

 

[jigfresh]

We would pencil fight. Get bloody knuckles that way too.

 

[mr west]

its a bit tense here tonight as thehatster is refusing to stop crying and go to sleep lol. Kids eh who'd have em?

 

[jigfresh]

GO TO SLEEP!!!!! darling.

 

[mr west]

LOL its ok now the calpol has kicked in poor cow has 3 molers coming through at once lol, ouchy.

 

[DST]

I think penny up the wall was fairly universal in the UK. And we called rapps, Snips. Quite a strange concept just smashing someones knuckles with a pack of cards. Oh to be a kid again.

I hope little H is a bit happier, poor ting.

we used to play penny up the wall at school and scabby queen with rapps. My knuckles used to be so swollen

 

[Don Gin and Ton]

it was a bit odd thinking back. skinning someones knuckles as they picked a higher or lower card than you. hard or soft fo red or black. kids man, vicious buggers

 

[supersillybilly]

LOL its ok now the calpol has kicked in poor cow has 3 molers coming through at once lol, ouchy.

Is the term "poor cow" a term of affection where ur from

 

[DST]

If "Hen" can be a term of affection in Scotland, I reckon "cow" can also be. Another one I can think of from around the counties is Duck(y).

 

[supersillybilly]

Okey dokey. Im gonae say to the mrs.....how was your day cow. Cue left jab

 

[Don Gin and Ton]

Funny how a few miles turns hen to hinny eh

 

[DST]

I am reading "A 100 Years of Annoying the French" just now. Quite interesting to read about the Normans, Anglo Saxons, the language, and dialect through the UK.

 

[Don Gin and Ton]

factual and amusing...