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Yes, I was into scraps. We always knew black pudding as black dag. Potted meat (not seen it since I left Sheffield) was known as potted dog. Sliced potatoes dipped in batter and fried were scallops. Rice pudding was Chinese wedding cake. There was a pub built into the old Corn Exchange before it was demolished, known as T' Manche, I think it was really called The Norfolk Arms or something like that. It was frequented by workers from the fruit and veg market. At school, Nether Edge Grammar we played a playground game known to us as "Finger, Thumb and Rusty Bum" a sort of an adaptation of leap frog.

 

Mike

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To be honest I didn't even know Rag men had trumpets ! The only one I can remember walked around pulling a small cart shouting "Donkey stone for rags oh"....

 

Gollapin.......Something you did with your dinner when you wanted to get back out to play footty...

 

Fizzog........Wasn't that your face ?

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I dont think this has been mentioned before, i sow it on S/F not so long ago

 

togger = football

 

Togger were payed wi a "pill"

 

"Who's got t'pill?"

 

---------- Post added 03-02-2015 at 13:08 ----------

 

Used to work with an old lad who used to often exclaim, after someone had dropped a clanger..."He wants sh*gging with a rag mans trumpet! "

 

My work mate preferred violating them wi a red 'ot file! :o

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Togger were payed wi a "pill"

 

"Who's got t'pill?"

 

---------- Post added 03-02-2015 at 13:08 ----------

 

 

My work mate preferred violating them wi a red 'ot file! :o

 

My best mate's dad, (RIP) used to say

"They want an umbrella shoving up their backside, opening, and pulling back down!

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