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support worker From England, United Kingdom


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sue 27th Dec 2017 support worker

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sue 20th Dec 2017 support worker

How to make Twiddlemuffs

Had some fur material and made one from this, but placed items inside.
sue 4th May 2016 support worker

Cockney Slang Rhyming Words

Rock and Roll = Dole
Jack Tar = Bar
Loaf of Bread = Head
Barnet Fair = Hair
Syrup of Figs = Wigs
Boat Race = Face
Mince Pies = Eyes
King Lears = Ears
North and South = Mouth
Hampstead Heath = Teeth
Loaf = Head
Gregory Peck = Neck
Noddy Holder = Shoulders
Bristol Cities = Titty
Thrupenny Bits = Tits
Bristol and West = Chest
Chalk Farms = Arms
German Bands = hands
Derby Kelly = Belly
Newington Butts = Guts
Fish and Chips = Hips

Thought you might like these to work out.

On yer Loaf of Bread, you've got your Barnet Fair (or maybe a Syrup of Figs). On yer Boat Race, you have yer Mince Pies, King Lears and I Suppose. In yer North and South you've got yer Hampstead Heath. Yer Loaf sits on yer Gregory Peck, which sits on yer Noddy Holder. If you're a woman you might have Bristol Cities (or Thrupenny Bits) on yer Bristol and West.

We've all got a pair of Chalk Farms poking out with a pair of German Bands at the end. In yer Derby Kelly lives yer Newington Butts. Don't eat too much in case yer Fish and Chips start expanding.



sue 19th Apr 2016 support worker

Typical British words and phrases

Here is some cockney slang words that is still used today. There is loads more.

Up the apple and pears = stairs
Ruby Murray = curry
Tom and dick = sick
Rosy lea = tea
Jack Jones = alone
Dog and bone = phone
Can you Adam and Eve it = Believe it
Trouble and strife = The wife
Kettle and Hob = Watch
Barnet = Hair

sue 3rd Apr 2015 support worker

Baby Boomers Song Quiz 2

Hi Joanne,

I would be interested as well, in getting a copy please.

Thank you

Sue
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