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Londons shame? prob happening up and down this country. who knows what other f****d up shit the tribes get up to behind closed doors.

All well and good taking the p1ss out of us Londoners, but it's no joke having to do the Lambeth Walk every time I nip round the corner for a packet of ciggies... My f*cking hips and ankles are killin

Kranky you've never just tried to scare somebody with your mates or who you knock around with have you lol please tell me I read that wrong lol oh the shame lol come with a smile pmsl lol

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Garden gate? What a Toby!!

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I speak in colloquialisms and a local dialect which draws on Patois, Romany, Urdu, old English and rhyming slang. However, I've never used the term "Garden Gate" to describe a friend or "Mr Magoo" to describe something as being gospel or 24 carat. I have never heard anyone ever use the term. Maybe you've read too many Jamie Oliver cookbooks.

What part of the Romany/Urdu /patois does the term " silly c**t" come from? Lol

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Garden gate? What a Toby!!

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I speak in colloquialisms and a local dialect which draws on Patois, Romany, Urdu, old English and rhyming slang. However, I've never used the term "Garden Gate" to describe a friend or "Mr Magoo" to describe something as being gospel or 24 carat. I have never heard anyone ever use the term. Maybe you've read too many Jamie Oliver cookbooks.

What part of the Romany/Urdu /patois does the term " silly c**t" come from? Lol

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Garden gate? What a Toby!!

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I speak in colloquialisms and a local dialect which draws on Patois, Romany, Urdu, old English and rhyming slang. However, I've never used the term "Garden Gate" to describe a friend or "Mr Magoo" to describe something as being gospel or 24 carat. I have never heard anyone ever use the term. Maybe you've read too many Jamie Oliver cookbooks.
What part of the Romany/Urdu /patois does the term " silly c**t" come from? Lol

lol!!! I'd normally say "silly eyed c@nt" or "spunky eyed c@nt" to add a bit of local flavour!

 

I'm from a little village called Mitcham. We're actually classed as Surrey but we could spit into Tooting, Streatham and Wimbledon...............and we usually did!!

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Garden gate? What a Toby!!

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I speak in colloquialisms and a local dialect which draws on Patois, Romany, Urdu, old English and rhyming slang. However, I've never used the term "Garden Gate" to describe a friend or "Mr Magoo" to describe something as being gospel or 24 carat. I have never heard anyone ever use the term. Maybe you've read too many Jamie Oliver cookbooks.
What part of the Romany/Urdu /patois does the term " silly c**t" come from? Lol

lol!!! I'd normally say "silly eyed c@nt" or "spunky eyed c@nt" to add a bit of local flavour!

I'm from a little village called Mitcham. We're actually classed as Surrey but we could spit into Tooting, Streatham and Wimbledon...............and we usually did!!

Mitcham !!!! :blink::blink::laugh::laugh: .......... That's like saying Rainham is the east end !! :laugh: ........you ain't a south London boy, your a yuppie from the burbs !! :laugh::laugh:

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Lol lol. a. Not even a MOCKNEY. A YUPPIE. OUTED by the WILF. Lol

 

:laugh::laugh: ...........A proper South London boy come from post codes starting in SE......maybe SW at a push, same as an east end boy comes from postcodes starting with E or EC..................Mitcham is CR :blink::blink: ..........its where solicitors, cozzers and people who want to get out of London move to ! :laugh::laugh:

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Lol lol. a. Not even a MOCKNEY. A YUPPIE. OUTED by the WILF. Lol

 

:laugh::laugh: ...........A proper South London boy come from post codes starting in SE......maybe SW at a push, same as an east end boy comes from postcodes starting with E or EC..................Mitcham is CR :blink::blink: ..........its where solicitors, cozzers and people who want to get out of London move to ! :laugh::laugh:

 

 

I've got a SW London postcode on my birth cert, At least I'm a South Londoner at a push eh? :thumbs:

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Garden gate? What a Toby!!

. What you are if you dont know Lol
I speak in colloquialisms and a local dialect which draws on Patois, Romany, Urdu, old English and rhyming slang. However, I've never used the term "Garden Gate" to describe a friend or "Mr Magoo" to describe something as being gospel or 24 carat. I have never heard anyone ever use the term. Maybe you've read too many Jamie Oliver cookbooks.
What part of the Romany/Urdu /patois does the term " silly c**t" come from? Lol
lol!!! I'd normally say "silly eyed c@nt" or "spunky eyed c@nt" to add a bit of local flavour!

I'm from a little village called Mitcham. We're actually classed as Surrey but we could spit into Tooting, Streatham and Wimbledon...............and we usually did!!

Mitcham !!!! :blink::blink::laugh::laugh: .......... That's like saying Rainham is the east end !! :laugh: ........you ain't a south London boy, your a yuppie from the burbs !! :laugh::laugh:

Hahahahahahahahaha!! My first job after school was in the West End, the firm had an office in Soho square. I used to think it was good that I lived out where there was open space and I could run rabbits and foxes with my dog. Open space??? Haha, once you left Mitcham

common you were either in Croydon, the industrial estate leading to the back of the Purley way or the housing estate that I lived on. I thought that I'd never want to move away.

 

I still work there, my office is in Croydon and my blokes work in Southwark, Lambeth and Wandsworth. Occasionally venturing over the water, into the twilight zone, if the money's right. But when I leave of a night I thank fcuk that I don't live anywhere near there now.

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