Slang you said at primary school, that you still use today

Following on from bighead's CCI thread...

In my primary school, 'Dry' used to get used a lot. I still use it today... Love that word!

Also 'Safe'. used to cane that in school, and still do. Not many survive though.

bare ones

[Macc]

bare ones

It's not often you beat me to the post John

Got n e bares John? Going to the Castle tonight for some bare ones John? I'm to lunch for some bare ones in a minute.

bighead

Edit: Dry gets battered here too

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"i bet she has a wizards sleeve"

"TWWWWAAATT"

"bloodfire"



your right, not many survive.

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plus the fact i went to school in zumerzet so the use of your londinum slang did not reach us until 10 years after....

my slang was influenced by Bristolion's and combine harvesters...

[Macc]

I saw that Charlie

Going to the Castle tonight for some bare ones John?

I might do... is mary bare ones gonna be there?

"Art Attack is shit" was a common saying :feet:

"Art Attack is shit" was a common saying :feet:

Eh, eh. It was No. 73 back then mate, OK?

[Macc]

Going to the Castle tonight for some bare ones John?

I might do... is mary bare ones gonna be there?

Dunno... She could be off getting bares.

We'll have to start calling Ali 'Ali bare ones'

yeah man! But none you people would understand:

foemp
kakker
deb

I love reusing old words...I can see it happening all over in my kids!

[Macc]

@ dice!

mint ass


although i dont use that still.

i don't use it but it still makes me laugh " cheeeeiiiiffff " usually followed by sucking teeth

Trenton Manz. I still use it today

@ maccaroni

leg-end (legend) i think this is used country wide... posibly a local thing though.

the Beckers is another local, to describe how you feel during an embarassing/awkward situation.
ie, your bum cheeks were clenched so hard.. like borris beckers just as hes about to serve during wimbledon.

i don't use it but it still makes me laugh " cheeeeiiiiffff " usually followed by sucking teeth

as in stolen?
like 'oh no, somones cheifed me lighter'

i don't use it but it still makes me laugh " cheeeeiiiiffff " usually followed by sucking teeth

as in stolen?
like 'oh no, somones cheifed me lighter'

no as in what a chief, usually aimed at teachers or people not in our gang

ah ok, we use it like that down here too but it can also mean thief

You shouldnt have had lighters to chief, young man!

Yeah, i used chief and still do. hehe... Geezer's a fucking chief!

You shouldnt have had lighters to chief, young man!

Yeah, i used chief and still do. hehe... Geezer's a fucking chief!

...not at primary school (which to me would mean 4-7 yr olds) and i cant remember any of the slang we used then.
i remember my sister taught me 'shit' when i was about 4 but as she was only 6 she said 'ship' instead