Heard one today that made me laugh, maybe not so lost & dunno if it's just a scouse thing..'He went the colour of boiled shite'
Togger.
Yeah use that one a lot.Another is "it was all over the place, it was spread around like wild man's shite"
On Blob.As in a very good football team.
.....or 'the reds are playing at home'.
That's just reminded me of the time when my daughters Mum went into labour. I text everyone then my cousin texts back saying at the birth make sure you stand in the Kop and not the Anny Road.
I did venture down the Kemlyn at one point but quickly returned to me spec on the Kop.
Trog?
If your moral compass is Piers Moron then I ask you to think whether someone who oversaw illegal phone hacking and published fake pictures depicting War Crimes is an appropriate person to look up to. In fact, I'd suggest you're a bit of a c*nt.
Has anybody mentioned 'flim'?As in "I'm on the bones of me arse; anyone got a flim to lend me?"
With us it was synonymous with 'greaser' who dwelt under the Bridge in Garston.
A grebo
Hmmm. The 'greasers' were old school rockers completed with a DA hairstyle and leather jackets even without a motorbike. We thought 'grebos' were a very early incarnation of heavy metal fans.
Aren't those under the bridge at Garston just 'mudmen' no matter their attire?
heavy metal fans.
bluey
In school we used to call them smellies.
I was one Leather jacket, tassles down the arms, bar mats sewn across the back, long hair all down my back ( none on my head, just all down my back )
I remember you...
We did as well mate and I'm a few years older than you
I bet you use to wear patchouli oil .
Wear it? I used to drink it!
From the BBC archivehttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zcpXePrrCIk