yeah in the media scousers look shit....but americans love it just coz of the beatles lol..cant believe that linzi....its horrile once we went on a class field trip to scarborough and we had to questionnaire ppl in the street and sum1 sed "ooh scouser watch ya wallets lads"" u know and its like u small minded tart grr made me mad.....and i got it in lodon once at a mueseum....coz i do wanna steal a 5000 year old piece of crap dont i?? the ppl here are DED friendly!!¬
haha no i had never heard it honest!lol the only knowlege i have of liverpool is what i got off brookside!haha xxx
lol well fine example....not remember tinhead and emily (jennifer ellison) always breakinh in2 ppls houses?? and also jimmy the smakhed thief? lol im so glad that show ended
yeah it did give it a bad name...but there are people like that everywhere! hell theres areas like that here! so there must be! i gota say though i did like my brookie!haha so unbelieveable it was funny! xxx
At least you don't come from Essex Emma!!! I don't think anyone gets it as bad as us Essex girls (I'm not one by the way...well, not typically!!). I'm hoping actually, that non-Brits won't understand the whole Essex thing.....it's an awful stigma!! Celephaïs: I do know some cockney rhyming slang, but I don't usually use it in every day conversation....I live pretty close to East London, where it all started....and I did a bit of research into it before our interviews in case it came up!! : See if anyone understands this: Mum's on the dog, now get up them apples and cut your barnet!! There you go!! (that's a lame sentence by the way!!) Ellen xxx
Everywhere i go, people here im from somerset, and bingo they think im some kinda country gal, with a strong somerset accent and say "ooh ah" all the time! ok, so i do have a slight somerset accent, i do like the country, but i do not drive a tractor! Sarah
Mum's on the phone, get up stairs and cut your hair!! Dog & bone = phone Apples & Pears = stairs Barnet Fair = hair Cockney rhyming slang is always 'something/something' or 'something & something' and the word you use when you say it is the one that doesn't rhyme with the word you mean...does that make sense??? Ellen xxx
lol i cant believe how off topic this thread has gone......actually yes i can its just like every other topic! :
Alfie and Big Mo always use it in Eastenders.....but they should all use it in that programme...I mean, they're all supposed to be Cockneys!!! Big Mo always says 'me farmers are playing up' Farmer Giles = Piles! :-X Ellen xx
