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RE: Terriers v t'Owls match thread - Amelia Chaffinch - 03-04-2016
The little numpties in the minibus that we found ourselves behind were definitely charmless nerks!
Anyway, Wakey, how come there were police at the secret pub before the match?
RE: Terriers v t'Owls match thread - Imre varadi - 03-04-2016
What does nerk mean then ? is it like chav or something ? i quite like the word nerk i will use it at least 3 times next week thanks!
i still prefer cock wombles or cock goblins though!
Still pissing himself laughing Imre everso varadi !!
RE: Terriers v t'Owls match thread - Amelia Chaffinch - 03-04-2016
It comes from Porridge.
Foolish, objectionable, insignificant person. Mmmmm.
RE: Terriers v t'Owls match thread - St Charles Owl - 03-04-2016
(03-04-2016, 21:46)Amelia Chaffinch Wrote: It comes from Porridge.
Foolish, objectionable, insignificant person. Mmmmm.
That's a nice coincidence!!! Our match thread pictures of Kate Beckinsale also technically come from Porridge!!!
RE: Terriers v t'Owls match thread - Amelia Chaffinch - 03-04-2016
I prefer his other daughter. She's a much nicer person.
RE: Terriers v t'Owls match thread - St Charles Owl - 03-04-2016
(03-04-2016, 22:13)Amelia Chaffinch Wrote: I prefer his other daughter. She's a much nicer person.
Wouldn't know, don't know either of them so can't really judge them as people, just objects!!!
RE: Terriers v t'Owls match thread - Lord Snooty - 03-04-2016
It's a word they made up as the BBC wouldn't allow the word berk. Apparently that's a shortening of the rhyming slang Berkshire Hunt.
The phrase naff off also came about this way.
RE: Terriers v t'Owls match thread - Amelia Chaffinch - 03-04-2016
(03-04-2016, 22:16)St Charles Owl Wrote:(03-04-2016, 22:13)Amelia Chaffinch Wrote: I prefer his other daughter. She's a much nicer person.
Wouldn't know, don't know either of them so can't really judge them as people, just objects!!!
Can I suggest you don't open that can of worms.
RE: Terriers v t'Owls match thread - St Charles Owl - 03-04-2016
(03-04-2016, 22:16)Lord Snooty Wrote: It's a word they made up as the BBC wouldn't allow the word berk. Apparently that's a shortening of the rhyming slang Berkshire Hunt.
The phrase naff off also came about this way.
Funny how back in those days we had a tv series where a black man was called Darkie but the word berk was not allowed!!!! How times have changed!!
RE: Terriers v t'Owls match thread - Lord Snooty - 03-04-2016
(03-04-2016, 20:28)Amelia Chaffinch Wrote: The little numpties in the minibus that we found ourselves behind were definitely charmless nerks.Oh yes, about that. Must congratulate Wednesday. Didn't realise they did such good care in the community work.