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Oh I see!!!

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Ooooer.... elp Mam!!!!

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I don't wish to know that!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

(who used to say that?)

Dunno but the second line was "Kindly leave the stage"

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I can't remember Billy Dainty..or only vaguely..so I doubt it was him...could be though!

"I don't wish to know that...kindly leave the stage" has been around

forever I think.

I bet it has to do with pantomime maybe.

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I asked my mum and she said the same "that it was no one in particulars catch phrase"

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I know this is off topic but I was saying to our Kath a little while ago

how amazing it is that with all our different time zones..

Beefsteak from the UK..and Limey and Kath from the States and

me from Canada were all posting at the same time.

Amazing!!!

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I know this is off topic but I was saying to our Kath a little while ago

how amazing it is that with all our different time zones..

Beefsteak from the UK..and Limey and Kath from the States and

me from Canada were all posting at the same time.

Amazing!!!

Uh.....what........

Did somebody say something?

zzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzz

!sleeping!

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Just catching up with this long thread here and some of the expresions are taking me right back!

In our house we had 'frizzled' cheese. I had thought this was just a name that my old mum made up and little did I know it was in common useage!

We also lived next to a 'twichel'. It was never known as anything else. Up the road also was 'back twichel' or 'back track'. I'd never heard the word 'jitty' and when I did considered it somewhat effete.

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Theres also "jinnel" (Sp) a Jitty

I think it was "ginnel" but then i never said it. i only know "twitchel" or "entry" as in "who's left all that mess in the entry?"

!inthebin!

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That word Ginnel was used last night on Police Camera action..the helicoper pilot said the driver has ran down a ginnel.

Bip.

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