Phrases Relatives Said When We Were Kids

[lavery549@yahoo]

I always remembered my Grandma saying " It's black oer Bills Mothers , when rain was coming , loved it . And , a woman with loose morals , " she must have red hair & live in Rotherham " . And I used one ,she used when I worked in Manchester in X Ray .  One of Consultants told me something I didn't know & I said " Well , I'l go t"foot of our stairs " . He was in absolute hysterics 

[Slighty batty]

“Fur coat and no knickers” was our version of the redhead from Rotherham. It was black o’er Bill’s mother’s at our house too! 

[The_DADDY]

My nan used to say about people who lived together out of wedlock 'they are livin oor brush'. 

 

[Padders]

34 minutes ago, The_DADDY said:

My nan used to say about people who lived together out of wedlock 'they are livin oor brush'. 

 

My mother had a bad memory.

She used to clip me round the head and say "What have I just told you"

[The_DADDY]

Just now, Padders said:

My mother had a bad memory.

She used to clip me round the head and say "What have I just told you"

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[despritdan]

'There's nowt so queer as folk' is one I remember.

[Guest]

Takin the washing in, when your pants were stuck in between your lower cheeks.

[Guest]

Theer n back t c arr far it is.

[cressida]

Don't tread in that.

[Guest]

Stop that you'll go blind.

I used to read by torch light under the bed clothes