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albion

Legendary Member
Location
Gateshead
Apparantly not, King Charles is a master in Ecky Thump.
 

tyred

Squire
Location
Ireland
Another lovely day. Another nice relaxing day. Had a few errands to run in the morning. I then re-waxed my Carradice panniers, something I had been meaning to do for ages. They've never let in water but we're looking tatty. They now look somewhat multicoloured!

I was tempted to use black shoe polish to give them colour again, but it would probably rub off on everything.

The one downside to nice weather is that it brings my downstairs neighbour outside so l basically have a checkpoint outside my front door. I get a million questions and then a dose of negativity every time. I wonder what the polite version of **** off is!
 

classic33

Leg End Member
Another lovely day. Another nice relaxing day. Had a few errands to run in the morning. I then re-waxed my Carradice panniers, something I had been meaning to do for ages. They've never let in water but we're looking tatty. They now look somewhat multicoloured!

I was tempted to use black shoe polish to give them colour again, but it would probably rub off on everything.

The one downside to nice weather is that it brings my downstairs neighbour outside so l basically have a checkpoint outside my front door. I get a million questions and then a dose of negativity every time. I wonder what the polite version of **** off is!
I think we're done here.

"G'way out of that" — Means "No way" or "Stop talking nonsense," used to dismiss someone or something.
"I will, yeah" — A sarcastic phrase meaning "I absolutely will not do that".
"Get stuffed" — A direct, yet less vulgar way to tell someone to leave.
"Take a hike" — A clear dismissal, telling someone to go elsewhere.
"G'luck to ya" — A very common, dismissive way to end a conversation abruptly.
"Would ya stop" — A plea to end the conversation or the nonsense.
"Cop on" — Telling someone to behave better or use common sense.
"I let you go" — A polite way to end a boring conversation, pretending the other person is busy.
 
What a fabby match.

Anyways, I'd better go and do the washing up.
 
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